Examples of using Causes and implications in English and their translations into Russian
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The Armenia-Azerbaijan Conflict: Causes and Implications, pp. 9.
A full account of the causes and implications of industrialization and its effects needs to be sought.
Future reports would contain further analysis of the possible causes and implications of those trends.
New global/regional concerns with domestic causes and implications have also emerged, such as climate changeand the loss of biodiversity, thus strengthening the importance of the interaction between international cooperation and domestic responses.
In many cases, there is excellent awareness of the issues, causes and implications of desertification.
Responses to the crisis will have to include both short-term and longer-term measures, reflecting the fact that the crisishas both short-term and underlying structural causes and implications.
A detailed analysis of the dispute, its causes and implications, will be published in a separate document.
Progress made in relation to a study which the State party should conduct on the root causes and implications of trafficking.
It reviews recent trends in inequality and its causes and implications for economic and social development, both within and among countries.
Aleksanteri Insight presents in a short format analysis of specific issues,their underlying causes and implications in the Eurasian context.
Causes and implications of the deepening financial crisis were detailed, inter alia, in the report of the Secretary-General on the work of the Organization(A/50/1), dated 22 August 1995, and in his report to the General Assembly on improving the financial situation of the United Nations A/50/666 and Add.1-3.
An assessment is made of the continuing reserve accumulation and the causes and implications of the net transfer of resources from developing countries.
The responses will have to include both short-term and longer-term responses,reflecting the fact that the crisis has both short-term and structural causes and implications.
The Meeting brought together 57 experts to present their views and discuss the patterns, causes and implications of the changing spatial distribution of the population in different parts of the world.
While sex-disaggregated data for a number of these indicators are not available orare difficult to compile, there are significant gender perspectives in the causes and implications of the issues covered.
Establish Security Council working groups relating to specific volatile situations to improve the understanding of the causes and implications of conflict, as well as to provide a consistent forum in which to consider options to prevent the outbreak of violence.
Ten years of application and implementation of the Standard Rules have changed the landscape of disability awareness and the attitude of people regarding the nature, causes and implications of all types of disabilities.
Establish Security Council working groups relating to certain specific volatile situations to improve the understanding of the causes and implications of conflict, as well to provide a consistent forum in which to consider options to prevent the outbreak of violence in each case.
Staff of Louisville Courier-Journal, for its exemplary initial coverage of a bus crash that claimed 27 lives and its subsequent thorough and effective examination of the causes and implications of the tragedy.
Welcomed the Group of 20 action plan on food price volatility and agriculture as an effort to address a number of the main causes and implications of food price volatilityand stated that it would welcome its endorsement by the Group of 20 at its November 2011 summit;
To assist in the formulation of such policies, a further objective of the subprogramme will be to improve knowledge of the nature and scope of such movements and to analyse their economic and social causes and implications.
The close linkages of trade and finance and the global character of the causes and implications of the current crisis required coherent approaches by the international community to revive world output growth in the short termand to attain the Millennium Development Goals, including the reduction of poverty by one half, in the longer term.
Such a system will provide data of appropriate spatial and temporal scales to address issues concerning coastal management,such as the origins, causes and implications of changes in coastal water quality on associated resources.
Already in 1994, at the International Conference on Population and Development, Member States had underscored the importance of international migration and development by providing, in chapter X of the Programme of Action adopted at the Conference(United Nations, 1995), a number of objectives and a comprehensive set of actions to address the causes and implications of international migration.
In his reply of 27 January, the Special Rapporteur proposed the following objectives for the mission:( i) to examine with the authorities the new Constitution and any new legislation adopted;( ii)to look into the causes and implications of the serious humanitarian crisis occurring especially in the southern part of the Sudan;and( iii) to review with the authorities progress in the implementation of the provisions of Commission on Human Rights resolution 1998/67.
Post changes relate to the establishment of one P-2 post and one P-3 post to strengthen the subprogramme as it relates to analysis of population trends, demographics,social and economic causes and implications, etc., offset by the outward redeployment of a P-4 post to subprogramme 3.
When these countries are left out, however, international income inequality is seen as having continued to rise strongly from already high levels. The World Economic and Social Survey 2006 focuses on the causes and implications of the income divergence between countries.
The report provides a succinct assessment of the implications of inequality for development and it reviews recent trends in inequality, its causes and its implications for economic and social development.
It reviews recent trends in inequality, its causes and its implications, both within and among countries, for economic and social development.
For a review of the data and a discussion of the underlying causes and the implications for the transfer of technology by TNCs to host developing countries, see UNCTC, 1989, Foreign Direct Investment.

