Примеры использования Led to massive на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Trauma to the inferior vena cava led to massive hemorrhaging.
Their failure led to massive crisis in the networks to which they belonged.
The steep drop in oil prices and the sanctions led to massive devaluation of the ruble.
This exploit led to massive abuse of legitimate blogs and websites and turned them into unwilling participants in a DDoS attack.
Most of the new systems were still experimental and this led to massive cost overruns and delays.
Those major incidents led to massive losses of life and immense destruction of infrastructure and disrupted the development prospects of affected countries.
He notes that the Islamic injunctions against the enslavement of Muslims led to massive importation of slaves from the outside.
Unfortunately, such actions of the Ukrainian side led to massive shelling of Yelenovka, Dokuchaevsk, Donetsk and to civilian casualties", the source in the Minsk negotiations pointed out.
The widespread destruction of homes, educational institutions andother public facilities led to massive displacement.
In September 1923, the hugely destructive Great Kantō earthquake led to massive public anxiety, with many people concerned that the Koreans, who were already agitating for independence from Japan, would use the confusion to start a rebellion.
The worsening security environment in the border regions of Chad, the Central African Republic andthe Darfur region of the Sudan led to massive displacements, affecting most critically Chad.
These price increases led to massive efforts to retrofit and replace refrigeration systems with non-CFC alternatives and facilitated the wide recovery, recycling and reclamation of CFCs.
Violent measures were taken to enable the transfer of nomads to sedentary lifestyles, which led to massive casualties, mainly among the indigenous Kazakh population.
The spill-over effect of the conflict in Darfur into Chad led to massive internal displacements in Chad while the gravity of the security situation threatened refugee and IDP camps alike on both sides of the border, hampering humanitarian access.
The civil war and its after-effects,to which the country was recently subjected for more than a decade, led to massive violations of human rights in general and the right to life in particular.
These tragic events,marked by considerable loss of human life, led to massive destruction of public buildings and involved a great erosion of State authority, creating, at the same time, profound rifts in the social fabric.
Untreated industrial, mining, agricultural andhousehold waste has deteriorated the water quality throughout most of its course and led to massive algal blooms in the Hartbeespoort Dam and Roodekoppies Dam.
Rapid development of information technologies and social networking led to massive digitalisation of information and today offers very large data sets, which are difficultto process with traditional methodologies and means.
Direct attacks on civilian populations, in flagrant violation of international humanitarian law andhuman rights law, led to massive forced displacement and loss of life in several countries.
But the cyclical developments in the 1990s are more the reflection of the interaction of both supply and demand side elements, in which major roles were played by technological innovations,a credit boom and"irrational exuberance", the combination of which led to massive overinvestment and a stock market bubble.
Political instability andshocks to GDP in both Iraq and Palestine have, over time, led to massive unemployment, deteriorating living standards and widespread poverty.
During the period under review he was informed about large-scale violations of human rights, including violations of the right to life,committed in the context of armed conflicts which led to massive displacements of populations in Chechnya(Russian Federation), Colombia and Tajikistan.
This new outbreak of violence further aggravated the already fragile socio-economic conditions in the country and led to massive displacement of population, requiring large-scale emergency humanitarian assistance.
For the conflicts that are now devastating many African countries have already given rise to many serious humanitarian crises, considerably increased the number of refugees anddisplaced persons, led to massive violations of human rights and posed many threats to international peace and security.
As you said, Sir, a very great tragedy has occurred in Venezuela as a result because of the persistent rains that have fallen throughout the year in the central part of the country, which,on 16 December, led to massive flooding and mudslides in the central mountain range, affecting densely populated regions, particularly the central coastal regions near the capital city and where the country's main airport and port are located.
During the period under review, the Special Rapporteur was informed about large-scale human rights violations, including violations of the right to life, committed in the context of armed conflicts andcivil unrest which led to massive displacements of populations in the Russian Federation(Chechnya), Colombia and Tajikistan.
During the period under review, the Special Rapporteur was informed of large-scale human rights violations,including violations of the right to life, which led to massive displacement of populations in Colombia, the Congo, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Sri Lanka.
The Special Rapporteur notes that there has been virtually no examination of the policies and practices during those six years, which have exacerbated ethnic divisions andconflict in the region and led to massive violations of human rights and humanitarian law, not to mention economic destruction.
The Special Rapporteur on extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions has been informed of large-scale human rights violations,including violations of the right to life, which led to massive displacement of populations in Colombia, the Congo, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Sri Lanka see E/CN.4/1998/68.
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