Examples of using Continuing high levels in English and their translations into Russian
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The continuing high levels of unpaid assessments were undermining the Organization's financial stability and liquidity.
While noting the efforts made by the State party to set concrete targets and develop a national strategy on education,the Committee notes with concern the continuing high levels of illiteracy of women and girls, in particular in rural areas.
Continuing high levels of unpaid assessments are undermining the financial stability and liquidity of the United Nations.
Optimism at the progress in the peace process was limited by the lack of public safety, continuing high levels of ordinary crime and lack of confidence in the State institutions responsible for preventing, investigating and punishing such crimes.
Continuing high levels of unpaid assessments are undermining the financial stability and liquidity, and therefore the purpose and goal, of the United Nations.
In view of the public finance problems described on page 25 of the previous combined report and the continuing high levels of debt, Togo adopted in March 2008 its Interim Poverty Reduction Strategy Paper(I-PRSP), in which it committed itself to improving the public finances and reducing its debt.
Thus, continuing high levels of in-migration, particularly in areas with high population densities, contribute to and intensify urban environmental stress.
While such savings now represented a greater proportion of the gross domestic product of developing countries than they had a decade earlier, savings rates in Africa and Latin America remained comparatively low, owing to low absolute levels of per capita income in Africa,the low rates of growth in income, continuing high levels of unemployment in both regions and patterns of income distribution.
Given the complexity of the situation, continuing high levels of tension and the steep decline in Palestinian living standards since 2000, the United Nations presence on the ground continues to be of key importance.
At this juncture, I would like to underline that it is the view of my delegation that the lack of respect for international law, including international humanitarian law, as well as the failure to implement the General Assembly and Security Council resolutions,are driving forces behind the continuing high levels of violence that severely affects unarmed civilians, particularly women and children, in the occupied Palestinian territory.
We express deep concern about the continuing high levels of unemployment and underemployment, particularly among young people, and note the need for sustainable development strategies to proactively address youth employment at all levels. .
I regret to report that despite the efforts of the international community through the Quartet(the United Nations, the European Union, the Russian Federation and the United States of America), and the stated commitment of the parties to the road map initiative expressed at the summit meeting at Aqaba, Jordan,on 4 June 2003, the situation in the Middle East is characterized by a stalled peace process and continuing high levels of violence.
We are deeply concerned about the continuing high levels of unemployment and underemployment, particularly among young people, and affirm our commitment to reducing unemployment through employment-intensive macroeconomic and development policies.
Recalling with appreciation paragraph 24 of the outcome document of the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development, held in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, from 20 to 22 June 2012,entitled"The future we want", which expresses deep concern about the continuing high levels of unemployment and underemployment, particularly among young people, and notes the need for sustainable development strategies to proactively address youth employment at all levels. .
Indeed, in view of the continuing high levels of poverty and youth unemployment, Sierra Leone was unlikely to achieve its Millennium Development Goals by 2015, particularly those related to maternal health, child mortality, water and sanitation.
Expresses concern over the uneven trade andeconomic recovery from the global economic crisis; over the continuing high levels of inequality, poverty and unemployment in many countries, in particular developing countries- especially the least developed countries(LDCs), as well as other groups of countries with special needs- and also countries with economies in transition; and also over both new and persistent protectionist measures and the risk of double-dip recession;
The continuing high levels of radioactive contamination of agricultural lands and the low rates of reduction of radionuclides in the soil and farm produce necessitate a range of rehabilitation measures with a view to reducing the entry of radionuclides into the human food chain via the soil and agricultural products.
The Ministers expressed deep concern about the continuing high levels of unemployment and underemployment, particularly among young people, and stressed the need to launch an intergovernmental process, within the United Nations, to develop the global strategy on youth employment.
Expressing deep concern about the continuing high levels of unemployment and underemployment, particularly among young people, noting the need for sustainable development strategies to proactively address youth employment at all levels, and in this regard recognizing the need for a global strategy on youth and employment building on the work of the International Labour Organization.
We expect continued high levels of volatility on the market in the near future.
The continued high levels of infant, under-five and maternal mortality rates;
We expect continued high levels of volatility in the coming weeks.
The Committee is concerned about the continuing high level of infant and maternal mortality.
Our medium-term outlook remains positive, and we expect continued high levels of volatility.
We expect a further drop of the British currency prices and continued high levels of volatility.
The continued high level of recycling of old jewellery is more significant.
The Committee notes with concern the continued high level of unemployment among ethnic minority groups.
The continuing high level of monopolization of large-scale production.
This most likely reflects the continued high level of awareness and acceptance of the programme.
These indicators clearly confirm the continuing high level of activity by the Service in support of peacekeeping operations.