Examples of using Problems stemming in English and their translations into Russian
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Problems stemming from the international trading system 9.
However, these children face particular problems stemming from discrimination and marginalization.
Problems stemming from inadequate arbitration laws or from the absence of specifi c legislation governing arbitration are aggravated by the fact that national laws differ widely.
There are also bureaucratic problems, problems of overlapping responsibilities, and problems stemming from single-sector approaches.
There are also the problems stemming from the incomplete nature of some proposals.
As an instrument, foresight is used nowadays in a variety of technologies, industries andfor solving complicated problems stemming from generational evolution Georghiou, 2008.
It is beyond debate that, unless the problems stemming from conflict and poverty in Africa are effectively addressed, there will be neither peace nor prosperity in the world in the twenty-first century.
While resources are squandered in this way,some say hypocritically that there is no money to tackle the very serious problems stemming from poverty and marginalization that the world is facing.
Particularly, he noted socio-economic problems stemming from lack of development and distribution of resources, and political tensions due to marginalization non-participation in the political system.
Its hybrid Morse taper locking connection guarantees perfect anchoring andprevents loosening of the abutment as well as problems stemming from gaps between the various components of the implant.
It was also noted that problems stemming from the imposition of sanctions were in many cases part and parcel of the overall economic situation of the affected States and did not lend themselves to a piecemeal solution.
In its representation, Yugoslavia had made reference to the economic and financial problems stemming from economic sanctions imposed by the Security Council and the freezing of foreign assets.
It was further remarked that problems stemming from the imposition of sanctions were in many cases part and parcel of the overall economic situation of the affected States and did not lend themselves to a piecemeal solution.
Senegal also requested detailed information about the solutions envisaged to resolve problems stemming from the lack of updated statistics in certain areas related to human rights violations.
It was fully aware of the problems stemming from the location of Greece on the border of the European Union and the fact that it accounted for more than 90 per cent of illegal border crossings by migrants and asylum-seekers.
Violations of the civil and political rights of indigenous and AfroColombian communities are aggravated,moreover, by problems stemming from efforts by the illegal armed groups to maintain control over their territories.
The Republic of Moldova referred to severe economic problems stemming from actions by separatist forces in the eastern part of the country, the effects of the Russian economic crisis and natural disasters that have had an adverse impact on the agricultural sector.
To be successful, we need first and foremost a mechanism for diplomatic and political negotiation, for building confidence andfor patiently overcoming real problems stemming from objectively differing interests.
Evidently, problems stemming from forced displacement cannot be resolved by efforts to obstruct the departure from or compel the premature repatriation of people to countries where the State is unable or unwilling to protect its citizens.
Another objective is to help member States to formulate international andregional strategies to solve the problems stemming from external indebtedness, with an emphasis on improving the terms and conditions of this indebtedness.
The authorities had therefore been trying not only to train judges, butalso to give the judiciary total independence by granting the National Council of the Judiciary broad autonomy to enable it to solve the problems stemming from slowness of procedures.
The efforts made from year to year since then have made us aware of the fact that population,poverty, problems stemming from our habits of production and consumption, and threats to the environment are questions so closely linked that none can be dealt with individually.
While its western part has been enjoying democracy and prosperity for decades,the rest of the continent has been facing the harsh legacy of the one-party regimes of the past as well as social problems stemming from inefficient economics and inadequacies.
This forum will allow sharing experience on structural andorganisational changes, problems stemming from reduction in staff, influence of new technologies on the content and structure of work, as well as on the need for new or transformed staff competencies.
Politicians and the media often portray immigrants as the solution to a series of issues affecting host societies,such as lack of manpower in some sectors of the economy or problems stemming from the ageing of the population as a result of low birth rates.
Countries in transition to a market economy face special problems stemming from the need for rapid but sensitive transformation in fundamental economic organization, lack of competitiveness in international markets, economic depression and other factors.
The Committee noted that, despite efforts by the United Nations andother parties, Georgia still faced serious security and economic problems stemming from the situation in Abkhazia, to which there was still no solution.
To address the land issue and problems stemming from the wave of refugees who re-enter the country and to create favourable conditions for the resettlement of displaced persons, the Government created on 4 May 2006 the National Commission of Land and Other Assets.
The report informs us on the efforts made this past year aimed at increasing information on problems stemming from mine-related activities, strengthening the capacity for action of States, implementing international norms and seeking increased available resources, among other things.
Countries in transition to a market economy face special problems stemming from the need for rapid but sensitive transformation in fundamental economic organization, lack of competitiveness in international markets, economic depression and other factors.” A/49/665, para. 29.