Примеры использования Many of these factors на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many of these factors also lead to the perpetrators escaping punishment.
When working with colour we have to accept someof these limitations but we try to remove as many of these factors by comparing colours under controlled conditions.
The importance of many of these factors was underscored during the financial crisis.
This requires not only identifying the various factors that shape people's well-being, butalso assessing them in a cross-cutting way, as many of these factors are strongly interrelated.
Many of these factors are closely related to inequalities between, and within, countries.
Recognizing that, in addition to the general problems facing developing countries, many island developing countries experience specific trade- andfinancing-related handicaps and that many of these factors subsist concurrently in island developing countries, resulting in economic and social vulnerability and dependence, particularly in those countries that are small and/or geographically dispersed.
Many of these factors are interrelated and women in these groups face multiple disadvantages.
There are deep and complex connections between many of these factors, leading to a fundamental conclusion: the world needs to move towards sustainable development, as emphasized in‘Rio+20.
Many of these factors were taken into account when Mongolia negotiated its debt repayment with Russia.
Many of these factors have a direct link with the extent to which economic, social and cultural rights are enjoyed.
Many of these factors are specific to individual trafficking patterns and to the States in which they occur.
Many of these factors can be offset by working together, if there is mutual understanding between the investor and entrepreneur.
Many of these factors cannot yet be reliably quantified, and it is important that‘cost' includes both market and non-market values.
Many of these factors demean and diminish the dignity of women and girls, leaving them exposed to an increased risk of violence against them.
Many of these factors are reflected in the analysis framework developed by my Special Adviser on the Prevention of Genocide to assess the risk of genocide.
Many of these factors come together in terms of trade development, as women seek to take advantage of trade-driven growth.
Many of these factors combine and are reflected in low socio-economic status, class-based residential patterns and consequent school composition.
Recognizing also that many of these factors occur concurrently in island developing countries, resulting in economic and social vulnerability and dependence, particularly in those countries that are small and/or geographically dispersed.
As a result of a combination of these factors, many indigenous people have inadequate food access and are exposed to high levels of malnutrition.
Many of these risk factors are linked to respiratory diseases, high blood pressure, obesity, cardiovascular diseases, type 2 diabetes, cancer and mental health problems.
It can be noted that most of these factors are relevant for many other aspects of development, beyond innovation and technological development.
The combination of these factors cause many developing countries to be poorly prepared to meet the challenges of the epidemiological transition from an acute to a chronic disease burden.
As a result of these factors, many of those plants operated at well below their capacity or had to shut down altogether, including many plants producing items of basic necessity for ordinary people, such as food, clothing, medicines and building materials.
There are many factors that could affect monitoring data and some of these factors are closely related to each other.
Some of these factors are substantive, such as the imperfection of many of the rules of international law and the loopholes that arise therefrom.
As a result of these factors and many other international economic issues such as insufficient technology transfer, lack of foreign investment and the brain drain, many developing countries required regulation within the framework of the United Nations in order to respond effectively to the situation.
In many cases, instead of prevention of these factors, efforts are made to reduce their adverse effects on human health.
One or a combination of these factors exists in many pockets of southern Somalia, and is exacerbated in those areas where crops have failed.
All of these factors are compounded by the recent reforms in many areas of human resources management, such as contractual reform and the harmonization of conditions of service.
This is why, assessing each of these negative factors, many experts are anticipating low global growth rates and a great number of risks in the coming years, while the International Monetary Fund has revised down its forecast for growth in global GDP in 2016 for the third time, from 3.6% to 3.4.