Примеры использования Change is expected на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Climate change is expected to further intensify drought.
In addition, these changes are mainly concentrated in coastal areas which are already underhigh water stress and where climate change is expected to have the highest impact, including through salinization of groundwater.
Climate change is expected to lead to further internal displacement.
Current climate conditions- Country 1 Climate change is expected to seriously impact this example country.
Climate change is expected to bring about a significant rise in sea level.
Current climate conditions- Country 2 Climate change is expected to moderately impact this example country.
Climate change is expected to further increase the vulnerability of the least developed countries.
The planned workshops were rescheduled to November 2010 as change is expected in the set-up of the Parliament based on electoral results.
Climate change is expected to further increase the frequency and severity of large floods.
The High-level Panel on Threats,Challenges and Change is expected to submit its report to the Secretary-General in early December.
Climate change is expected to affect the distribution of species, their population sizes, their behaviour and their life cycles.
With regards to provisioning services, climate change is expected to reduce the productivity of many dry and sub-humid lands both annually and seasonally.
Change is expected in the development area, with stronger leadership of resident coordinators at the country level and increased channelling of resources directly to governments.
This is particularly the case in Africa and Asia, as climate change is expected to have especially dire effects on developing countries, and the most vulnerable populations within them.
This change is expected to have an effect on its cash flows, as following such change the Company will require cash to acquire the uranium produced pursuant to the subsoil use contracts referred to above, whereas currently it receives such uranium directly as the subsoil user.
The country was highly vulnerable to climate change risks, and climate change is expected to impact significantly on Cape Verde's natural and social system, not least of which would be the availability of water and access to energy resources.
Climate change is expected to affect the poorest regions with the highest level of chronic hunger worst.
Furthermore, climate change is expected from the continuing accumulation of greenhouse gases in the atmosphere.
Payrolls change is expected to show 180K, Unemployment rate at 4.8% and growth of Average Hourly Earnings of 2.5.
Climate change is expected to compound these trends and agriculture will be one of the hardest hit sectors.
Climate change is expected to affect water resources and to have a strong impact on drought and desertification.
Over time, climate change is expected to exacerbate shortages of potable water worldwide, which will have a profound impact on human health.
Climate change is expected to exacerbate food insecurity and the fuel crisis, and will most adversely affect the poor.
Climate change is expected to result in more extreme weather events, including windstorms, droughts, rising sea levels and increasing average temperatures.
Climate change is expected to add to pressures on transboundary water resources in many areas with fluctuations in water availability and water quality.
By mid-century, climate change is expected to reduce water resources in many small islands to the point where they become insufficient to meet demand during low-rainfall periods.
In addition, climate change is expected to augment the frequency of extreme climatic events such as droughts, thereby contributing to the increased vulnerability of dryland ecosystems and communities.
Climate change is expected to compound the overall vulnerability of urban areas through rising sea levels, more frequent and intense extreme weather events, and inland flooding, among other challenges.
Climate change is expected to result in increases in sea surface temperature, a global sea-level rise and decreases in sea-ice cover, as well as changes in salinity, wave conditions and ocean circulation.
Climate change is expected to increase climate variability as well as the intensity and frequency of extreme events; it also constitutes a permanent shock to variables such as temperature, precipitation and sea level.