Примеры использования Varying degree на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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With varying degrees of success.
Such discrimination exists to a varying degree in all continents.
The needs of specific socially excluded groups have been met to a varying degree.
They contribute, in varying degrees, to the achievement of the objectives of the Agenda.
Spectroscopic studies of fossil coals with varying degree of metamorphism.
To a varying degree, 80 per cent of the country's main deserts, 95 per cent of its riparian woodlands, 20 per cent of its sandy deserts and 40 per cent of its mountainous regions are affected.
There are several versions with varying degree of protection at different levels.
There are several different ways that you can treat the different dandruff symptoms, with a varying degree of effectiveness.
All countries have made, in varying degrees, efforts to promote gender equality.
Top providers like Le VPN support a number of protocols with varying degrees of security.
Many solutions have been tried with varying degrees of success and merit further exploration.
The international community, fully aware of the threat they presented, made efforts to assist in defusing them, with varying degree of success.
Information on such results is also included, in varying degrees, in some individual budget sections.
The varying degree of egocentric bias with age was attributed to the developmental cycle of the right supramarginal gyrus(rSMG) of the parietal lobe, which finishes developing at the end of adolescence and decays early.
Within the rule of law component, there were varying degrees of progress.
Slovakia and the Czech Republic despite the varying degree of interest in EaP program, nevertheless as Visegrád Group members endorsed Polish initiatives and stood with quite firm joint statements.
Poverty is a global phenomenon experienced in varying degrees by all States.
On the one hand, the imposition of sanctions, with the growing economic interdependence among nations, entails- directly orindirectly- negative consequences for all sender States, albeit to a varying degree.
The linkages cited in the reports are treated with varying degrees of depth and complexity.
Descriptions of national circumstances are helpful in understanding the varying degree to which the Convention commitments are met, the approaches followed by each Party, the extent to which policies and measures are or can be implemented, in which sectors of the economy they are most effectively introduced and why specific types of policy instruments have been used.
Islamic law(Shariah) is officially applied by all, with varying degrees of strictness.
Thanks to modern high technological equipment andlong experience of the company's specialists, projects with varying degree of complexity are being implemented in cooperation with designers, architectural- construction companies, manufacturers and processors of architectural glass, manufacturers of facade translucent structures.
In essence, all statistical units in United Nations entitiesoperate in an independent, decentralized manner, with varying degree of programmatic supervision by Member States.
The depth of the deliberations held this year showed once again the varying degree of ripeness of the core issues to which the CD's member States attach priority.
Although trade and environment is still a relatively new, complex and cross-cutting subject,it is recognized as important by virtually all countries, though to a varying degree and from different perspectives.
Most Parties(ARG, ARM, AZE, EGY, GEO, IDN, JOR, KAZ, KOR, LBN, MEX, MUS, NRU, SLV, TUV, URY, UZB, WSM)reported in a varying degree of detail on measures both planned and implemented to limit emissions in the waste management sector.
Earth from Space The Russian Federation is the biggest country in the world area-wise and correspondingly oil andgas enterprises are situated in different natural zones with different population density and varying degree of economic development.
Gaps related to the need for regular assessments include aspects of the challenges listed above but in varying degree depending on the extent to which they are covered by current assessments.
In 2009, remittances to Europe and Central Asia, Latin America and the Caribbean and the Middle East and North Africa fell deeply, while flows to SouthAsia continued to grow, reflecting a varying degree of exposure to the job loss in host countries.
With respect to expenditures in low-income countries, the difference between the distribution of core andnon-core resources expenditures is significant in that it seems to confirm the varying degree to which the use and application of core and non-core resources is subject to and aligned with the mandates and priorities established by governing bodies.