Примеры использования Led to more на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Korean Confucianism also led to more sober and simple solutions.
This led to more successful conservation and the area serves as a model for the surrounding region.
Once convicted, Lucas provided evidence that led to more than 100 further drug-related convictions.
This led to more monetary funds returning to the city that aided the development of the region.
The opinion that acceptance of the optional clause led to more narrowly focused decisions was most interesting.
Their success probably led to more humane governance in Europe and thereby, at least indirectly, increased the protection of European populations also.
The priorities set for short andmedium-term action led to more rapid implementation of the Platform for Action.
There were also several news shows that profiled the company andfound that staff were ordered to lie on their customers, if it led to more sales.
Graham thought that the scale of the stadium shows led to more predictability and less interaction with the audiences.
Although international law provided various formal procedures for the adaptation of such instruments,in most cases changes in circumstances led to more informal adjustments.
Rebellious children that parents could not control and only led to more rebellion, I had the parents throw the first stone.
The cluster approach also led to more predictable leadership and a more inclusive and stronger partnership between United Nations and non-United Nations actors.
Prior notification, used in the form disclose the identity of the group, led to more negative cognitive processes and unwilling to messages and speakers.
The programme found that emphasising support for“hard to reach populations” provided a common focus and language that government representatives andCSOs could agree on. There are signs that this has helped build trust and led to more positive collaboration between government and CSOs.
There are signs that this has helped build trust and led to more positive collaboration between government and CSOs.
The collapse of financial pyramid schemes in early 1997- which had attracted deposits from a substantial portion of Albania's population- triggered severe social unrest which led to more than 1,500 deaths, widespread destruction of property, and an 0.08% drop in GDP.
Unfortunately, the actions of the rebel groups led to more internal displacement to government-controlled areas and exodus of refugees to neighbouring countries.
The Office also increased its use of virtual servers,leveraging open source solutions as well as commercial products, which led to more efficient use of resources and a reduction of energy requirements.
With respect to dumping,experts identified a series of practices which they considered led to more frequent findings of dumping and higher dumping margins, and suggested that these problems could be mitigated through certain clarifications of specific provisions of the AAD i.e. the Agreement on Anti-Dumping, or officially the Agreement on the Implementation of Article VI of GATT 1994.
Regional, subregional and interregional groupings provided avenues for cooperation and led to more effective and cost-efficient development practices.
In this regard, the analysing group noted that this decision led to more efficient efforts on the part of the Democratic Republic of the Congo to obtain clarity on the remaining challenge.
The galvanized infrastructure of NGO engagement facilitated coalition-building around topics of interestto the Economic and Social Council and led to more effective participation of NGOs at the Council's high-level segment.
These improved designations, combined with more thorough data cleaning, led to more frequent inclusion of type of business variables in apparel models and resulting parameter estimates that make more intuitive sense.
Over the years, the increase in the volume of parliamentary documentation andthe concomitant decrease in the resources of all Translation Services led to more reliance on methods of work allowing for higher productivity, including self-revision.
Inter-agency information committees convened by United Nations information centres led to more efficient and focused public outreach and dissemination, at the country level, of coherent messages on behalf of the United Nations.
The Special Rapporteur believed that the above development andthe fact that some legal personality was conferred on the individual, as the direct beneficiary of international law, led to more clear-cut doctrinal queries concerning the relevance of the traditional view of diplomatic protection.
The Special Rapporteur believed that those developments and the fact that some legalpersonality was conferred on the individual, as the direct beneficiary of international law, led to more clear-cut doctrinal queries concerning the relevance of the traditional view of diplomatic protection.
In particular, I wish to pay tribute to the United Republic of Tanzania for the important role it played in the decisive stage of the signing of the Dar es Salaam Declaration in November 2004, which led to more constructive interaction in the region and to the restoration of a climate of trust, which helped stave off the demons of division.
Overspecialization of limbs leads to more significant adaptations of the skeleton.
This can lead to more accurate, localised weather data.