Примеры использования Partly as a result на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That amendment was made partly as a result of the filing of this communication.
Partly as a result of those initiatives, the capacity of the Office of the Provedor showed continued improvement.
Savings were also realized under commercial communications, partly as a result of strict control over telephone use.
Partly as a result, the data that are available for studying outsourcing-related issues are quite limited.
The number of donors increased in 2004, partly as a result of interest associated with the Conference preparations.
Partly as a result of this failure in coordination, the technical assistance programmes did not achieve their goals.
Community and business sectors had also been very generous, partly as a result of the success of the Maori Language Year.
Partly as a result of improved law enforcement, there is still an acute need to augment the prison capacity in Kosovo.
Inevitably, overharvesting of all these goods take place partly as a result of increased local demand but also for trade.
Partly as a result of this policy, the harmonization of procurement policies, procedures and practices across the organizations is still to make decisive headway.
The first underlying force was high economic growth in developing countries, partly as a result of high commodity prices.
In Physics high positions are achieved partly as a result of the integration of Russian teams in major international projects megascience.
During the period from 1985 to 1993 total emissions peaked in 1986-1988, partly as a result of high SF6 emissions.
Prospects are also positive for Africa, partly as a result of higher commodity prices and Africa's natural resource potential.
It also expressed concern about the precarious working conditions of human rights defenders, partly as a result of the Public Emergency Regulations.
The use of quantitative targets has spread partly as a result of the effort to assess more accurately the progress being made in key areas.
The quality of the environment was also rapidly declining andnatural resources were being depleted, partly as a result of the high rate of population growth.
FDI increased during 2000, partly as a result of increased oil revenues and partly as a result of progress in structural reforms.
New Caledonia has benefited from higher global nickel prices in 2004, partly as a result of strong demand from China.
Thirdly, and partly as a result, the developing countries are relatively better served in the case of agricultural research.
The drafting of the general comment on article 4 of the ICCPR lasted for several years partly as a result of the importance and complexity of the subject.
Partly as a result of this, recently instituted reforms of public pension schemes in some countries are reversing the decline in the age of retirement.
The goods andservices balance deteriorated partly as a result of drought, the Asian crisis, oil price changes and some large one-off imports.
Partly as a result of the policy of assimilation, many Sami received inadequate schooling and poorer health and legal services than the majority population.
Repatriation declined substantially in March, however, partly as a result of reports reaching the refugees about increased arrests and detentions inside Rwanda.
Partly as a result, the debt-to-gross national income(GNI) ratio for those countries fell from 109 per cent in 1997 to 86 per cent in 2002.
It is reported that Mr. Al-Twijri's health condition is deteriorating, partly as a result of alleged ill-treatment by prison authorities sustained during his first months in detention.
It was partly as a result of the Special Committee's efforts in that regard that the matter was being considered by the working group of the Security Council on general issues relating to sanctions.
The number of those countries that included vitamin A supplementation with NIDs rose from 43 in 1998 to 56 in 1999, partly as a result of UNICEF advocacy.
In March, however, partly as a result of reports reaching the refugees about increased arrests and detentions in Rwanda, the numbers of people willing to leave the camps declined substantially.