Примеры использования Trend can на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This trend can be amply illustrated by the following examples.
In the same regard to weight, the trend can vary from mild to full blown obesity.
This trend can become a nightmare if it is not ruthlessly confronted.
As we approach the end of the millennium,some think that this trend can be seen everywhere.
Such a trend can lead to increase of credit risk for the bank lender.
Dr. Kantor spoke about the fact that although Jews are starting to emigrate from Europe in large numbers, this trend can be stopped.
This trend can only be a source of conflicts, of confrontation of interests, even of wars.
In large low-income developing countries like China and India, this trend can have the effect of decreasing high growth rates required for poverty reduction.
This trend can be generally described as intellectualization of labor due to scientific and technological progress.
More and more nations recognize that that trend can be reversed only at the peril of the well-being of the world's peoples.
This trend can also be seen when looking at data on the deprivation of liberty of persons under 18 years of age see figure 20.
However, even now indicators show thatthis cryptocurrency is overbought, and, in case of any negative news, the trend can very quickly turn from bullish to bearish, returning the pair to the June lows.
This salutary trend can only be sustained through equitable economic development.
The Inspectors agree with the High Commissioner's view that this issue can only be resolved in the mid to long term(see paragraph 28 above) but the trend can and should be reversed immediately.
We believe that this trend can be reversed through public-private partnership.
Since as we said before the MACD is unbounded, it is sometimes verydangerous to try and use this indicator to produce countertrend trade signals as the trend can keep going catching us on the wrong side of the market.
This trend can be quantified and analysed using the proposed progress indicator under SO 4.
The Parties express concern at attempts to enlarge andstrengthen military blocs, since this trend can pose a threat to the security of individual countries and aggravate tension on a regional and global scale.
This trend can be observed through the growing use of UN/EDIFACT, the standard developed by the UN/ECE since 1987.
However, biodiversity is currently being lost at unprecedented rates due to human activities; this trend can only be reversed if the local people benefit from the conservation and sustainable use of biological diversity, in particular in countries of origin of genetic resources, in accordance with article 15 of the Convention on Biological Diversity.
This trend can be reversed only if the United Nations works harder to create a culture of prevention.
The extent of this long term trend can be discerned by plotting the averages for the various episodes, as is shown below.
This trend can be observed from the theme areas of requested assistance outlined in the country programmes of the fifth cycle.
In the coming millennium, this trend can continue or, if we choose, we can reverse it with global standards universally respected.
That trend can be attributed to improved cultivation techniques such as the harvesting of more crops each year, the use of higher-yield varieties and an increase in the number of plants per hectare.
Girl From Ipanema His artistic trend can say that it is a vocation, since his work portrays in a way modern Figurative, the dreams and fantasies of children that exist within us.
Similar trend can be observed for minerals and metals as prices increased sharply over the same period figure 5.
That trend can further prolong the labour market recovery, undermining further progress in poverty eradication.
This trend can certainly be positive if it involves national partners in the long term and within a well-designed project.
However, this positive trend can continue only if it is based on a clear understanding of the limits of the Court's jurisdiction and of the substance of the cases referred to it.