Примеры использования Has triggered на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Something or someone has triggered it.
Economic growth has triggered a reduction in poverty and unemployment.
But I have no reason to believe it has triggered.
If no criterion has triggered, the function returns 0.
It's likely that severe,prolonged stress she suffered as a result of these events, has triggered a serious illness- Crohn's disease.
Check if the fuse has triggered and replace it if necessary.
Although Ecuador is not directly affected by armed conflicts,the neighbouring country's Plan Colombia has triggered an increase in violence at the border.
This has triggered some concerns about the practical implementation of D.
The issue of corporal punishment has triggered a national debate.
That unexplained theft has triggered a chain reaction of currency depreciation and price hikes across the board.
The revamped layout has been extremely well received by our exhibitors and has triggered a significant upswing in rented space.
The oil and gas boom has triggered considerable growth of the city's population in recent years.
The financial and economic crisis has exacerbated existing social problems in some countries and has triggered new social conflicts-- even political turbulence.
The Asian downturn has triggered a worldwide economic crisis, with devastating social consequences.
You're in the city hall anda small dispute has triggered a shootout between all present.
It has triggered change in the way we deliver our assistance and in how we cooperate at the international level.
The more favorable regulation has triggered the investment fund market.
It has triggered resistance in many countries of the global South precisely because of its potential for misapplication.
The injection of the pooled human D.N.A. has triggered an unforeseen emotional response in him.
It has triggered an intense discussion about the role and position of the Constitutional Tribunal in a democratic state ruled by law.
The increase in South-North migration has triggered a significant flow in remittances in the opposite direction.
Subsidies have been eliminated or reduced, particularly those on essential goods,such as basic foodstuff and petroleum; this has triggered violent protests in several countries.
The collapse of the State in the north has triggered a severe contraction in the provision of basic social services.
The continuing high level of ethnic tension has been exacerbated by an arbitrary andinaccessible judicial system that has triggered resistance and suspicion on the part of the public.
The crisis has triggered an inflationary spike that has pushed rates up to over 60 per cent for the first time since 1992.
The current commodity boom,which started in 2003, has triggered a renewed interest in oil/gas and various metal minerals.
This has triggered concerns over the possible resumption of tensions between competing ethnic groups in the area.
Afghanistan's increasingly repressive andclosed society has triggered self-censorship throughout the country and stifled criticism and debate.
The crisis has triggered a slowdown, and in some instances an outright retraction, of the economic and social progress achieved by many developing countries during past decades.
By contrast, the introduction of new qualitative easing measures in Japan during 2013 has triggered a significant depreciation of the yen vis-à-vis all major currencies.