Examples of using Insufficient allocation in English and their translations into Russian
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Insufficient allocation of financial resources to culture;
The difficulties facing the Judiciary largely stem from insufficient allocation of funds.
Insufficient allocation of funds by local authorities for the design of WSS systems and the Bill of Quantities(BOQ) estimates.
Programmes for the girl child were hindered by a lack of or an insufficient allocation of financial and human resources.
This is due in large part to insufficient allocation of resources, a lack of a comprehensive, human rights-based national plan and poor coordination.
The policy and implementation gap in countries,including insufficient allocation of resources, remains significant.
Insufficient allocation of specific resources, both gender specialists and financial resources, for gender mainstreaming has hindered effective implementation.
The implementation of the Law on the Use of Languages continues to suffer from insufficient allocation of human and financial resources.
The Committee is further concerned at the insufficient allocation of human and financial resources to health facilities, in particular in rural areas.
It notes that the situation is exacerbated by weak human resource andinstitutional capacity and the insufficient allocation of funds to the social sectors.
In addition to the abovementioned topical challenges, insufficient allocation of resources is a consistent challenge in the practical implementation of anti-human trafficking activities.
Guinea-Bissau used to have a number of well-maintained prisons, butconditions have deteriorated with the passage of time owing to an insufficient allocation of funds for their repair.
Other constraints included insufficient allocation of human and financial resources and inadequate time dedicated to establishing and managing results-based management systems.
Nonetheless, the Committee remains concerned at the limited progress made and the insufficient allocation of resources for child feeding, including breastfeeding.
Resource limitations and insufficient allocation of resources for policies and programmes directed to training and improving human capital and infrastructure needed for development;
The poor demonstration and documentation of the linkages between the role of forests andpoverty reduction has manifested in insufficient allocation of national resources and official development assistance for sustainable forest management.
In addition, the insufficient allocation of funding to civil servants, the penitentiary system and State security forces feeds systemic corruption and fosters the"privatization" of State functions.
Obstruction of justice,intimidation of those conducting investigations into criminal activities and insufficient allocation of resources to investigate those acts and other major crimes and human rights violations are unacceptable.
Owing to the insufficient allocation of these resources, the transition to sustainable forest management and its potential benefits to forest-dependent communities have not been achieved to the desirable extent.
The conference of 5 November 1937 had been called in response to complaints from Admiral Raeder that the navy(Kriegsmarine)was receiving insufficient allocations of steel and other raw materials and that its entire building programme was thus in danger of collapse.
It is further concerned that insufficient allocation of resources has resulted in a lack of sustainable results and that problems related to HIV/AIDS and prolonged armed conflict have negatively affected the implementation of UNPAC.
Several delegations reiterated concerns that had been expressed in the discussion on the previous agenda item: namely,States were concerned that the budget document reflected decreases or insufficient allocations for some programmes in 2015.
Reiterating the link between poverty and desertification,she expressed concern at the insufficient allocation of resources to implement the United Nations Convention to Combat Desertification in Those Countries Experiencing Serious Drought and/or Desertification, Particularly in Africa.
Although the programme originally called for the allocation of funds from central and local budgets on a parity basis,a major challenge in implementing the programme has been the insufficient allocation of funds from local budgets and businesses.
The Committee is concerned about the insufficient allocation of resources to eliminate discrimination against women in the field of health and to ensure access to health-care services; the shortage of trained medical personnel; and insufficient medicine and medical equipment.
The Committee regrets however that the mandate of the Protection Boards and the Tutelary Committees has not yet been clearly regulated,as well as the fact that insufficient allocation of financial resources have hampered the Committee in the effective implementation of their mandate.
The Committee also expresses concern about delays in effectively implementing the new law, including the absence of an implementing decree,the lack of an effective monitoring mechanism and the insufficient allocation of human and financial resources to the judiciary.
The Committee notes with concern that attention to the needs of the displaced population remains inadequate andis marked by an insufficient allocation of resources and the lack of comprehensive measures for providing differentiated care for women, children, Afro-Colombians and indigenous people arts. 12, 24, 26 and 27.
The reviewers found that the most common reasons for inadequate reporting might have been the lack of communicationbetween contracted personnel and UNICEF officers, the lack of foresight(i.e., no baseline data, insufficient allocation of time to research) or inadequate competence of the investigators in the field under study.
Key obstacles impeding effective sector monitoring include limited technical and institutional capacities at the national andlocal levels, insufficient allocation of financial resources in national budgets for monitoring activities, inadequate information systems and continuous deterioration of monitoring infrastructure.