Примеры использования Oil crises на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Oil crises of the 1970s.
Energy efficiency policies became rigorous in the 1970s because of concerns for energy security after two major oil crises.
The oil crises of 1973 and 1979 also got people thinking about how energy supply could be changed.
We in Africa thank you, Mr. President,for including the food and oil crises among the themes for this session of the General Assembly.
Firstly, since the oil crises struck the OECD countries in 1973 and 1979, it has been obvious that energy problems cannot be solved by simply increasing supply;
The decade of 1970- 1980 was an era of political instability which, together with the oil crises in 1973 and 1974, had adverse effects on the Turkish economy.
The economic, food and oil crises, low wages and natural disasters had an impact on the living conditions of older persons, who were increasingly numerous.
The Comoros was highly dependent on world markets for revenues from exports andhad suffered from the global food and oil crises and the reduction in world prices of commodities.
This process accelerated in the 25 years after the oil crises of the 1970s, when most developing countries experienced a significant increase in their interactions with other countries, especially with industrial countries and the international organizations.
The correlation between these two phenomena could be observed in the 1970s, when France's growth,highly dynamic during the"30 glorious years", was slowed down by the 1973 and 1979 oil crises.
Replying to the question posed by the representative of the Dominican Republic,he said that the financial and oil crises were the consequences of a world economy that had grown beyond a sustainable rate for too long.
Mr. Amil(Pakistan) said that the financial,food and oil crises, linked to the asymmetrical impact of globalization, the failed Doha Round negotiations and increased economic competition had created a risk of recession which required a re-examination of the global economy.
As professor Lee noted, the country's economic management paradigm was repeatedly adjusted to match the current external challenges: the oil crises of the 1970s and 1980s, the Asian financial crisis of the 1990s.
Mrs. Sodov(Mongolia) noted that the current financial,food and oil crises, together with climate change, were cancelling out the progress made towards the MDGs because of their direct and lasting repercussions on people's lives and livelihoods.
The siloviki had been pushing Bashneft's return to public ownership since the late 2000s and political conditions for such a move were ripe in 2014:the state was vulnerable at that time against the backdrop of the geopolitical and oil crises and"statists" took advantage of these conditions.
While growth in UNECE member States is energy less intensive than in the 1970s oil crises, many UNECE member States remain dependent on imports of oil and gas from producing and exporting countries.
Externally, with its high dependence on world markets for revenues from its exports and the cost of its imports, the Comoros was vulnerable to external shocks andhad suffered from the global food and oil crises and the reduction in world prices of commodities.
The relation between inflation andthe labour markets now appears to have reverted to that prevailing before the oil crises of the 1970s, or even earlier, given that perceptions of job insecurity in Europe seem to be greater than in the 1950s and 1960s.
These include frequent and severe natural disasters, some of the oldest and newest conflicts being in this region with sixteen countries dealing with internal and external conflict, in addition to global shocks, having to deal with financial,food, and oil crises, as well as being the epicentre of the avian flu.
The late 1970s and 1980s was the"lost decade" for development,owing to the oil crises, followed by the Latin American debt crisis, and rise of the Washington Consensus favouring economic efficiency and market forces with privatization, liberalization and outward orientation, including through structural adjustment programmes.
They include 1955-1975(which depicts the dawn of jet airplanes),1970-1990(which depicts a period of instability, oil crises, and the end of the Cold War), 1985-2005(which depicts the present day of economic prosperity and relative stable peace), and 2000-2020 which depicts the replacement of jet planes with supersonic airplanes, the European Union extending to Russia, and countries trying to get airlines to fund alternative fuel research.
IEA was established in 1974 after the oil crisis of 1973- 1974.
Soon the oil crisis hit the powerful engines and fuel taxes increased.
Finlaysen fell into problems during the oil crisis of 1973.
The oil crisis foreshadowed a process of industrial transformation- a process from which HANNOVER MESSE emerged unscathed.
The oil crisis and oil price fluctuations; and.
This caused the worldwide 1973 Oil Crisis with shortages and soaring prices.
Despite the oil crisis, Sarao increased car production by 20% from last year!
In 1973 the oil crisis struck.
It is clear that in such a situation an oil crisis is a considerable destabilizing factor.