Примеры использования Had a tendency на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The gun had a tendency to burst.
Despite an increase in 2000,the accidents events had a tendency to decrease.
Their new master had a tendency to party all night and sleep all day.
It was noted that the judiciary was not independent andthat local officials had a tendency to interfere with legal matters.
Jessica had a tendency to go scorched earth when she should have just stayed quiet.
Before the late 1990s, Governments of African States had a tendency towards excessive fiscal spending.
Celadyne's L wires had a tendency to fracture mid-pulse, piercing recipients through the heart.
The latter alloy, although able to be hardened to the same level,was more brittle and had a tendency to shatter on striking highly sloped armor.
Canada had a tendency to bring bilateral judicial cases to the General Assembly with a view to advancing its own political interests.
Every institution had a tendency to go its own way.
While the General Assembly had already adopted several counter-terrorism instruments, other organs,such as the Security Council, had a tendency to encroach on its powers and mandate.
The HE filling of the product,whether fused or unfused, had a tendency to explode on striking armor in excess of its ability to perforate.
Due to influence of the world financial crisis together with fluctuation of exchange rates andliquidity shortage during the first months of current year the volume of deposits of banking system had a tendency to decrease.
The HE filling of the product,whether fused or unfused, had a tendency to explode on striking armor in excess of its ability to perforate.
The website also felt that although the spoken dialogue was"very well done", the translation became"curiously awkward" as the story progressed, andthat certain voice samples had a tendency to play over the wrong text.
All conflict situations had a tendency to spread and posed a serious threat to peace and international security, and they therefore required equal attention.
The latter alloy, although able to be hardened to the same level,was more brittle and had a tendency to shatter on striking highly sloped armor.
The Chairperson-Rapporteur stated that the market had a tendency to work against the indivisibility of all human rights, but that this could be compensated for without relinquishing the positive aspects of globalization.
In view of the disadvantages of the territorial extension, but also to protect our borders,because the region had a tendency to be abandoned and economically stagnant.
Quick Impact Unit:The Committee pointed out that the Mission had a tendency to establish small units, with the potential of costly bureaucracy, and was not convinced on the need for the Unit para. 41.
For example: The Imperial Japanese Navy Mitsubishi G4M Isshikirikkou(イッシキリッコウ)"Betty" bomber airplane was called"Hamaki"(葉巻 or はまき, meaning cigar)by the Japanese crews not only because its fuselage was cigar-shaped, but because it had a tendency to ignite on fire and burn violently when it was hit.
Mr. RECHETOV said, in connection with the reference to authorities,that States parties had a tendency to present the situation in their countries as viewed only by their national Governments.
He quoted a study carried out in Pakistan that had concluded that strict environmental regulations increased bureaucracy; that regulation hindered productivity in firms; that the distributive effects of tighter emission controls affected the poor in particular;that strict environmental controls had a tendency to increase inflation; and that end-of-pipe treatment only solved local environmental problems.
Mr. RECHETOV said that, as a jurist,the head of the Ukrainian delegation, Mr. Yefimenko, had a tendency to cite legal texts in replying to questions raised, instead of explaining what was really going on in practice.
The Government noted that OHCHR had asked Governments to consider the issue of racism andthe Internet, but that some human rights organizations had a tendency to criticize or condemn the smallest restriction that might be imposed on the Internet by Governments.
Mr. YU Mengjia observed that, from the point of view of the States parties,the treaty monitoring bodies had a tendency to overstep the confines of their respective mandates, and a certain degree of overlapping of mandates was in any case inevitable.
Bankruptcies and labour law cases had multiplied as a result, butit was also true that Slovenians had a tendency to be litigious: even the most minor cases could be taken through all appeal stages and on to the Constitutional Court.
These scourges have a tendency to eclipse the successes.
The Council has a tendency to use Chapter VII of the Charter frequently.
The waiting lists have a tendency to grow.