Examples of using Those structural in English and their translations into Russian
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I want everyone to see and understand those structural differences.
Those structural factors often go to the root causes of poor access and inequality, going beyond service availability.
Adequate international mechanisms were thus needed for tackling those structural imbalances.
Beyond those structural changes, there are actions at the level of Member States which should be taken to invigorate the Assembly.
It is impossible to meaningfully address development without having the political courage to tackle those structural biases.
It was therefore important for any new system to address the problem of those structural shortcomings and establish clear lines of command and accountability.
Those structural questions should first be addressed before States engaged in a specific discussion of the various issues raised by the topic.
In Europe, for more than 10 years, we have witnessed a number of enlargements of institutions and organizations, and those structural changes did not affect their capacity to act.
In order to cope with the consequences of those structural changes, countries in both the developed and the developing world were beginning to adopt more restrictive practices.
While primary responsibility for the implementation of the Programme of Action lay with the LDCs,even the most assiduous efforts by those countries to overcome many of those structural impediments would be doomed to failure without the support of the international community.
Contextual assessment: describing those structural, social and cultural factors that may influence the overall drug use and abuse situation;
The Commission none the less considered that, based on the knowledge of itsown working methods and experience, it should apprise the Assembly of its views on those structural proposals; moreover, it would not wish its silence thereon to be misconstrued.
In addition, attempts to address those structural and external challenges were further complicated by climate change and sea level rise, high debt, limited official development assistance, and frequent natural disasters.
Additional external financing could, however, be justified to cover the incremental costs incurred by forestry operators adopting sustainable practices,to create value for non-market benefits and to counteract those structural incentives that promote unsustainable practices.
However, the intention can be inferred in other ways, by analysing those structural and ideological factors and those practices which cause the destruction, harm or transfer.
Until the international community resolved those structural issues, the developing world would continue to trail behind the developed world in terms of social and economic development, and inevitably the children would suffer the most.
The support of the United Nations and of the international community will be pivotal in this respect,because while we must continue to combat those structural factors that led to the political and military crisis, we are doing so with limited financial and natural resources, dealing all the while with the consequences of natural disasters.
The Council expressed the view that,upon the participating Governments' establishment of those structural systems and controls and provision of adequate assurances, the mandate of the Programme can and should be fulfilled by the participating Governments in the near term.
Some of those dysfunctionalities are structural.
In many of those countries, structural adjustment policies were exacerbating poverty among their populations.
Those suffering from structural unemployment in the manufacturing, construction and retail sectors.
Those operational and structural reforms would allow effective, coordinated management of all peace-keeping operations.
Institutional and structural issues including those relating to the following.
Most of those countries face deep-seated structural obstacles to development.
We must join forces to eliminate those and other structural factors that are endangering the lives of millions of people.
The Government of Bulgaria was aware of the economic and social problems confronting emerging markets in many countries and regions,particularly those undergoing structural reforms.
But it has also become obvious in those areas that structural reforms must be accompanied by reforms in government and administration.
Lack of such reform undermined the legitimacy of those institutions and perpetuated structural imbalances.
In a great many of those countries the structural reforms necessary to promote economic and social development were difficult to bring about.
Timing will depend on the type of recommendation for example, those relating to structural issues will take more time to implement than those on material conditions in detention.