Примеры использования Is eroding на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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About how your midlife crisis is eroding my inheritance?
The first sensational developments in Putin's second term: the president's"Teflon coating" is eroding.
The current impasse in the CD is eroding the credibility of the body.
This embargo is eroding trust between the mediators and the parties to the conflict, particularly the Government of Burundi.
It is dismaying how the lack of political will on the part of some is eroding the entire NPT regime.
The HIV/AIDS pandemic is eroding the socio-economic and developmental gains that many African countries have made.
The instability in the east of the Democratic Republic of the Congo is eroding the population's confidence in MONUC.
Such a situation is eroding the human resource capacity built up in most African countries since their gaining political independence.
As a consequence,the pool of trained scientists is eroding in many countries, particularly in Africa and Asia.
Its new immigration lawsare causing apprehension and dislocation for thousands of persons who originated from the Caribbean, and is eroding the bridges between our peoples.
The ongoing, intense level of violence is eroding confidence on the ground and hardening attitudes.
We have made considerable strides in raising awareness, which has positively influenced behaviour,encouraged voluntary testing and is eroding the stigma against infected people.
They expressed their concern that this situation is eroding progress already achieved and is pushing millions of people into degrading poverty and hunger.
Economically, the loss of forest biodiversity,an important part of earth's basic life support system, is eroding the potential base for future human development.
More than ever, it is eroding certain Filipino values, such as the paramount importance given to family unity and the role of parents in shaping the character of their children.
In spite of extensive debt relief, the crisis is eroding hard-won debt sustainability.
Genetic diversity of domesticated livestock is eroding, with more than one fifth of breeds at risk of extinction, and the wild relatives of domesticated crop species are increasingly threatened by habitat fragmentation and climate change.
Although Libya can afford these elevated levels of expenditure in a transitional period,the increase in wages and subsidies is eroding fiscal buffers and undermining longer-term prospects for fiscal sustainability.
Genetic diversity of domesticated livestock is eroding, with more than one fifth of breeds at risk of extinction, and the wild relatives of domesticated crop species are increasingly threatened by habitat fragmentation and climate change Target 13.
Thirdly, African countries should engage in total combat against the HIV/AIDS pandemic which is eroding most gains made since political independence and is threatening their very survival.
Despite differing perceptions of exactly who and what is causing the problem,we all agree nevertheless that the current impasse on the programme of work in the Conference on Disarmament is eroding the credibility of this institution.
We are determined to find lasting anddefinitive solutions to the evil that is eroding Burundi, but such complex problems cannot be resolved by precipitate action or by holding a knife to our throats.
As stated by Pat Mooney of the ETC group:"Our energy system is unsustainable;our food chain is breakable; our environment is eroding and our water is running out" see www. etcgroup. com.
This social evil, coupled with HIV/AIDS,poverty and environmental degradation, is eroding the morale and health of some population groups, youngsters in particular; is undermining many countries' stability; and is threatening the existence and development of mankind.
We express concern about the growing proliferation of trade-distorting barriers, including sanitary and phytosanitary barriers,without scientific justification, which is eroding market access, especially for exports from developing countries, in particular by small-scale producers.
A second challenge is to deal with the new complacency that is eroding the urgency of the response as news about successful treatments dominate media coverage- treatments which are, however, still experimental and unlikely to be available to the overwhelming majority of those who will need them for decades to come.
Over 70 per cent live in Africa,where some Governments have already reported that the pandemic is eroding their capacity to implement climate change adaptation measures, or to provide environmental and emergency services.
They also pointed out the short-term constraints emerging from trade liberalization, which is eroding the trade preferences that they have benefited from faster than they can diversify and restructure their export sectors.
In that regard, the so-called Proliferation Security Initiative(PSI)which some countries are attempting to legitimize through Security Council resolution 1540(2004) is eroding the international consensus that ought to exist on the issue of non-proliferation and counter-terrorism and is, in practice, an attempt to supplant the role of the United Nations and of existing multilateral treaties and intergovernmental bodies in the area of disarmament and arms control.
Corruption makes national institutions weak and public trust in them is eroded.