Примеры использования To shortages на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The prospect of an environmental disaster due to shortages of fresh water.
Its prolonged closure leads to shortages of basic items and higher prices of commodities.
In Iraq, infant mortality rates rose to dangerously high levels owing to shortages of food and medical supplies.
Oppressive restrictions on imports have led to shortages of many basic commodities required for maintaining an adequate standard of living.
In March 2014, Sony announced that over900,000 PlayStation Cameras were sold alongside the PlayStation 4 console, leading to shortages of stock supply.
Breakdowns at any point in the distribution system can lead to shortages of controlled substances in the health-care system.
An example of this is shown in cross-cultural studies that determined that violence between different groups escalates in relationship to shortages in resources.
The scale of destruction of forests by illegal logging has increased due to shortages of fuel and energy resources during the last 20 years.
Those changes increasingly gave rise to shortages of personnel and resources on the ground; it was therefore important to prioritize the objectives of each peacekeeping mission and to look for new approaches to help them succeed.
Successful law enforcement andcontrol measures have led to shortages of precursors for methamphetamine.
The UNDP-funded humanitarian unit operated together with the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs to play a key role in recent events,for instance in coordinating responses to shortages of essential goods.
Heavy restrictions on imports have led to shortages of many basic commodities required for maintaining the Palestinians' standard of living.
The parameters can be seen as an integrative indicator of stress,reflecting adaptation mechanisms to shortages, e.g. in nutrient or water supply.
Delays were experienced at polling stations owing to shortages and late arrival of ballot papers and voting materials as well as in the processing of voters.
Some exporting countries have expressed concern that certain quotas were set at very low levels,leading to shortages of supply on EU markets.
The British troops stationed in Egypt during the war led to shortages and higher prices for the necessities required by the general population.
Delays in the delivery of basic commodities necessitated an adjustment to the food aid package in early 2001 due to shortages in sugar and sunflower oil.
At the same time, the migration of skilled workers can lead to shortages of skills in the countries of origin, while high unemployment rates create outmigration pressure for skilled workers.
The number of economically active people is steadily increasing owing to an increase in the life expectancy of Koreans and to shortages in the labour force.
Heavy restrictions on imports to the Occupied Palestinian Territory have led to shortages of basic commodities required for maintaining the standard of living of the local population, and export restrictions have curtailed trade.
The exchange of technical resources between hospitals and public health units were likewise stopped,resulting to shortages of technical manpower for health operations.
FAO attributes delays in distributing veterinary drugs to shortages of chemical reagents and equipment for quality control testing, delayed pricing of inputs, and the intermittent arrival of inputs, making it uneconomical to distribute small quantities.
Some officials in the health sector have also attributed the rise in mortality rates to shortages of medical supplies and essential drugs caused by sanctions.
However, the programme encountered(a)frequent interruption of PMTCT services due to shortages of drugs;(b) breakdown of testing equipment, resulting in irregular testing for HIV, with women and babies often being treated without confirmation of their HIV status;(c) paucity of data on transmission of HIV from mothers to their babies; and(d) low motivation and high attrition among trained professionals due to low remuneration levels.
The financial burden andcommercial barriers in the health-care system in particular have led to shortages or the intermittent availability of drug, medicines, equipment and spare parts.
Much of the property was several years old and Bhagheeratha advised the Commission that a number of items had not been maintained due to shortages of money and people.
The imbalance of staff between public and private practice and between rural andurban areas has inevitably led to shortages of staff in the public sector and difficulty in filling vacant posts.
The high price distortion in these countries adversely affected competition and efficiency, discouraged investment,decapitalized enterprises and led to shortages and poor quality of goods.
The effect of the financial burden and commercial barriers in the health-care system in particular has led to shortages or intermittent availability of drugs, medicines, equipment and spare parts.
Cuba provided illustrative examples of effects for the period 2012-2013, including impacts of $39 million on the public health sector,which had led to shortages of medicines and equipment.