Примеры использования Had aggravated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Drug trafficking had aggravated the problem of desertification.
Rising food andenergy costs in the past year had aggravated the problem.
The rebound of the steel market had aggravated the situation of the market for metallics in 1994.
He also noted that the rejection by young demonstrators of the proposals made by the Yemeni authorities had aggravated the political impasse.
The effect of climate change had aggravated the food and energy crises.
The situation had aggravated very much, and all the ethnical and religious minorities of those republics clashed with one another.
Suppression of the Hungarian Uprising of 1956 had aggravated the international situation.
The Government had aggravated this situation by settling patients in villages distant from main towns.
In some cases, rapid economic growth and liberalization had aggravated social and cultural problems.
Certain delegations and NGOs had aggravated the situation by singling out one country for hatred, slander and defamation.
The recent financial crisis, natural disasters andnew outbreaks of war had aggravated the problem in recent years.
The events of the past year had aggravated and exposed the structural weaknesses of the Palestinian economy.
Her publicist, Max Clifford, claimed she had suffered from the disorder for some time,but the trauma had aggravated her symptoms.
In developing countries, the crisis had aggravated persistent development challenges, especially in Africa and LDCs.
Participants stressed that corruption practised by public officials dealing with minorities had aggravated the problems faced by minorities.
The global economic crisis had aggravated the feminization of poverty and violence against women was a major impediment to women's social and economic development.
The recent introduction of export restrictions by some countries had aggravated food shortages and contributed to price increases.
Those methods had aggravated the damage to the environment and the health of residents, who were obliged to travel to the mainland for even basic health services.
The introduction of export restrictions on food commodities had aggravated the world food situation and should be removed.
Globalization had aggravated the gap between rich and poor; levels of poverty in the world were increasing and women were disproportionately over-represented among the poor.
Mr. Shen Guofang(China)said that economic globalization had aggravated the economic difficulties of many developing countries.
He considered that it had been more the lack of independent assessment ofthe country's macroeconomic situation, than the lack of transparency per se which had aggravated the country's economic problems.
The participants deplored inflammatory statements in the media which had aggravated the situation and contributed considerably to the escalation of the crisis in Mostar.
In its report of March 1992 to the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development,the Department of Environment Affairs indicated that government policies under apartheid had aggravated environmental degradation.
The main sponsors of the draft resolution had aggravated those concerns by singling out for consideration by the General Assembly a specific Council resolution which did not contain a recommendation.
Many long-term issues and imbalances had still not been adequately addressed,and the crisis had aggravated persistent development challenges.
It heard that the blockade andthe military operations had aggravated poverty, which particularly affected women, who must find food and other essentials for their families.
With regard to housing, the report had only mentioned efforts to help one group(para. 61) butthe added factor of returning refugees had aggravated the situation and heightened competition for land and housing.
The more recent arrival of migrants from other Mexican States had aggravated the problem of the scarcity of land and contributed to instability, as the new arrivals had engaged in discriminatory acts towards the indigenous communities.
Instead, they had widened economic and social gaps within andbetween countries and, in most cases, had aggravated the situation of poor and vulnerable sectors of society.