Примеры использования Dominant trend на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Exchanges on an equal footing between countries have become the dominant trend.
At that time when socialist realism was the dominant trend in art, modernist art was forbidden in all its manifestations.
A dominant trend at the present stage in the development of the global economy is the active promotion of regional integration processes.
Today, proactive legislation constitutes the dominant trend in E.U. countries.
Gallery CORSO is part of the dominant trend in the market for retail space in which the revitalization of a substantial part of the city centre.
The desire to make the life of their children easier, to protect them from any risk, effort andhardship is the dominant trend of modern education.
But let us make no mistake: this does not mean that there is a dominant trend in favour of increasing only the non-permanent membership.
Rosenblum anticipates that the ratio of 15 percent online sales to 85 percent offline sales will remain constant in the cross-channel retail era,which he considers the dominant trend of the future.
International television co-production represents a dominant trend in international television and film production industry which is increasingly global in orientation.
Whereas previously, Kyrgyzstan agreed to open military bases for both the US(the antiterrorist coalition) and Russia(CSTO),then after 2010 the single-vector policy toward the Kremlin has become the dominant trend.
The Past few years, web development focused only on functionality and ease of the web site,which is the dominant trend in the field of web design and development services.
Regionalism became a dominant trend in the world economy after the formation of the Single European Market in 1992 and the implementation of the North American Free Trade Agreement(NAFTA) in 1994.
Global confrontations have come to an end and ethical values have been reasserted; democracy is practised almost everywhere throughout the world; new economic opportunities have opened up; andintegration is the dominant trend.
This is no doubt the fact that during the great Patriotic war the dominant trend in the village was the labor heroism of the peasants, thus experiencing enormous difficulties and hardships.
The dominant trend today is to interpret global governance in such a way as to marginalize the role of the United Nations in favour of the international financial institutions". A/58/257/para. 49.
Nuclear-weapons States have taken encouraging measures, but we remain concerned, since the dominant trend is towards the possession of fewer but more destructive weapons.
It is worth pointing out that the dominant trend today is to interpret global governance in such a way as to marginalize the role of the United Nations in favour of the international financial institutions.
Accelerated development of the smart industry based on the use of modern cyber-physical technologies,is the worldwide dominant trend that will determine the competitive positions of national economies in the upcoming years.
After indicating that globalization was the dominant trend, he had made it clear that it generated productive forces but also had negative effects, because it had the potential to accentuate inequalities both between and within countries.
Indeed, because greater openness, a less intrusive state and an expanded role for the private sector wereexpected to deliver the biggest growth dividend to poorer countries, income convergence was the dominant trend anticipated for the decade.
However, the rise of regionalism as a dominant trend in the world economy in the 1990s and the Asian crisis of 1997, which highlighted the regional economic interdependence, led to a profound rethinking about the importance of regional economic cooperation.
In our view, pursuing that track does not do justice to the letter sent by Switzerland to the Secretary-General, which states that, of the three categories of reactions, only one category was in favour, while the other categories were either firmly opposed or not enthusiastic, andtherefore there was not a dominant trend.
However, the rise of regionalism as a dominant trend in the world economy in the 1990s and the Asian crisis of 1997, which highlighted the importance of regional economic interdependence, led to a profound rethinking about regional economic cooperation.
While indicating that the measure"may appear inhumane, or at least strict",Charles De Boeck nevertheless noted the following:"But the dominant trend today in America, and one that was adopted by Great Britain in 1905, is that of the system of selection and exclusion: instead of being expelled, aliens who represent a danger to public health are barred from entering the country.
The dominant trend is, just like before, the lack of demand and shortage of people with cash, which will inevitably increase competition, and nowhere more so than in practices that somehow deal with dispute resolution: in judicial practice, arbitration, bankruptcy, debt restructuring, and comprehensive business protection.
Even if a comprehensive study of all national legislations were available and revealed a dominant trend, it would not seem appropriate for international law to interfere in what is strictly a matter for the legal proceedings of each individual State, each State being best placed to determine whether such proceedings are appropriate.
The dominant trend in human rights towards conceiving work as access to employment in the formal sector rather than self-employment in the informal sector(whether subsistence or entrepreneurship) does not provide a promising background for responding to this challenge nor does the heritage of designing primary education so as to lead pupils to secondary and higher education.
In conclusion, these consultations, which were limited in number,did not reveal a dominant trend for or against the holding of a Conference of High Contracting Parties, or a view on the contribution to the civilian population affected of a reconvened Conference of High Contracting Parties to the Fourth Geneva Convention; in other words, it was uncertain what results could be expected for what issues.
In sum, whereas the dominant trend in low-fertility countries has been a postponement of childbearing, in both intermediate- and high-fertility countries, declines in the mean age at childbearing have been common as women increasingly limit the number of children they have.
Moreover, contrary to the dominant trend in the development of the international human rights doctrine, migrants themselves, in particular irregular migrants, are rarely empowered effectively to fight for the proper respect and protection of their human rights: their access to remedies and independent decision-making bodies is very rarely facilitated.