Примеры использования Virtually eliminated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Illiteracy had been virtually eliminated by the late 1980s.
The Education andTraining Unit of the Penal Public Defence Office was virtually eliminated.
Especially reduced infant mortality, virtually eliminated epidemic infectious diseases.
During the decades of Albania's isolation(1960-1990), such STI,as syphilis and gonorrhea were virtually eliminated.
Development of vitamins virtually eliminated scurvy and other vitamin-deficiency diseases from industrialized societies.
Due to the relative simplicity of arithmetic calculations,the errors have been virtually eliminated, but is that the matter?
Although opium cultivation has been virtually eliminated, the geographical pattern of the remaining cultivation is dynamic.
Studies on the efficacy of this legislation illustrate that artificial trans fats are now“virtually eliminated” from Danish food 46-48.
We have improved human rights, virtually eliminated exploitive child labour and empowered the women of Pakistan.
In the Chapare region of Bolivia, at one time the largest coca-producing region in Latin America,cultivation had been virtually eliminated.
For example, mother-to-child transmission of the virus could be virtually eliminated with ARV treatment in certain countries.
With the coming into force of resolution 820(1993), the possibility of delivering these strategic items to the country by sea orby means of convoys via the Danube river was virtually eliminated.
In 85 countries, new HIV infections among children have been virtually eliminated, with fewer than 50 children acquiring HIV per year.5.
If the most is made of this five-year window of opportunity, HIV transmission andAIDS-related deaths could be greatly reduced and mother-to-child transmission virtually eliminated by 2030.
Now, however, competitors catch up and, say,in the field of smart phones Samsung virtually eliminated this gap- as evidenced by the volume of sales.
By ensuring that all HIV-positive mothers receive antiretroviral treatment and that all deliveries are done by fully trained personnel,the risk of mother-to-child transmission of HIV has been virtually eliminated.
But thanks to modern food storage conditions this need virtually eliminated, except that now the salt used to flavor, especially acute blyudam& raquo;
While certain deeply entrenched prejudices against members of other ethnic groups mightpersist in rural areas, with the process of integration caste-based discrimination had been virtually eliminated.
Argentina, Chile, Costa Rica, Jamaica andUruguay have virtually eliminated the commercialization of non-iodized salt, and Bolivia, Colombia, Ecuador, Guyana, Paraguay and Venezuela will achieve that goal by 1994.
It is a human rights violation that, in the twenty-first century, the poorest, most vulnerable women andgirls suffer needlessly from a devastating condition that has been virtually eliminated in other parts of the world.
The rate of unemployment, which approached 30% of the economically active population during the second half of 1974,had been virtually eliminated(1.8%) and the refugees were temporarily re-housed, pending their return to their ancestral homes.
As stated in the report, it was a human rights violation that theworld's poorest women and girls were left to suffer the devastating consequences of an essentially preventable condition that had been virtually eliminated in many countries.
The rate of unemployment, which approached 30% of the economically active population during the second half of 1974,had been virtually eliminated(1.8%) and the refugees were temporarily re-housed, pending their return to their ancestral homes.
The imperative for humanitarian minefield clearance is twofold:(1) To determine the extent of the minefield and the type of mines within it; and(2) To clear with a very high degree of certainty every mine in the minefield such that the potential for the death orinjury post clearance is virtually eliminated.
The rate of unemployment, which approached 30 per cent of the economically active population during the second half of 1974,had been virtually eliminated(1.8 per cent) and the refugees were temporarily re-housed, pending their return to their ancestral homes.
By 1979 conditions of full employment were restored: unemployment, which approached 30 per cent of the economically active population in the second half of 1974,had been virtually eliminated(1.8 per cent) and the refugees were rehoused temporarily, pending their return to their homes.
Ms. Mane(Deputy Executive Director of the United Nations Population Fund(UNFPA)), introducing the report on efforts to end obstetric fistula(A/65/268),said that, while that scourge had been virtually eliminated in industrialized nations, it still afflicted more than 2 million women in the developing world.
Fast, virtually eliminates the risk of skipping or repeating wells.
The DDS publish-subscribe model virtually eliminates complex network programming for distributed applications.
Its distinct surface affinity and flowability virtually eliminates the risk of air voids and distortions.