Examples of using Fragile and uneven in English and their translations into Spanish
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which is fragile and uneven, and therefore reaffirms the need to continue to support the special needs of Africa
which is fragile and uneven, and acknowledging that an effective response to the impacts of the crisis requires the timely implementation of all development commitments,
The incipient recovery of the world economy was fragile and uneven.
Last year's concern was that economic recovery was fragile and uneven.
Mr. Sial(Pakistan) said that the economic recovery was fragile and uneven.
The rebound remains fragile and uneven, however, with a number of downside risks.
the recovery is still very fragile and uneven.
After a fragile and uneven recovery in 2010, growth of the world economy is headed towards deceleration this year.
As the ongoing global economic recovery remains fragile and uneven, global unemployment remains elevated compared to the pre-crisis level.
To be sure, the recovery is fragile and uneven, and there is no guarantee that a relapse will not occur.
the recovery is fragile and uneven.
With a fragile and uneven recovery and the threat of an unprecedented global jobs crisis,
economic crisis on international trade, and by the fragile and uneven recovery trade flows.
expresses renewed concern about the fragile and uneven state of the recovery of trade flows;
economic crisis was fragile and uneven; in particular,
The incipient recovery from the worst recession since the Great Depression is fragile and uneven, with the world economy expected to expand by 3.1 per cent in 2011
The recovery remained uneven, fragile and uncertain, and the prospects for 2012 were not encouraging.
given the immense challenges facing them, especially the uneven, fragile and unsustainable nature of their growth performance.
He stressed that the progress made in the AIDS response is uneven and fragile and called for renewed focus
of Landlocked Developing Countries, said that the economic performance of those countries remained uneven and fragile, and that the moderate increase in agricultural commodity prices was insufficient to promote the robust recovery of their economies.