Examples of using Chronic instability in English and their translations into Russian
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The Great Lakes region is suffering from chronic instability and the total breakdown of peace.
In the past three years,the international community has assisted Afghanistan in pulling back from the brink of chaos and chronic instability.
This is evidence of chronic instability, both socio-politically and in security terms.
The Commission's longer-term attention span can be particularly valuable in cases of chronic instability and extended post-conflict transitions.
Given the virtually chronic instability that has characterized the recent history of the Comoros, the Comorian people are obliged to ask whether they have the right to peace and the right to life.
The crisis still isn't resolved, andthe 45 million state on the EU Eastern border has turned into the source of chronic instability and threat for European states' national security.
Chronic instability in many parts of Africa forced hundreds of thousands of people to leave their homes and search for safety elsewhere in their own countries and across national borders.
Yet there is a clear danger that the chronic instability of that country could revert to devastating civil war.
Environmental factors, while often not the sole cause of violent conflict,can spark violence and contribute to chronic instability and unrest if not properly managed.
Inevitably, this has led to chronic shortages of resources and chronic instability, which spawn cyclical disorder characterized by corruption, internal conflict and even war with neighbouring States.
Despite the multiplicity of latent and/or open conflicts in neighbouring countries,the Republic of Djibouti is a haven of peace in a subregion afflicted by hot spots and chronic instability.
In Guinea-Bissau, a country which finally appeared to have emerged from the chronic instability that had marked its history since independence, the army overthrew the civilian authority on 12 April 2012.
The political and institutional crises triggered by the numerous coups d'état and recently, in 1997,the separatist crisis of the island of Nzwani have plunged the country into a state of chronic instability.
The Council expressed its deep concern at the chronic instability prevailing in Somalia, in particular with regard to terrorism, piracy along the Somali coastline and the catastrophic humanitarian situation.
A stable and viable Afghanistan will not be possible until the vexed issue of opium production is addressed and this source of chronic instability, corruption and misery is removed from the fabric of Afghan life.
It should be clear that FDLR has been at the centre of chronic instability in the Great Lakes region for two decades and that any further delay in eliminating this group and its ideology would only serve to cause further harm and suffering to the region.
The humanitarian challenge in the Sudan remains enormous as the crisis continues in Darfur andother parts of the country remain beset by ethnic tensions, chronic instability and conflict, as well as acute food insecurity.
They need to be resisted, for there is the very realproblem of a“contagion” effect, whereby chronic instability in one country in the Horn might prove to be a real threat to its neighbours, if it is not contained or eliminated within a reasonable period of time.
Both the members of the Security Council and the Member States themselves have neglected this responsibility,directly contributing to both the rampant spread of poverty worldwide and the chronic instability which undermines any efforts to bring about genuine peace.
Continuing confrontations in Somalia, the chronic instability along the borders of Chad, the Central African Republic and the Sudan, the daily tragedy faced by the population of Darfur and the recurrent eruption of violence in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and in Burundi are all cause for serious concern.
Four decades of an undemocratic regime characterized by economic mismanagement and two decades of chronic instability, followed by two wars over a five-year period, had left the country deeply scarred.
Thus, the State party had enormous potential, which could not, however, be fully exploited because its economy had been thrown into disarray or even ruined by multiple factors, such as looting,mismanagement and chronic instability.
Over the past years, the situation in Guinea-Bissau appearedto be evolving in an encouraging direction, ending the cycle of chronic instability, including several political assassinations, which marked the political history of the country since independence.
It makes it crystal clear that it would be pointless to dwell on the uncertainties and imbalances, as well as the precarious situations that have become an inextricable part of the fabric of international society,unless we want to doom that society to chronic instability and insecurity.
It would open up prospects on the basis of the combined efforts of the international community andof the countries of the region to overcome the recurrences of chronic instability in the Balkans and make the Balkans a region of real possibilities and prospects of fruitful and mutually advantageous cooperation.
In response, the secretariat reassured the Executive Board that it had no intention of compromising UNICEF work in girls' education, but would, rather, build on that experience and apply some of the lessons learned to children affected by other factors, such as poverty, remote location, HIV/AIDS,crisis situations and chronic instability.
Mr. Assiah(Togo) said that the illicit trade in small arms andlight weapons had a particularly adverse effect on developing countries because of their inherent chronic instability and the fact that they were coveted for various reasons. Moreover, those countries were used as testing grounds and outlets for new weapons.
Although reports should ideally be submitted on time, it should be recognized that effective implementation of the Convention requires considerable financial means and properly trained human resources andthat the reporting period saw chronic instability that made it difficult for the Government to meet its targets.
They also welcomed the 25-year governance anddevelopment plan proposed by President René Preval to address the underlying causes of Haiti's chronic instability, and called for increased assistance to the Government. On 15 August, the Council unanimously adopted resolution 1702(2006), by which it extended the mandate of MINUSTAH until 15 February 2007.
In a recent statement, the Head of MINUSTAH and Special Representative of the Secretary-General recalled that in 2004, there was no war in Haiti but rather a situation of chronic political, social and economic instability to which the Council chose to respond with the deployment of MINUSTAH, which from the outset was aimed not only at preventing a potential civil war andbreaking the cycle of chronic instability of the past decades but also at supporting the State in its most fundamental functions.
