Примеры использования Common trend на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Yet, the response efforts revealed some common trends.
IV. Common trends and issues.
In preparing its analysis, the Monitoring Team observed several common trends.
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However, apart from these common trends, differences can also be detected.
A common trend can be discerned with regard to the various institutes/ centres described in the foregoing paragraphs.
Despite the variances noted above, certain common trends regarding flexible working can be identified.
However, one common trend throughout the world is the widening of government deficits, accompanied by rising public debt.
The education system has been diversified in form, method and resource,step by step integrating into the common trend of world education.
Cyberbullying has become a more common trend across the internet, especially affecting children and those with ASD.
Modern science studies disasters listed separately because, unfortunately, so far in academia lacks accepted or rather«appropriate»fundamental theory to unite them in a common trend.
There was a clear, common trend towards widening the scope and increasing the coverage of the policy instruments within each sector.
While most West European countries have progressively eliminated retirement age differences between women and men(the few exceptions include the United Kingdom and Austria),the equalization of retirement ages is not yet a common trend in Central and Eastern Europe.
There was a clear common trend towards widening the scope and increasing the coverage of the policy instruments within each sector.
The purpose of the counselling is to help the victims to re-establish their lives by readjusting into the home and into society,and to avoid the common trend for survivors of violence and abuse to commit suicide, crimes, abuse drugs, experience relationship problems and become mentally unstable.
There was a clear, common trend towards widening the scope and increasing the coverage of the policy instruments within each sector.
Their reports were processed daily,which allowed to identify common trends in the organization of the electoral process and to establish the level of violations of the EC.
Common trends in trade of CA countries The country profiles above reveal some commonalities across the region.
Migration of young, educated women is a common trend, and migration from cities to rural areas(12,000 in 1991) is more common than from villages to cities(11,000 in 1991).1.
A common trend for the development institutions was the diversification of activities, the growing attention to educational efforts and more active search for projects abroad.
In those post-1970 conventions,there is a common trend that the custodial State shall, without exception, submit the case of the alleged offender to a competent authority if it does not extradite.
A common trend in corporate governance reform is to enhance the independence of the Board and managers with regard to their controlling interests, where independence may be impaired.
Despite certain common trends that have developed, the differences in national legislation remain significant.
Now the common trend is as follows: everybody has realised that crisis are quite often, thus decisions in underground mining will opt for inexpensive, but productive equipment.
Nevertheless, there are common trends that need to be addressed by landlocked, transit developing countries and the donor community at large.
Another common trend was the collaboration among developing countries to find scientific solutions to complex developmental concerns.
Thus, the most common trend in the creation of disaster relief coordinating mechanisms is to prefer those established by the Government of the receiving State.
As a common trend, pension reforms of the past decade have eliminated many, in some cases all, of the redistributive elements offered by public pension schemes.
A common trend in the region is to target in particular those who strive for democratic rights and criticize undemocratic governance, or who expose corruption and abuse of power.