Examples of using Increasingly insecure in English and their translations into Russian
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Third: working in increasingly insecure and unpredictable operating environments.
The camps, which sprawl over miles,are overcrowded, chaotic and increasingly insecure.
The area is also becoming increasingly insecure for child protection organizations.
Sub-theme 2, security andrisks in cities: Urban living is becoming increasingly insecure and risk-prone.
As a result, supplies may become increasingly insecure, entailing political tensions and price volatility.
The disconnection between existing labour policies andthe reality of the world of work has left workers increasingly insecure.
Furthermore, new jobs created were increasingly insecure and young people and women who lost their jobs found it particularly difficult to find employment when job markets recovered.
Local economies that have historically valued collective well-being over competition andindividualism have grown increasingly insecure.
However, it has not always been possible fully to gauge the level of population movement inside Kosovo, owing to the increasingly insecure environment, impediments to access and the fluidity of the population movements.
So long as it is the Security Council that defines threats to international peace and security and uses Chapter VII of the Charter arbitrarily,we will continue to see an increasingly insecure world.
Furthermore, jobs in these sectors are increasingly insecure due to their reliance on funding from public budgets and growing pressure to reform and streamline social service provision.
Members of the NGO coalitions against torture and other human rights groups in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan andTajikistan operate in an increasingly insecure environment.
The north of the country, which remains under the control of Forces nouvelles commanders,grew increasingly insecure owing to the continued absence of the national law enforcement agencies and a functioning justice system.
Lastly, the RN 3 road from Bujumbura to the south of Burundi in the direction of Rumonge was allegedly the target of numerous ambushes,which demonstrated the increasingly insecure situation in the region.
Mr. Dauth(Australia) said that in an increasingly insecure world, blighted by the scourge of terrorism, it must not be forgotten that the foundation of freedom, justice and peace was recognition by Governments of the inherent dignity and the equal and inalienable rights of human beings.
Anti-torture and other human rights groups vulnerable in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan and Tajikistan Members of the NGO coalitions against torture and other human rights groups in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan andTajikistan operate in an increasingly insecure environment.
As the series progressed, the British Empire was in decline;journalist William Cook observed that"Bond pandered to Britain's inflated and increasingly insecure self-image, flattering us with the fantasy that Britannia could still punch above her weight.
The United Nationsis indebted to and proud of the thousands of humanitarian workers who continue to provide relief to disaster victims in increasingly insecure environments world-wide.
Overall, the operating environment for international monitors andhumanitarian workers has become increasingly insecure, with seven humanitarian workers killed since 1 November 2006, including staff from the Sri Lankan Red Cross, the Danish Refugee Council and the Danish Demining Group.
The Department's approach to human resources management was in line with the Secretary-General's reform initiatives andtook into account service at remote field locations in increasingly insecure conditions.
Growth-based policies, within a market-based rather than social context, have made women worse off:paid work for women is increasingly insecure and without social protection; formal sector jobs are decreasing, pushing women further and further into informal and often precarious work; and increasing burdens on women's unpaid work are evident as social safety nets are weakened or eliminated.
Nigeria attaches great importance to the CD, andbelieves that it is a vital forum for the international community to address a range of multifaceted security challenges in an increasingly insecure and dangerous world.
The costs do matter but they are distorted by subsidies old and new, for fossil fuels andfor renewable energy sources, while the global business world is made to feel increasingly insecure by the price of carbon emissions.
Concerning in particular the region of Eastern Slavonia, Baranja and Western Sirmium, which I visited from 16 to 18 February,I am concerned that with the approach of elections on 13 April people are feeling increasingly insecure about their future.
We live in an increasingly water insecure world where demand often outstrips supply and where water quality often fails to meet minimum standards.
The presence of armed groups within IDP camps such as ZamZam andAbou Shouk in Northern Darfur makes the camps increasingly militarized and insecure.
Alienated and insecure minorities, and even majorities, have increasingly turned to armed conflict as a means of addressing social and political grievances.
In light of the unusually high demand for United Nations peacekeepers,who were called upon to serve in increasingly volatile and insecure environments, he welcomed the steps being taken by the Organization to accord the highest priority to the safety of its personnel in the field.
As we struggle to deal with these challenges andto chart ways forward in an insecure world, the United Nations is an increasingly valuable resource.
Humanitarian assistance is increasingly provided to the most vulnerable recipients in formerly insecure areas through complementary logistics support to humanitarian and development organizations and priority relief activities.
