Примеры использования Had tended на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Thus far the Committee had tended to focus its efforts on NGOs.
CoE-Commissioner referred to civil society organisations indicating that each hospital had tended to develop their own procedures.
No one had tended it for many years and I don't think… anyone had ever been in it.
During the 1980s and 1990s, the Commission had tended to give primacy to the no-harm rule.
Moreover, it had tended to focus on somewhat outdated European Union documentation, including legislation that had been repealed or replaced.
Moreover, the juridical andlegislative approach to religious freedom had tended to empty it of its substance.
On the whole, the meeting had tended to focus on indicators relating to the work of the Human Rights Committee.
Although they variedfrom sector to sector, women's participation rates had tended to rise over the past six years.
In recent years, crises had tended to grow more rapidly and involve non-State actors and transnational factors.
The point was made that the paradox of sanctions, namely that they were easy to impose anddifficult to lift, had tended to lead to unintended results.
During Pius VII's papacy,the cardinals had tended to divide into two groups, the zelanti and the politicani.
The Government and media response to the riots was characterized by racist language which had tended to criminalize black culture.
In the past, the Committee for Development Planning had tended to view income inequality as a"policy variable" rather than a structural handicap.
Mr. Siles Alvarado(Bolivia) said he recalled that the Human Rights Council had been established following the failure of the Commission on Human Rights, which had tended to politicize human-rights issues.
It was also observed that local manufacturing had tended to bring down the costs of these technologies.
Globalization had tended to widen the technology gap between the developed and developing countries, and support was currently needed in the form of technology transfer.
It noted, however,that the Special Purpose Grants Fund had tended to receive more contributions than the General Fund.
In Nigeria, cannabis had tended to be the only locally produced drug, but five methamphetamine production laboratories had recently been discovered and shut down, placing additional demands on law enforcement.
Ms. Suda said that, when primary education had been fee-paying,parents had tended to send sons rather than daughters to school.
Assessments of the impact of globalization had tended to gloss over its consequences for the fragile and vulnerable economies in Africa and the least developed countries.
The session also examined the attitude of the United States of America to the United Nations, which had tended to fluctuate with its own domestic politics.
However, in the past, the European countries had tended to romanticize the civil war and had, in some cases, contributed to financing it.
Therefore, the increase in interest rates simply acted as a signal of the increased riskiness of lending to those countries and in many cases had tended to backfire and to cause large outflows of capital.
Unfortunately, the Government had tended to rely on the political parties to include women in their lists of candidates rather than obliging them to do so.
Iii With regard to the submission of the Working Party's comments to New York,these comments had tended to be ignored, therefore reducing the effectiveness of the Working Party.
Until a few years ago, Germany had tended to perceive women's role as limited to the domestic sphere, and needed to intensify its efforts to alter that perception.
Mr. Rivas Posada(Special Rapporteur for Follow-up on Concluding Observations)said he agreed that follow-up reports had tended to be too brief and telegraphic and should perhaps include a summary for each problem referred to.
In replying to the question of the representative of Morocco on the hardening of immigration policies, he said that as some economic systems had created new categories of more vulnerable migrants, such as informal workers, seasonal migrants and minors,legal migration had tended to decline.
If the drafters of the 1969 Vienna Convention had tended to limit the depositary's powers exclusively to examining the form of reservations, draft guideline 2.1.8 should not contest that approach.
However, private capital, which was driven solely by balance sheet considerations, had tended to be relatively concentrated in its distribution, thus failing to benefit developing countries on a broad scale.