Примеры использования Those trends на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Those trends would add to global pessimism.
The United Nations could not ignore those trends.
Those trends hold both a threat and a promise.
His current report showed that those trends had persisted.
Those trends are expected to persist in 2010.
Urgent action needs to be taken to reverse those trends.
Regrettably, those trends have persisted in 2007.
Was a"classification" of European regions possible according to those trends?;
Those trends and other related efforts should be encouraged.
The State party should continue its efforts to reverse those trends.
Those trends will continue in conjunction with globalization.
He was glad that the senior management of UNIDO had a full understanding of those trends.
Those trends had important socio-economic and political implications.
Without any doubt we are all aware that those trends have to be dealt with in an urgent manner.
Those trends reflect the first results of the Brussels Programme of Action.
Aware of the challenge,the United States Administration had made laudable efforts to counter those trends.
Those trends have helped reduce the excessive stocks of opiate raw materials.
She therefore wondered whether the various programmes andmeasures outlined in the report had helped reverse those trends.
If those trends continued, UNRWA would have to reduce the scope of its services.
The report emphasizes the importance of reversing those trends in order to improve the growth potential and increase employment.
Those trends and phenomena are related and, in some cases, mutually reinforcing.
But how well has the international community adjusted its thinking,development approaches and policies to those trends?
If those trends continued, the tribunals should end the year with positive cash balances.
Instead, the focus is on the practices and international trends in pursuing the goals andwhat inferences could be drawn from those trends.
None of those trends were in the interest of the region or the international community.
We highlight the need to expand those trends and to consider ways and means of increasing their effectiveness.
Those trends persist, but not because of a lack of warnings or regulations.
OIOS believes that those trends indicate increased value of ITC to stakeholders.
Those trends have impacted on development plans and prospects in many developing countries.
Those trends were expected to continue over the coming years, despite the occupation of 20 per cent of its territory.