Примеры использования Subsist на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It can subsist for long periods without water.
Some 1.2 billion people subsist on less than $1 a day.
I can subsist on hope, which is more than I have had for the past decade.
Since my coronation, there is a new England and it can't subsist without me.
These tribes subsist for months at a time on a giant toadstool.
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In reality, therefore, very many Ugandans subsist on less than US$ 220 a year.
Billion people subsist on $1.25 or less a day, and 2.6 billion live on $2 or less a day;
Today, 2.8 billion people live on $2 per day;1.3 billion people subsist on $1 per day.
Marine scrags can subsist on fish and shellfish, but crave human flesh.
Despite an impressive commitment to the Treaty itself, differing implementation priorities subsist.
Around 10 per cent of the world's hungry subsist through fishing, hunting and herding activities.
There is every sign of ineffective and, in my opinion, just criminal attitude towards themoney of Ukrainian taxpayers, thanks to which the law enforcement agencies subsist.
There are animals which subsist where rational man would perish- in the soil, in 666 the river, and the sea….
According to the Secretary-General's report, more than 1 billion people subsist on less than $1 a day.
More than one billion people still subsist on less than $1 a day, with many regions of the world still falling short of achieving the Goal.
Extreme poverty remains a daily reality for the more than 1 billion people who subsist on less than one dollar a day.
Major problems for mutual trade subsist in particular in the monetary field, where cooperation has made little progress thus far.
According to the most recent Human Development Report,1.44 billion people live in poverty and subsist on a daily income of $1.25 or less.
Consistently low levels of women subsist in the skilled technology workforce, with even fewer women in senior management and leading large companies.
The Crown Prosecutor's duty and right to investigate subsist after the initiation of a public action.
Being unfastidious, they subsist on grass, shrub sprouts and early reeds in summer while munching on last-year grass remnants, twigs and bark in winter.
It's always worth remembering,boss, that our readers subsist almost entirely on a diet of saturated fat and envy.
The World Bank estimates that over 40 per cent of Somalis live in extreme poverty(less than a dollar a day) andalmost 75 per cent of the households subsist on less than US$ 2 a day.
The working poor are defined as those who are employed but subsist on incomes that are below the international poverty lines of $1.25 or $2 per day.
Consumption abroad(mode 2) Generally speaking,market access is freest for consumers who choose to purchase services abroad although some restrictions subsist on payments and transfers.
Those in Australia tend to take primarily live prey(except in the winter, when they subsist largely on carrion), while those in New Guinea are principally scavengers.
Tensions that subsist over a long period of time may be another early warning sign, in particular if they are linked to past conflicts over places of worship, land, power or religious identity.
And each thing created here has, supporting it, subtler envelopes orforms of itself which make it subsist and connect it with forces acting from above.
Agua Blanca is a model of how a community can subsist using its natural and cultural resources by means of ecotourism, without resorting to the indiscriminate exploitation of these resources.
In addition, there is a housing shortage andabject poverty affects thousands of families who subsist only on child benefits. Ha'aretz, 10 July; Jerusalem Post, 11 July.