Примеры использования Crop failure на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This year again, expect the crop failure.
Crop failure and a cicada swarm outside of Lincoln, Nebraska.
The situation became critical in 1642-1643, after a crop failure.
Crop failure and loss of livestock are an increasing reality.
However, this pattern occasionally fails,leading to drought and crop failure.
However, the crop failure prevented from maintaining a high rate of growth in the supply of foodstuffs.
Under the Matsudaira, Utsunomiya suffered from repeated floods and crop failure.
The agroforestry programme developed in Malawi protected farmers from crop failure after droughts, thanks to the improved soil filtration it allowed.
The economic life of Russia under Nicholas II reminded Ozerov"the life of a player depending on the harvest and crop failure.
They are blamed for certain misfortunes like illness, crop failure or financial misfortunes.
There are also worse weather conditions compared to Western Europe the tougher winters andthe more frequent crop failure.
Under the 4th Ishikawa daimyō, Ishikawa Fusatada,the domain suffered greatly from flooding, crop failure and a fire which destroyed most of the castle town.
Of these, only 3 received the force of law on the establishment of a contingent of recruits andtwo projects to help victims of crop failure.
In the midst of the 2008 food crisis, crop failure due to climatic shocks in a number of leading wheat-producing regions such as Australia added to price pressures.
As a front-line agency in the battle against hunger, WFP responded to humanitarian crises created by war, drought,floods or crop failure.
This has direct impact on household food access since crop failure at county level is not automatically covered by transfers between counties, and cereals are normally not transferred for immediate shortages.
They are particularly conscious of the value of biodiversity as a form of food security,insurance against crop failure and source of dietary variety.
One of the triggering factors in the recent food crisis was the drought and crop failure in Australia, which is not only a major world exporter of food grains but also susceptible to the impacts of climate change.
Price growth of those markets was driven by contraction of supply on the pretext of curtailment of production, reduction of capacities,environmental projects and simply crop failure.
When people suffer from illnesses, or if there is a lack of drinking water, or if there is a death in the family, or cattle die,or if there is a crop failure, or even if there is a natural calamity, the local magic doctor is approached.
More than half of that amount, $256,564,000, was channelled towards helping the victims of man-made disasters,while $20,200,000 was provided to areas stricken by drought and crop failure.
Crop failure due to lack of rain or to flooding in some areas, combined with low purchasing power due to unemployment and high prices, has overstrained the traditional coping mechanisms of the most vulnerable groups.
This damage to the economy was compounded by the effects on agriculture of the incipient Little Ice Age,natural calamities, crop failure, and sudden epidemics.
People considered that the drought, a crop failure, a bad weather, plague, cholera and other human disasters grow out of sinfulness of people, and the person tried to return again to what he neglected in the beginning, and to restore, him the broken balance.
He stressed the importance of microfinance and social capital formulation,which could alleviate risks to smallholders exposed to crop failure, business failure and land degradation.
A total of $97 million was appealed for inorder to respond to the acute needs of up to 2.3 million people hit by severe drought, crop failure, contaminated maize stocks and resulting abnormally high grain prices.
This can result in missed opportunities for landlocked countries as they and their transit partners are oftennot flexible enough to respond to a greater demand in goods due to, for instance, a crop failure in another part of the world.
The vast majority of them are fleeing from the"war zone" in the capital to the"hunger zone" in the Lower andMiddle Shabelle regions, which continue to suffer from crop failure, erratic rainfall, record high food prices and malnutrition levels at or above the emergency threshold of 15 per cent.
During the last few years, WFP has increased the volume of its emergency and refugee assistance,particularly to help sub-Saharan African countries affected by drought and crop failure as well as war and civil strife.
DIffEREnCES ACRoSS REGIonS Tajikistan's four administrative regions differ in the types of climate threats that they face,from early freezes and crop failure in the Sughd Region to landslides and flooding in GBAO.