Примеры использования Is a tendency на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Tatyana Apraksina"Blues itself is a tendency"* Exoplanets.
If this is a tendency, that can be very persuasive with the judge.
For some international cartels, there is a tendency of regional division.
Currently, there is a tendency to reduce prices demanded by a product group.
When I become aware that I have judged others, even though it was not my motive,then I know that judging is a tendency of my human nature.
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Is a tendency to force their resolution, in including in the regions bordering on the Russian Federation.
The main evidence of market recovery is a tendency to increase the level of loyalty of bankers to potential borrowers.
The relevance of topics related to the analysis of inflation processes at the regional level is growing,considering that regionalization is a tendency of the world development.
This is a tendency which happily has been displayed by a number of nuclear-weapons States.
In many countries, a characteristic feature informative travel is a tendency to make them long distances to visit during one trip a large number of countries and cities.
There is a tendency to make more use of administrative sources in order to reduce the burden on enterprises.
Some later doctrinal developments in the early Buddhist schools show scholastic literalism, which is a tendency to take the words and phrases of earlier texts(maybe the Buddha's own words) in such a way as to read in distinctions which it was never intended to make.
There is a tendency in some media to generalize and misrepresent every incident involving Kosovo Serbs.
The Fragment on Machines not only points to the fact that knowledge and skill are accumulated and absorbed in fixed capital as"general productive forces of the social brain"[12] andthat the process of turning production into knowledge is a tendency of capital, but also indicates the inversion of this tendency: .
Now observed is a tendency of return of former attitude to the ecclesiastical jewelry, as well as of revival of godly aesthetics.
They suggested that the core element of extraversion is a tendency to behave in ways that attract, hold, and enjoy social attention, and not reward sensitivity.
There is a tendency, however, to consider economic instruments and market mechanisms as an adequate way to respond to existing weaknesses of the public sector.
One of the dangers of globalization is a tendency towards homogenization and the imposition of the cultural norms and standards of the strong, who have power and influence over those who are weak.
Тhere is a tendency to close specialized SOS helplines provided by women's organizations owing to the lack of funds four SOS helplines were closed in 2011.
The consequence is a tendency to use the profit-split method when profits are generated in large part by intangible property.
Somatization is a tendency to experience and communicate psychological distress in the form of somatic symptoms and to seek medical help for them.
Similarly, there is a tendency for fishing to be deeper during winter than in the summer, and this may reflect some seasonal changes in the depth distribution of krill.
The first factor is a tendency to overestimate the progress actually made so far in the area of nuclear disarmament: in our view, there has been progress, but it has been modest.
Now there is a tendency to the synthesis of methodological bases that made possible to consider religious-mythological systems of the ancient population in the context of the cultural and historical processes.
But that is a tendency to uniformity, the Supreme's uniform oneness, which is the nonmanifest Supreme, eternally unchanging, in opposition to the innumerable multiplicity of all the expressions of that Oneness;
Of particular concern, however, is a tendency towards retrogressive alterations in refugee, immigration and citizenship legislation as a means of combating illegal migration or addressing national security issues.
The net result is a tendency for growth rates to fall below what is feasible, ECE, Economic Survey of Europe, 1998, No.1. a particularly serious consequence for the transition economies intent on closing the considerable income gap between themselves and the members of the EU.
This is a tendency that has serious implications for future humanitarian assistance efforts by the United Nations, efforts that have to do with the very lives of vulnerable people to whom we should extend a helping hand in line with the teachings of religion and the dictates of morality.
Full text on net(or FUTON)bias is a tendency of scholars to cite academic journals with open access-that is, journals that make their full text available on the internet without charge-in their own writing as compared with toll access publications.
It was a tendency of hobbit-holes to get cluttered up.