Examples of using Problematique in English and their translations into Russian
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Commodities problematique.
Despite the efforts ofthe secretariat(and those of other agencies), the commodity problematique endures.
Converting the commodity problematique into a resource boon.
This notwithstanding, CDDCs have implemented a variety of trade policy measures in an effort to address their commodity problematique.
The commodities problematique was a decisive factor in the establishment of UNCTAD.
The Special Rapporteur is fully convinced that the overall indigenous problematique today is also ethical in nature.
Links between the migration problematique and the problems posed by refugees and internally displaced persons were highlighted.
The LDC Report, which contains useful information and analysis andfocuses exclusively on the development problematique of the LDCs, should be continued.
However, in such a broader context, the problematique of policy formulation and development cooperation is very different and the range of issues considerably larger than when the focus is only on primary education.
This provides an opportunity for developing countries to use South-South cooperation to convert the commodity problematique into a resource boon.
Chapter 5 of that review document was devoted to the"sustainable development problematique" of the British Virgin Islands as a case history from among the Non-Self-Governing Territories.
Those meetings gave recommendations to the international community andnational governments on ways of dealing with the commodity problematique in a sustainable manner.
The Board noted that it is the only Report of the United Nations system which focuses exclusively on the development problematique of the LDCs and that it is of particular value to the Governments of these countries and their development partners.
The need for"remunerative prices" for developing country primary commodity producers has been a recurring theme in policy dialogues regarding how to address the commodity problematique.
National commodity policies in these countries have thus been responses to what has been described as the"commodity problematique"- how to respond to two main problems that exacerbate the macroeconomic management of these economies.
The outcomes of the thirteenth session of the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development(UNCTAD XIII)- the Doha Mandate andDoha Manar- recognized this endemic commodity problematique.
The Director of the Division on International Trade in Goods and Services, andCommodities, made a statement on the commodity problematique, in which she highlighted the recurrent problem of developing countries' commodity dependence.
One final remark on the overall issue of the treaty problematique: it has not been possible for the Special Rapporteur to assess thoroughly all the possible connections between this problematique and the general question of“the human rights of indigenous individuals”.
It must be underlined, however, that the Special Rapporteur has not been in a position to assess all possible overlaps andcontradictions of every treaty-related issue and the overall indigenous problematique in the African and Asian contexts.
Recognizing that the present crisis has reinforced the needfor a holistic and integrated approach to deal with the commodity problematique, and stressing the need to identify and agree on the best ways to strengthen the nexus between trade, food, finance, energy and industrialization.
Today, the commodity problematique endures, albeit with new twists, jointly and severally affecting the macroeconomic stability of about 92 commodity-dependent developing countries(CDDCs) and the livelihoods of more than 2 billion small-scale producers and workers in those countries.
For example, during 1997 and 1998, together with the United Nations Environment Programme(UNEP), several Governments andlocal communities organized seven regional workshops on the problematique of underlying causes of deforestation and forest degradation.
This problematique and notably the various dimensions of the migration issue, and the implications of the shift in the relative proportions of the youth and the aged in most parts of the world, were also among the priority areas identified by the Secretary-General in his report on"Strengthening of the United Nations: an agenda for further change" A/57/387.
Another conclusion, closely related to the previous one, is that not onlythe land rights issue, but, in general, the entire indigenous problematique and its possible overall solution cannot be approached exclusively on the basis of juridical reasoning.
Public outreach activities, such as briefings for delegations and other interest groups, hosting of seminars, public speaking engagements and group visits covering the work of UNCTAD, its place in the United Nations system, its relationship to other intergovernmental bodies, andthe reform of the organization, which will also highlight the development problematique in preparation for the tenth session;
The Board noted, inter alia,that the LDCs Annual Report is the only report of the United Nations system which focuses exclusively on the development problematique of the LDCs and that it is of particular value to the Governments of these countries and their development partners.
Since then, the problematique of development has been enriched by the contribution of the United Nations Conferences on environment, population, social development and women, which have indicated the challenges for the future and the responsibilities of the international community. The persistence of extreme poverty and growing inequality, together with the[proliferating] risks of marginalization and environmental destruction, have rendered render international cooperation a sine qua non for meeting the challenge of globalization.
A specific mechanism to meet the financial requirements for adjustment challenges arising from,inter alia, preference erosion, textile quota elimination, the commodities problematique, and Government revenue losses, could be met through the creation of an"Aid for Trade" fund.
Recognizing that the present crisis has reinforced the need to comprehensively deal with the commodity problematique, while taking due account of the diversity of each country's individual situation and needs and the promotion of their sustainable development, and to strengthen the nexus between trade, food, finance, investment in sustainable agriculture, energy and industrialization.
The Accra Accord also mandated the secretariat to promote intergovernmental cooperation and consensus building on(a) the integration of commodity policies at all levels including poverty reduction strategies;(b) trade-related policies andinstruments towards resolving the commodity problematique; and(c) commodity finance and investment policies that drive and leverage commodity-based trade and development prospects and opportunities.