Примеры использования Growing reliance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It has been accompanied by a growing reliance on market economies.
The growing reliance on information technology makes critical infrastructure more vulnerable to attacks.
This problem is exacerbated by a growing reliance on agricultural chemicals, especially pesticides.
His delegation supported the statement by the representative of Japan and regretted the growing reliance on voluntary contributions.
It is reported that there is a growing reliance on State-sponsored gangs to break up meetings and rallies of government critics.
In industrialized countries, the increased activation of labour market policies has been accompanied by an increased emphasis on job search assistance,more integrated services and a growing reliance on private delivery of services.
The growing reliance on supplementary funding to a certain extent undermines the core mandates of United Nations system entities.
A basic takeaway from the Singapore model is the growing reliance on JV forms of business existence.
The growing reliance on supplementary funding undermined the core mandates of the entities of the United Nations development system.
The drivers of this change were technical developments in generation technologies, growing reliance on markets, financing needs and country-specific requirements.
Growing reliance on voluntary, extrabudgetary and earmarked contributions for funding United Nations operational activities has exacerbated its unpredictability and unreliability.
The continuing decline in official development assistance, coupled with a simultaneous growing reliance on bilateral and direct foreign investment, serve as unmistakable indications of this unhealthy process.
Despite a growing reliance on infrastructure as a service(IaaS) and software as a service(SaaS), organizations are loading up on IT talent and building centers of technology excellence to spur innovation.
This decision to empower and strengthen further finance and budget capacity in the field stemmed from the growing reliance of missions on Abacus visits, particularly during the budget submission period.
Experts say this growing reliance on nuclear forces suggests that the Russian military might resist further cuts, even though Medvedev has publicly signed on with Obama's campaign to abolish nuclear weapons entirely.
The panellist from the World Business Council for Sustainable Development pointed to the growing reliance on the private sector to satisfy basic needs as an increasingly important trend in developing countries.
Could the growing reliance on centralized procurement systems, fewer suppliers, long-term contracts and global procurement have an impact on particular developing country exports, potentially marginalizing them from important markets?
Recognizing that political and economic changes,including in particular a growing reliance on market principles, have necessitated the re-evaluation of some aspects of the regime for the Area and its resources.
There is scientific consensus, documented in the assessment reports of the Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change,that the increase in greenhouse gases in the atmosphere as a result of human activities(largely because of the still growing reliance on fossil fuels) is altering the Earth's climate, bringing about a general global warming.
There is strong evidence of a growing reliance by Governments on the private sector to conduct and facilitate digital surveillance.
The main causes are the use of drinking water in large quantities by industry, which is causing increasing pollution,and by agriculture with its growing reliance on chemicals, especially pesticides, and the dumping of toxic waste.
At the same time, it must to be emphasized that the growing reliance of developing countries on market mechanisms does not imply that international support is no longer required.
The roots of the current financial crisis andits global repercussions lie in the interaction between poorly regulated financial markets and the growing reliance on complex financial products based on tightly integrated capital markets.
The Committee noted that, despite the growing reliance on ICT, uptake in the Pacific subregion remained low and that few countries had national ICT policies.
The views set out in paragraph 18 of the Secretary-General's report were particularly disappointing in that the paragraph referred only to the growing reliance of peace-keeping operations on civilian personnel hired from contractors and on seconded personnel.
This decision stemmed from the growing reliance of missions on Abacus visits, especially during the budget submission period, and attests to the Division's commitment to empower and strengthen capacity in field operations.
The importance of these effects has grown in recent years, following the trend towards a deeper division of labour andthe declining degree of vertical integration that is occurring within the largest firms as a result of the progressive focusing of firms on a smaller part of the value-added chain and their growing reliance, for technological or flexibility reasons, on national and international outsourcing.
In place of classic peace-keeping, we will witness a growing reliance upon ad hoc multinational intervention, the so-called posse response, but that too has its limitations- for we are concerned with whether there is to be meaningful collective security.
His delegation fully endorsed the recommendations concerning coverage of all regions in work on globalization and liberalization, the involvement of civil society in specific projects, analysis of a possible multilateral framework for investment,the use of performance indicators, growing reliance on a results-based approach, and the importance of consulting all concerned in work relating to landlocked and transit countries.
Ms. Zemene(Ethiopia) said that declining ODA, coupled with decreasing core resources and growing reliance on voluntary, extrabudgetary and earmarked contributions for the funding of United Nations operational activities, was a source of great concern for the poorest countries.