Примеры использования Increased social на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Increased social mobility;
Among the peasants increased social stratification.
Increased social cohesion.
Progressive taxation and increased social spending also address inequality.
Increased social corporate responsibility of TNCs would also enhance the developmental benefits of FDI.
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Further analysis shows that increased social spending would contribute to growth recovery.
By the 1980s Tompkins Square Park had become for many New Yorkers synonymous with the city's increased social problems.
The result had been increased social spending across a range of programmes and increased transparency.
There are further losses of revenue,environmental damage and increased social costs that are difficult to quantify.
In 2013-2014, Metinvest increased social investments to develop the cities where its production facilities are located.
It is of considerable concern that the processes of globalization are taking place within a context of increased social tension and political discordance.
The reduction of the middle class, increased social inequality, and the dismantling of controls over big business.
In October 2012, 11 Saharans,including four women, entered the MINURSO team site in Smara west of the berm demanding increased social assistance.
Try to justify the increased social costs associated with the risk that an entrepreneur running a shoes repair business might have.
He successfully advocated for a state constitutional convention, increased social spending, and secured Illinois' first state income tax.
Ms. Larionova also noted increased social dimension on the G20 agenda, highlighting the commitments to reduce inequality and to ensure effective social protection.
Special measures motivated by the particular concern of the State regarding persons needing increased social and legal assistance are provided for by labour law.
Such groups could expect that, through the increased social acceptability of the non-medical use of drugs, drug abuse would grow and so would their profits.
There is evidence that, in times of economic hardship,social cohesion comes under threat through increased social tensions and violent conflict.
In many cases, prudent macroeconomic management and increased social spending have not generated the results required to achieve the Millennium Development Goals.
In order to swap debt,the creditor government should recognise the positive development impact of debt relief combined with increased social or environmental investment.
The increased social orientation of employment and poverty reduction strategies still does not adequately target marginalized and vulnerable groups in the labour market.
Other worrying trends include the accumulation of the problems to a young age group, the increased social alienation of drug abusers and an increase in drug-related crime.
Many in the development community have seen that increasing economic growth rates by themselves do not translate into lower poverty rates or increased social insecurity.
Several delegations expressed the need for increased social protection, especially for women and vulnerable groups, such as persons with disabilities, older persons, indigenous peoples and migrants.
Recent changes in social policies which have had a positive effect on the situation of women(increased social spending and launch of a poverty reduction action plan);
He welcomed the increased social mobility and participation of minorities in public life and wished to know whether the improvement in the situation was the result of a public policy in favour of the development of minorities.
By contrast, the fulfilment of the Millennium Development(MDGs) promises economic progress, the alleviation of poverty,a reduction in terrorism and increased social harmony.
Its national poverty eradication strategy included increased social security benefits, funds for public housing, and financial support for charitable organizations and those in need.
Recent literature indicated that social power andhigher income were associated with a reduction in empathy and increased social distance, with people ceasing to care.