Примеры использования Now increasingly на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Along with sea views, he writes, are now increasingly urban.
However, researchers are now increasingly employing novel techniques to study the human microbiome 25.
Discussions in social networks about treating diseases are now increasingly common.
For these purposes, are now increasingly using sewage sludge.
It is now increasingly recognized that the latter objective requires more efficient water-resources management and use.
If there were not the pollen, which are now increasingly floating in the air.
We are now increasingly aware that both governments and markets require a moral basis for their proper functioning.
Building from this model, open-source software is now increasingly employed in emergencies around the world.
As is now increasingly recognized, durable peace and stability cannot be achieved in the absence of sustained economic growth and development.
People who normally fly first class or business class are now increasingly looking at the economics of private jet charters.
It is now increasingly understood that there are two key ways of holding corporations to respect human rights- one indirect, the other direct.
The disarmament andarms-control agenda is now increasingly focused on conventional weapons and related matters.
In Eastern Europe and parts of Asia, an epidemic once characterized by injecting drug use andsex work is now increasingly affecting heterosexual couples.
The process of development is now increasingly seen in terms of socially desired outcomes.
Some of the countries in Eastern Europe, the Caucasus, Central Asia, butalso South-Eastern Europe are now increasingly using such incentive measures.
In recent years, this trend has reversed and now increasingly more women, both young and middle aged, are seeking more dense and youthful brows.
If earlier a wedding oranniversary is traditionally celebrated in a cafe or restaurant, now increasingly seeking to celebrate in unusual places.
However, it is now increasingly acknowledged that globalization can no longer remain a rudderless force; it must be managed in the interest of all.
For identification of them is often a normal interview not enough and now increasingly engage in so-called image-interview.
Hopes are now increasingly pinned on private sector participation in infrastructure financing to resolve Africa's infrastructure crisis. The example of Côte d'Ivoire is illustrative.
However, growing awareness of suspect emails means that cyber attackers are now increasingly opting to infect websites instead.
Coordination is now increasingly led by programme countries, focused on aligning donor policies and procedures with national priorities and providing resources to produce the results targeted in national development strategies.
The 2006 law also provides a window for addressing other human rights concerns which are now increasingly discussed in official circles.
It is now increasingly recognized that the response to crises has to address the domestic social consequences of any economic measures that are adopted and should not be restricted to restoring macroeconomic stability and international financial confidence.
It would be unacceptable for the Commission to be denied the access now increasingly being provided to non-governmental human rights organizations;
It is now increasingly accepted that an independent water authority, in charge of defining policy and strategies for all water uses, is a sound means for implementing integrated water resource management.
As a result of successful enforcement activities in European airports, traffickers now increasingly choose to transport larger quantities of heroin in road vehicles.
Moreover, States are now increasingly receptive to various proposals aimed at promoting initiatives to control indiscriminate transfers of small arms, reduce their excessive accumulation and coordinate policies to prevent their illicit circulation and trafficking.
That has only recently been defined, butit was already implicitly present at the origins of the United Nations and is now increasingly characteristic of its activity.
What had often been referred to as a global water crisis was now increasingly seen as a series of worsening regional or local crises with global implications.