Примеры использования Heighten tension на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The resulting institutional vacuum could further heighten tensions between the Government and the opposition.
The Government's inability to pay salary arrears for the past few months could heighten tensions.
However, when there is low growth it can heighten tensions within the labour market and instead become a demographic burden.
Clearly, those acts of violence, which have claimed so many innocent lives,will only heighten tensions between the two sides.
Such developments only heighten tensions in Cyprus and constitute serious impediments to the efforts for achieving progress in the search for a solution to the Cyprus problem.
The siege and the suffering of the Palestinian people can only heighten tension and increase the likelihood of violence.
It calls on the Abkhaz side to call off these elections andfurther calls on both sides to refrain from any action that could heighten tension.
Imbalances in the levels of conventional armaments can also heighten tensions and create the possibility for the use or threat of use of force.
Moreover, they heighten tension in Cyprus as clearly acknowledged in the latest Security Council resolution on Cyprus, resolution 1062(1996) of 28 June 1996.
Malaysia further urges all countries in the region to exercise maximum restraint andrefrain from action that could further heighten tension in the region.
At the same time they heighten tension in Cyprus as it is also clearly stated in the latest Security Council resolution on Cyprus, 1062(1996), of 28 June 1996.
Upon instructions from my Government, I have the honour to bring to your attention recent highly provocative andaggressive actions of Turkey which cause serious concern and heighten tension in Cyprus.
Such developments only heighten tension in Cyprus as it is also clearly stated in the latest Security Council resolution on Cyprus, 1062(1996) of 28 June 1996.
EU calls on the Abkhaz side tocancel these elections and urges both sides to refrain from any action that could heighten tension in the region and to resume discussions towards a comprehensive political settlement.
At the same time, they heighten tension in Cyprus, as clearly acknowledged in the latest Security Council resolution on Cyprus(resolution 1062(1996)) of 28 June 1996.
At the same time, they were unanimous in expressing grave concern about the highly volatile situation in the Abyei Area andurgently called on all concerned to refrain from any unilateral action that could heighten tension or impede a solution.
Moreover, it should be pointed out that these violations which heighten tension in Cyprus are taking place at a most sensitive phase of the efforts to resume the intercommunal talks under your auspices.
We request your intervention with a view to preventing the Iranian regime from again engaging in such acts of provocation as constitute a violation of the cease-fire provisions and the terms governing the area of separation between the two countries,and which also heighten tension in the region.
Moreover, it should be pointed out that these violations, which heighten tension in Cyprus, take place at a most sensitive phase of the efforts to resume the intercommunal talks under your auspices.
Throughout those two incidents, UNIFIL was in contact with both parties and emphasized the primary responsibility of the parties to respect the Blue Line in its entirety as identified by the United Nations, as well as the need to actwith maximum restraint and to refrain from any action that could heighten tension in the area.
These Turkish actions heighten tension in Cyprus and are in contravention of the provisions of repeated Security Council resolutions on Cyprus, which state that such overflights increase political tension on the island and undermine efforts towards achieving a final settlement.
It took note of the information provided by the delegation of Cameroon regarding the Bakassi situation between Cameroon and Nigeria andinvited the two parties to refrain from any action that could heighten tension, pending the decision of the International Court of Justice, and also invited the two countries to respect the verdict of the Court.
At the same time, they heighten tension in Cyprus and are in contravention of the provisions of repeated Security Council resolutions on Cyprus, which state that such overflights increase political tension on the island and undermine efforts towards achieving a final settlement.
In their remarks, the members of the Council welcomed the positive atmosphere prevailing in the bilateral relations between the Sudan and South Sudan but expressed grave concern about the highly volatile situation in the Abyei area, andurgently called on all concerned to refrain from any unilateral action that could heighten tension or impede a solution.
At the same time, they heighten tension in Cyprus and are in contravention of the provisions of repeated Security Council resolutions on Cyprus, which state that such overflights increase political tension on the island and undermine efforts towards achieving a final settlement.
In that regard, the Committee was vigorously opposed to any attempt to destabilize a country of the subregion andagain invited the two countries to refrain from any action that could heighten tension pending the decision of the International Court of Justice, which Cameroon had seized of the matter relating to the land and maritime boundary between the Republic of Cameroon and the Federal Republic of Nigeria.
At the same time, English Page they heighten tension in Cyprus and are in contravention of the provisions of repeated Security Council resolutions on Cyprus, which state that such overflights increase political tension on the island and undermine efforts towards achieving a final settlement.
Any heightened tension in this area could further impede access to needy populations.
Heightened tensions along the border risk drawing the two countries into direct clashes.
The murders at Zahac and Skulanovo heightened tensions within the province.