Examples of using The structural problems in English and their translations into Chinese
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As the structural problems remain, this improvement is unlikely to boost cereal production if unaccompanied by the provision of inputs and by land reform.
There was a need for coordinated action to address the structural problems that underpinned the persistent unemployment, static growth and unstable financial markets.
Since agriculture was the mainstay of 85 per cent of the population, it had been recognized from the outset that the structural problems inherent in the agricultural sector must be tackled.
Efforts should be made to overcome both the cash flow and the structural problems faced by the Programme.
At that meeting, the Commissioner-General and donors had highlighted some of the structural problems faced by the Agency which had caused the current budgetary crisis.
They are a step forward and their impact on the structural problems affecting the system of justice should be monitored in the coming years.
There are some movements attempting to end this fatal dialogue and address the structural problems that have arisen after a decade of economic crisis.
The structural problems underlying the emergence of global imbalances persist and the current path of global recovery is expected to result in a reversal to increased macroeconomic imbalances(see E/2010/73).
Clearly, however, none of the efforts being made by the Government of Nicaragua will come to fruition if we cannot resolve the structural problems facing our country and developing countries in particular.
To address the structural problems underlying its poverty, Haiti needs political stability and democratic institutions with checks and balances like other countries in the region.
In the wake of the global financial and economic crisis, addressing the structural problems of the least developed countries would require a rebalancing of the roles of the State and the market.
While the worst of the recession may be over, the global economy is likely to enter a protracted period of low growth and volatility until the structural problems are addressed.
Unequal distribution of wealth is one of the structural problems that, historically, have affected the Panamanian economy the most.
During this mandate, the Panel attempted to stimulate a review of possible solutions to the structural problems referred to above.
This information will allow the development of specific programmes and public policies to combat the structural problems that these communities have suffered;