Примеры использования Increasingly influential на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There has also been a proliferation of increasingly influential foundations.
First is the increasingly influential role of Congress in the actual formulation of Middle East policy and the continuing acquiescence of the executive branch to this process.
Nongovernmental organizations are increasingly influential worldwide.
Many diverse and increasingly influential non-state actors have joined with national decision makers to improvise new forms of global governance.
Radio remained the dominant medium in much of the world, andwas becoming increasingly influential in North America.
In Madagascar, representatives of civil society have become an increasingly influential force in the management of government matters and have begun to participate in various official bodies.
An increasing number of international non-governmental andfaith-based organizations are playing an increasingly influential role in development cooperation.
We cannot ignore the emergence of new protagonists and new, increasingly influential centres of decision-making which have changed the geopolitical order and which are pushing their way into the international arena.
By 1965, the harder-edged sound of British acts, such as the Rolling Stones, the Kinks, the Who andthe Yardbirds, became increasingly influential with American garage bands.
Political pressure therefore became increasingly influential on competition policy implementation.
Abstract: Advocates of multi-group confirmatory factor analysis(MGFCA), structural equation modelers and adherents of latent variables have grown increasingly influential in cross-national survey research.
In a globalized world, such actors play increasingly influential roles, both positive and negative.
Becoming increasingly influential in the FVdG, Friedeberg held the central lecture at the federation's 1904 congress in Berlin, intervening in the mass strike debate, which was taking place in the SPD at the time, and advocating the general strike as a means of class struggle.
Later his weekly columns for Newsweek magazine(1966-84)were well read and increasingly influential among political and business people.
An increasingly influential model defines recovery as a process, similar to being"in recovery" from drug and alcohol problems, and emphasizes a personal journey involving factors such as hope, choice, empowerment, social inclusion and achievement.
The women's movement world wide has played andcontinues to play an increasingly influential role in focusing debates and taking action for the empowerment of women.
The United Nations may well consider it useful to develop a framework of international review and regulation with respect to the activities and policies of transnational corporations,which are becoming increasingly influential actors on the world scene.
Ms. Maneva also indicated that the Convention would become increasingly influential as it was used by more and more countries as an efficient tool to promote active, direct and action-oriented international cooperation at the regional level.
The resource person also provideda brief overview of recent developments in the area of corporate governance disclosure, highlighting the growth of increasingly influential governance monitoring services provided by members of the financial industry.
In short, non-state actors have become increasingly influential in the United Nations system, at the global, national and local levels, and they offer a variety of competencies, constituencies, resources and networks that cannot be ignored.
It is difficult to base a firm conclusion on self-assessment, but it is clear that non-State actors, including non-governmental organizations(NGOs) representing both conservation andindustry interests are playing an increasingly influential role, directly and through States, in support of the work of RFMOs and implementation of the Agreement.
While the media is the principal audience for this subprogramme,the vast and increasingly influential audience of non-governmental organizations and academic research and other influential institutions will also be able to receive directly, through electronic mail and the Internet in particular, news and other information materials from the United Nations.
The first problem has been the perceived failure of regional planning itself, despite of the many attempts at regional planning in recent decades, many parts of many developing countries remain grossly underdeveloped and are hardly integrated at all into the mainstream moderneconomies of their countries, let alone into the increasingly influential global economy.
Lastly, Mr. Carrion-Mena explained that he was opposed to unification because the migration issue was becoming increasingly important and influential in a globalized world.
Algeria considers that negotiation is necessary andbelieves that certain influential Governments might be increasingly interested in moving the process forward.
In the study, the Special Rapporteur noted that during the last decade, extreme-right, racist political parties andorganizations have become increasingly popular and influential in several parts of the world.
Organizations and networks of people living with HIV/AIDS are increasingly visible and influential at the global level and in many countries, but remain the world's most underutilized resource in the response.
In order to facilitate andenhance the consultative relationship of the Council with a steadily expanding, increasingly active and influential non-governmental organization sector, the resources of the Non-Governmental Organizations Section had been a matter of concern to the Committee, given the ever-increasing volume of work.
Estonia is constantly looking for ways to improve its relations with Russia andwill continue to do so even in the face of increasingly overt threats to its statehood from influential Russian political circles- threats which unfortunately are not countered by Russian officials.
As the surveys matured and started to produce long-run time series,they became increasingly useful in the measurement of trends and influential both inside and outside government as a measure of success or failure in reducing crime.