Examples of using Deep-rooted problems in English and their translations into Russian
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Therefore, a two-prong and systemic approach is required to eradicate such deep-rooted problems.
However, the deep-rooted problems of the country will still need action by the international community.
It was clear that the existing international financial system had deep-rooted problems and required wholesale reform.
They were the expression of deep-rooted problems inherent in fragile State institutions and a weak rule of law.
The ongoing food crisis has been seen as the consequence of transitory as well as more deep-rooted problems.
Quick-fix military action to resolve deep-rooted problems is not necessarily the best option.
In the face of deep-rooted problems, including poverty, unemployment and social exclusion, as well as many other social challenges, significant joint actions are clearly needed.
We must be humble in our expectation that we can quickly resolve deep-rooted problems like poverty and sectarian hatred.
They are deep-rooted problems that require a positive response from international organizations, both global and regional, when their assistance is needed to solve such problems. .
The international community should also focus on a longer-term solution to the deep-rooted problems that face people in the region.
Indeed, important challenges remain that reveal grave and deep-rooted problems of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance against Roma that need to be addressed in the most vigorous manner.
It is a strong signal of commitment by the transitional Government andthe people of Mali to beginning to address the deep-rooted problems that have afflicted all communities in Mali for many years.
In recent reports to the Secretary-General and to the General Assembly, the Ombudsman has demonstrated an increasing ability to identify systemic issues andurge managerial intervention to resolve deep-rooted problems.
Some delegations pointed to the need to address such deep-rooted problems by way of finding sustainable solutions through sound global economic and financial governance.
In the Special Rapporteur's view,the violence that erupted in Rosarno was extremely worrying since it revealed serious and deep-rooted problems of racism against migrant workers.
Indeed, important challenges remained that revealed grave and deep-rooted problems of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance against Roma.
However, notwithstanding governmental and non-governmental efforts to improve the situation of indigenous peoples in the last two decades, anddespite some signs of success, deep-rooted problems remain.
He indicated that important challenges remained which revealed grave and deep-rooted problems of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance against Roma.
While the force carries out its mandate, the international community should focus on restoration of normal conditions of life in Albania andpolitical reconciliation, bearing in mind the necessity of longer-term solutions to the deep-rooted problems of the country.
She wishes to emphasize that the core of these recommendations concerns serious and deep-rooted problems regarding legislative reform, the rule of law and the issue of accountability and transparency in the work of State bodies.
But we must at the same time work both on the smooth reintegration of returnees into their home communities andon a longer-term solution to the deep-rooted problems that turned them into refugees in the first place.
She noted deep-rooted problems and grievances within the international system, and the importance for the United Nations to give a voice to all members of the international community, in order to ensure multilateralism, mutual respect and the peaceful settlement of disputes.
The establishment of a modern commodities exchange centre,which the government has done recently, will hopefully alleviate some deep-rooted problems of the State's marketing system in commodities.
Highlighting the deep-rooted problems and grievances within the international system and the importance for the United Nations to give a voice to all members of the international community in order to ensure multilateralism, mutual respect and the peaceful settlement of disputes.
While the adoption of the revised constitution would lead to the simplification of some of the very complex structures of governance, the deep-rooted problems that had caused political instability on the archipelago remained.
It accords Solomon Islanders the best real opportunity to rebuild the country and address the deep-rooted problems we have had for years, including fighting corruption, restoring the principles of democracy, good governance and respect for fundamental human values and rejuvenating the social cohesiveness of our people.
At the same time, fiscal stances remain restrictive, as deficit reduction policies continueto receive most attention, except in Japan, where deep-rooted problems have impeded the recovery in economic activity.
There persists a large unfinished reform agenda, especially with regard to improving the lives of people and the quality anddelivery of public services, boosting the degree of trust in institutions, and tackling deep-rooted problems such as the level of corruption, which most people feel has increased since the collapse of communism.4 Adding to this, there are countries/territories in the region which face various humanitarian needs that have impact on their health services.
As declared in a joint statement by the Special Rapporteur andthe Special Rapporteur on the human rights of migrants on 12 January 2010,"the violence which erupted in Rosarno is extremely worrying since it reveals serious and deep-rooted problems of racism against those migrant workers.
While both studies offered valuable recommendations,it was evident that a more comprehensive diagnosis was required of the deep-rooted problems that have plagued so many of our missions, and above all a prescription for avoiding such failures in the future.