Примеры использования Lead to tensions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The opponents of the proposal said the move could lead to tensions amongst different castes.
This can lead to tensions and if there are further movements in the joint, to cracks.
In particular, she underscored the need to address violations at an early stage before they lead to tensions and violence.
This kind of engagement might lead to tensions with other more confrontational tactics by your organization or tensions with your partners.
Long, difficult or very fast birth processes(caesarean sections or precipitated labour)can exceed the tolerable limits for your baby and may lead to tensions, moulding and deformities.
This can lead to tensions, for example where large or concentrated minority communities are denied their rights to education in minority languages.
These threats to identity, if left unchallenged, were immensely damaging to minority communities and also to inter-community relations,and could lead to tensions and even conflict.
Mismanaged migration can also lead to tensions between host communities and migrants, and give rise to xenophobia, discrimination and other social pathologies.
I remain concerned, however, that the combination of mistrust among the parties, political competition in the context of the parliamentary elections, andthe continued presence of militias obstruct the full implementation of the Doha agreement and may lead to tensions and possible further insecurity and instability in Lebanon and beyond.
In many regions of the world, increasing water scarcity may lead to tensions and even conflicts between riparian countries and sectors over how to share scarce water and how to address droughts.
We are also concerned that conflicts over shared natural resources andecosystems could lead to tensions between States and have an adverse impact on other subregions, directly or indirectly.
Attention to minority rights at an early stage-- before grievances lead to tensions and violence-- would make an invaluable contribution to the culture of prevention within the United Nations, save countless lives and promote stability and development.
Measures of reasonable accommodation in the workplace are not always popular among staff and can lead to tensions, sometimes based on(mis)perceptions that members of minorities receive a"privileged" treatment.
Moreover, the protracted presence of large numbers of displaced persons can lead to tensions with local host communities, competition for scarce resources, environmental degradation, xenophobia, and ultimately constitute a source of conflict itself.
Significantly, the independent expert emphasizes that attention to minority rights at an early stage-- before grievances lead to tensions and violence-- would make an invaluable contribution to the culture of prevention within the United Nations, save countless lives and promote stability and development.
The present report will focus on how attention to minority rights violations at an early stage-- before they lead to tensions and violence-- would make an invaluable contribution to the culture of prevention within the United Nations, save countless lives and promote stability and development.
This led to tensions, and increasing intolerance.
The absence of dialogue leads to tensions that must be avoided.
Such a development may lead to tension not only in the economic but also in the political and security arenas.
Poverty and deprivation lead to tension, which in turns leads to breaches of international peace and security.
Early growth pains anddisagreements over fleet plans and hub strategy led to tensions between the shareholders and a management change in autumn 2005.
This prevented units defecting to or openly sympathising with the rebels, but led to tensions within units, and orders were frequently not followed because of language problems.
This led to tensions between party members and leaders, especially amongst supporters of Leonel Fernandez who was a pre-candidate for the elections.
There is growing evidence that the effects of climate changes can exacerbate andcatalyse processes leading to tensions and eroding institutions.
Stress leads to tension, tension leads to massage, and no matter what, massage always leads to sex.
This often leads to tension when those resources are particularly scarce or valuable, as is the case with firewood, fodder and water.
If we do not do so,unemployment will rise, leading to tension, desperation, marginalization and many other problems.
Judicial accountability is becoming an issue of importance in several countries,often leading to tension between the Government and the judiciary.
However, in many centres the use of party symbols by such personnel led to tension and confrontations.
They also believed that development programmes should be viewed as a valuable mechanism for addressing some of the problems which often led to tension and conflicts.