Examples of using Longer-term implications in English and their translations into Russian
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The fact that investment has been cut back in a number of countries may have longer-term implications for their development prospects.
The longer-term implications of not demolishing include compromising the architectural integrity of the Headquarters campus.
I therefore call on the Government of Ethiopia to reconsider its position, taking into account its wider and longer-term implications.
Rather than just being alerted of a crisis,marketers need to understand the longer-term implications, and the underlying factors driving that outcome.
It considered that those schemes should not be institutionalized at present,since questions remained about their longer-term implications.
The longer-term implications of the work of the Tribunal are being dealt with in the context of the proposed budget for the biennium 1996-1997, to be submitted by the Secretary-General to the General Assembly at its fiftieth session.
The end of the strike should help reverse some of these losses, but its longer-term implications will depend on how the strike is ended.
While seemingly feasible and attractive, the longer-term implications of such mechanisms for public-services delivery were discussed at length, with special emphasis on capacity-building and resource mobilization.
The Committee reminds the Government of Israel that this construction has devastating immediate and longer-term implications for the livelihood of the Palestinian people.
Its purpose has been to identify the longer-term implications and broad policy dimensions of terrorism for the United Nations and to formulate recommendations on the steps that the United Nations system might take to address the issue.
Combating poverty in East Jerusalem is not only an immediate welfare priority, buthas significant longer-term implications for the economic and social cohesion of the city.
The unvaried and largely carbohydrate-based diet of the last few years may lead to an increase in body weight over the short term; however, protein, micronutrient and vitamin deficiencies, while not as yet influencing growth rates, may adversely affect children's health andthe adaptability of the organism, with longer-term implications.
Furthermore, the trend towards reciprocity in the new generation ofpreferential trade arrangements and economic integration groupings may have longer-term implications for the scope and application of the traditional non-reciprocal trade regimes like the GSP or the Lomé Convention.
This item will make it possible to examine the recovery process Page 5 in East Asia with a view to obtaining a better understanding of the causes and nature of financial crises, their economic andsocial impact, and their longer-term implications for growth and development.
The stock's price has declined 18,7% YtD to $15.48/GDR on August 26. The end to the strike should reverse some of these losses, but the longer-term implications will depend on how the strike is ended.
Those factors help to explain the gender-specific impact of apparently gender-neutral macroeconomic change,including the immediate and longer-term implications of economic crises.
UNDP seeks to help those countries develop capacities for preventing andmitigating the effects of crisis, elaborate strategic options for addressing longer-term implications, and promote recovery.
The Committee stresses its strong opposition to the construction by the occupying Power of the illegal wall in the Occupied Palestinian Territory, including in and around East Jerusalem,which has had devastating immediate and longer-term implications for the livelihood of the Palestinian population.
Organizations needed time to study the implications and longer-term consequences.
Call upon humanitarian and development organizations to strengthen cooperation in order to ensure that the longer-term developmental implications of the HIV/AIDS epidemic in emergency situations are adequately addressed;
Governments increasingly request UNOPS support to supplement their own capacities, andUNOPS service offerings must be sensitive to short- and longer-term requirements and implications.
The short-term implications and longer-term impact of the current financial and economic crisis on the availability of funds for and the willingness of financial institutions to engage in low-income housing and infrastructure finance was the subject of a dialogue during the twenty-second session of the Governing Council.
To review and approve the plan of action andbudget for each financial period, longer-term plans of action and their financial implications, and the annual financial statements;
Calls upon humanitarian anddevelopment organizations to strengthen their cooperation, between themselves and with Governments of affected States, in order to ensure that the longer-term developmental implications of the human immunodeficiency virus/acquired immunodeficiency syndrome(HIV/AIDS) epidemic and of the other major infectious diseases are adequately addressed in emergency situations;
Most worrying, falling FDI flows could also have implications for infrastructure projects, which are critical for longer-term growth.
By region, production measures, on a per capita basis, provide an interesting viewpoint on longer-term developments in global agriculture and their potential implications for food supplies.
In other words, they have failed to yield‘value for money' in its broadest sense taking into account not just the financial costs andefficiency gains deriving from a project but also its longer-term fiscal implications(including the risks of any contingency liabilities) as well as the broader welfare benefits for society such as the impact on poverty and sustainable development.
The Heads of Government received an interim report on a study, mandated at their Fifth Inter-sessional Meeting,in March 1994, on the implications of NAFTA for existing and longer-term trade and economic relations of CARICOM countries with their principal partners, its impact on the regional economy, and a possible CARICOM response to the environment created by the new trade bloc.
Responses to the crisis will have to include both short-term and longer-term measures, reflecting the fact that the crisis has both short-term and underlying structural causes and implications.
At the same time, FAO has monitored developments in the production, consumption and trade of tobacco.Periodically, FAO analyses the longer-term prospects to provide a framework for evaluating the changing structure of the market for tobacco, and- through the quantification of consumption trends- the possible health implications of smoking.