Examples of using Economic dislocation in English and their translations into Spanish
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might lead to disorder, economic dislocation and other humanitarian problems which were within the competence of United Nations bodies other than the Security Council.
In response to growing corruption, economic dislocation and the sense that reforms in the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe were leaving China behind,
In many of the African countries, political support for cutting tariffs could only come after significant improvements in access to OECD markets that might offset the potential economic dislocation as workers were laid off,
problems are worth repeating, as we who are at the receiving end of the economic dislocation of varying degrees that affects most African countries realize the necessity of continuing to draw our economic plight to the attention of the rest of the world.
the Allies believed the Ottoman Empire's resources were"nearly exhausted", and although economic dislocation as a result of the war led to famines across Lebanon
anywhere else can hardly be achieved within the context of economic dislocation and economic decline,
more diversified economies may force the consideration of a wholesale shift in production focus, the economic dislocation that would result from the pursuit of such a strategy would be too overwhelming.
thereby generating a short-term employment offer for those residents most affected and at most risk of economic dislocation in the provinces of Manabi,
homicide, or economic dislocation as in the African American community in the United States.
overcoming anxiety and economic dislocation, and to bring perpetrators to justice;
contagious diseases, economic dislocation, crime, domestic violence,
globalization, economic dislocation, extreme poverty,
including the economic dislocation or deprivation resulting more particularly from the extrajudicial killing
The economic dislocations of the"lost decade" had had a severe impact on women
the wealthier nations, as mere temporary inconveniences, for us-- where we come from-- lead to very severe economic dislocations.
The transition to a market economy has entailed severe economic dislocations for the country.
Yet there is no corresponding effort to empower the United Nations to assist States that are undergoing dramatic economic dislocations, social inequities and political difficulties.
man-made disasters and by the economic dislocations of globalization, they look to the United Nations for protection and support.
it has become more difficult for the state to cushion workers against the adverse effects of economic dislocations resulting from exposure to global market forces.
worsening terms of trade, economic dislocations and unemployment.