Примеры использования Can engender на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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For as long as a human being exists, he/she can engender life.
I think that suffering can engender a kind of resilience.
CSA informs the general public and especially youth about the activities Canada conducts in space andthe potential benefits they can engender on Earth.
This multiplicity of roles can engender destructive behaviour and violence within the family.
Thirdly, the Flemish government aims to take a positive approach to diversity and the experience of diversity,without ignoring the misunderstandings and conflicts that diversity can engender.
Conflicting demands over shared waters can engender political conflicts and regional instability.
While ICT can engender efficient use of resources, improvements in efficiency in the public sector demand shifts and improvements of human competences in the public sector.
As successful practice demonstrates,competent localisation of R&D can engender a vibrantly growing industry in its wake.
If this meta-human can engender irrational feelings of anger in his victims, he can do a lot of damage.
These are grave dangers not only for the direct victims, butalso for societies as a whole as racism can engender serious conflict and undermine the overall freedom and prosperity of a community.
The major entities where SAICM itself can engender change are the IFCS and the IOMC and other alternatives to coordination, as these relate directly and solely to chemical safety.
The capacity of regional bodies, which differ greatly in their experience and resources,should not be overstated, but they can engender frank and open discussion among neighbouring governments.
Democracy without equity and without caritas can engender inhuman and degrading consequences, including extreme poverty and food insecurity.
Training, outreach and promotion activities have, in general, offset the irritation that constantverification of respect for human rights and due process can engender in the scrutinized officials.
Barriers to participation reduce social cohesion and can engender dislocation or even radicalization to violence.
For the European Union,the establishment of a dialogue among cultures requires the international community to shoulder the dual task of preserving cultural diversity while protecting against the risk of misunderstanding that such diversity can engender.
It is only through a consultative process that the presidency can engender ideas that would persuade all CD members to arrive at a consensus.
Of particular significance is the close relationship UNMIBH enjoys with SFOR, not only because the latter provides the general security framework within which the international community operates, but also because of the increasing rate of return of displaced persons and refugees andthe potential for turbulence those returns can engender.
Democracy without equity and without caritas can engender human rights violations including extreme poverty and food insecurity.
The first consists of the sustainable use of outer space for our future generations, that is to say our environmental concerns, and the second,of the strategic issues that can engender instability and exacerbate conflict on the ground.
However, efforts to formalize doctrine can engender divisions that erode a foundation of existing agreement on concepts, implications and interpretations.
According to this rationale, Governments importing intellectual property products agree to suffer the(hopefully short-term)welfare losses that strong intellectual property rules can engender in exchange for the immediate benefits and concessions they receive from other WTO agreements.
Lack of knowledge and experience sharing can engender economic inefficiency and social inequity in water allocation and use and thus come with potentially high social and economic costs.
As confirmed by many official reports and testimonies by associations, and recalled by the Consultative Commission on Human Rights(CNCDH) in its opinions on the issue,precariousness and exclusion can engender"a vicious circle of deprivation", which prevents individuals and families from assuming their responsibilities and enjoying their fundamental rights.
Kenya recognizes that gross human rights violations can engender or perpetuate conflict and remains deeply concerned by the numerous armed conflicts that continue to plague countries around the world, especially in Africa.
Tracking exists for physical activity,inactivity and obesity and can engender all health conditions associated with these in later life.
In this regard, it is necessary to realize that the emergence of another parallel jurisdiction in Ukraine can engender new confrontations within our nation, and will not only threaten the security of the state, but will also call into question the possibility of a future unity of the Church in Ukraine.
What really matters is not the civilization of capital, butthe culture that system can engender if it remembers that the tool is less important than the hand that moves it.
The sum of private and external costs equals the gross social cost. an activity can engender private and external benefits, but still have a net social cost if the total cost is greater than the benefit.
Christ Michael has given you that hope in your heart of better times ahead, andonly hope can engender confidence, which is sufficient for many people to move forward in action to make changes, positive and constructive.