Примеры использования To be economically на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Extraction and sale has been confirmed to be economically viable.
We want to be economically independent; we choose not to be aid-dependent forever.
Extraction and sale has been confirmed to be economically viable.d.
Grid investments, however, need to be economically justified and will not occur without specific incentives.
At the 2011 Census, 52.8% of the population was found to be economically active.
And they need to be economically empowered.
Although there was potential, it had not yet been proven to be economically viable.
Grid investments need to be economically justified, but will not take place without specific incentives market or otherwise.
Addressing this problem can be shown to be economically feasible.
The fact that mothers are more likely to be economically inactive than fathers supports the assumption that it is not always easy for these demands to be met.
Growth rate- The animal must grow fast enough to be economically feasible.
In countries in which economic units are often too large to be economically efficient, many new small units are needed because they are responsible for a great deal of technological progress.
And only few were ready to give the parish organization the rights to be economically independent.
Even if agricultural insurance schemes cannot be expected to be economically viable in the short run, they should be devised in a cost-effective manner and in such a way that they are not unduly demanding on state treasuries.
The government's objective was for 60 per cent of women to be economically independent by 2010.
Rural women continue to be economically and socially disadvantaged because of their limited access to economic resources and opportunities, their exclusion from planning and decision-making and their disproportionate burden of unpaid care work.
An additional 290,000 were considered to be economically affected by the conflict.
The provision of antiretroviral drugs prolongs people's lives andenables them to continue to be economically active.
Yet education is vital to enhance women's ability to be economically independent and to participate in decision-making.
While those alternative cycles were feasible, they had thus far not been proved to be economically viable.
Reserves refer to the quantity of minerals or oil andgas that is estimated to be economically recoverable from the earth, while resources refer to the quantity of minerals or oil and gas that has been discovered but is not yet capable of being classified as a reserve.
The agricultural policy should be changed to enable the producer to be economically interested in producing.
Compared with non-disabled persons, persons with disabilities are less likely to be in full-time employment; more likely to be unemployed; andsignificantly more likely to be economically inactive.
Some of the employment recession is simply the sloughing-off of enterprises which have been found not to be economically viable.
For small loads typical of rural households in remoteareas with sufficient insolation, solar PV systems are proving to be economically and technically successful, when complemented by an institutional approach, including financial arrangements, that provides for the installation of the systems and maintenance on a fee-for-service basis.
It really takes long to become BBC, to be free of political orother kind of influence, to be economically independent.
Members raised an additional question regarding women's pension rights andinquired whether single women had sufficient means to be economically independent at an older age in spite of working shorter hours and living longer years than men.
While these alternative technologies are technologically feasible they have thus far not been proven to be economically viable.