Примеры использования To tensions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This led to tensions between them.
March 20- There was a cyber attack against South Korea which added to tensions.
That contradiction had led to tensions and violence.
This led to tensions, and increasing intolerance.
The opponents of the proposal said the move could lead to tensions amongst different castes.
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This leads to tensions, irritability and creates an implicit divide.
This situation inevitably led to tensions within the community.
This can lead to tensions and if there are further movements in the joint, to cracks.
The absence of dialogue leads to tensions that must be avoided.
The requisitioning of provisions for the royal court during the famine years only added to tensions.
The mobilization is believed to be linked to tensions between the Mogadishu Alliance and Mohammed Dhere.
In particular, she underscored the need to address violations at an early stage before they lead to tensions and violence.
The region would also benefit from an end to tensions rooted in concerns over Iran's nuclear programme.
This led to tensions between party members and leaders, especially amongst supporters of Leonel Fernandez who was a pre-candidate for the elections.
Self-determination is a work in progress,a process of adapting and readapting to tensions between power and freedom.
The region would also benefit from an end to tensions rooted in concerns over the nuclear programme of the Islamic Republic of Iran.
The African situation was still characterized by uncoordinated economic management, which had led,inter alia, to tensions among ethnic groups.
This kind of engagement might lead to tensions with other more confrontational tactics by your organization or tensions with your partners.
Major political processes, including a national census and preparations for elections in 2014, will contribute to tensions at the local, state and national levels.
This overlap has led to tensions between the services, which have been exacerbated by poor morale and lack of discipline within the F-FDTL.
Membership prior to settlement would create many problems and would lead to tensions on the island and in the eastern Mediterranean in general.
This can lead to tensions, for example where large or concentrated minority communities are denied their rights to education in minority languages.
This prevented units defecting to or openly sympathising with the rebels, but led to tensions within units, and orders were frequently not followed because of language problems.
Long, difficult or very fast birth processes(caesarean sections or precipitated labour) can exceed the tolerable limits for your baby andmay lead to tensions, moulding and deformities.
Early growth pains and disagreements over fleet plans andhub strategy led to tensions between the shareholders and a management change in autumn 2005.
Furthermore, inclusion of the item would contradict the acceptance of the People's Republic of China as the sole representative of China in the United Nations, and would lead to tensions.
TBиTHyTb German Chancellor Angela Merkel's migration policy has already led to tensions in Germany and became the cause of serious controversy between Berlin and its European partners.
These threats to identity, if left unchallenged, were immensely damaging to minority communities and also to inter-community relations, andcould lead to tensions and even conflict.
Mismanaged migration can also lead to tensions between host communities and migrants, and give rise to xenophobia, discrimination and other social pathologies.
The vast majority of them involved one or more minority groups, andthe violations which had led to tensions and conflicts were all too often violations of minority-specific rights.