Примеры использования Growing populations на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Growing populations have caused environmental degradation.
Many cities are rapidly running out of potable water to service their growing populations.
Growing populations, climactic change and natural disasters had profoundly affected agricultural productivity.
Many countries already face such problems, and, with growing populations.
In the future, growing populations and increased development can only make current trends more pronounced.
Erratic environmental events in 2011 challenged Asia-Pacific countries to feed their growing populations.
In 23 countries with growing populations, net emigration reduced population growth by more than 50 per cent.
In developing countries sharp increases in energy services are required to improve the standard of living for their growing populations.
In 48 countries with growing populations, net emigration reduced population growth by more than 15 per cent.
Many countries are confronted with depressed levels of economic growth anda lack of income-generating opportunities for their growing populations.
In addition, it must be recognized that building a future for growing populations goes beyond satisfying the need for food supply alone.
The growing populations and escalating global consumption of forest products result in pressures on the sustainability of existing forests.
Enhanced awareness andacceptance of the fact that rapidly growing populations could increase the pressure on resources and slow any rise in living standards.
With growing populations, cities brought opportunities, but at the same time they were major sources of pollution.
The vulnerable, landlocked countries of the Central Asian region have vast territories,rapidly growing populations and rich natural resources.
In 21 countries with growing populations, net migration accounted for from 17 to just under 50 per cent of population growth.
In contrast, many middle-income and low-income countries have faced problems in generating jobs fast enough to provide decent employment for their growing populations.
Growing populations and the inability to handle environmental problems are the consequences, not the causes, of underdevelopment and environmental degradation.
Various factors were driving the increase in demand for water: growing populations and economic activity, as well as changing patterns of production and consumption.
In addition, growing populations in urban centres are placing pressure on freshwater supplies, creating a stronger need for efficient rainwater harvesting.
Ratio of population in 2100 to that in 2010 according to projectionscenarios for countries or areas with the fastest growing populations.
Growing populations in least developed countries created a strong demand for housing, particularly in cities where demographic expansion was the strongest.
Small island societies are faced with the challenge of striving to raise living standards for their growing populations and struggling to survive in a complex global economic environment.
Growing populations, rising affluence and urbanization are translating into increased demand for livestock products, particularly in developing countries.
Furthermore, the Governments of many countries with slowly growing populations have taken measures to admit skilled migrants and, as necessary, temporary low-skilled workers.
The growing populations of the developing world stand in stark contrast to the struggle of developed countries to reach population replacement levels.
Increasing needs for food security,shelter and employment for growing populations mean that ecosystem services must be managed across environmental and economic agendas.
As growing populations, urbanization and economic development all require more water for agricultural, municipal and industrial uses, there are greater risks.
The representative of Bangladesh asked how Member States could have access to finance to build water plants to meet the needs of their growing populations.
At the same time, growing populations and greater public expectations are exerting pressure on Governments to expand and upgrade domestic transport infrastructure.