Примеры использования Which tended на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In the works of late 1940s and early 1950s identified a number of themes and images, which tended artist.
Its communications, which tended to repeat themselves, should be geared to achieving a greater impact among the States parties.
The information campaigns should also be aimed at administering Powers, which tended to accord very low priority to decolonization.
Judges were underpaid, which tended to foster judicial corruption and to discourage talented members of the legal profession from seeking judgeships.
Economic questions had to do with means, whereas social questions had to do with ends, which tended to be long-term development goals.
Such resolutions, which tended to target developing States, exploited human rights for political purposes and breached the principles of universality and objectivity in addressing human rights issues.
He expressed concern at the great variety of initiatives and projects, which tended to indicate a lack of vision and strategy.
The problem was that it attempted to establish a rigid sequential logic, which tended to overlook certain essential"non-humanitarian" actions that would need to commence from the very start of humanitarian assistance and carry through into the resumption of normal development processes.
However, environmental crises could be the direct cause of population movements,most of which tended to occur within State borders.
One important step was to replace weapons buy-back schemes, which tended to enhance the influx of weapons, by weapons for development programmes, which gave incentives to communities rather than to individuals.
The wives of such immigrants were eligible for pregnancy-related health services andchild care, which tended to establish a relationship of trust.
As the judiciary was independent,judges decided themselves on their training, which tended to focus more on matters relating to the EU in the context of the recent accession.
During SMCC XXIV,the management side expressed its frustration noting that"there was still a multiple-level system of authority and decision-making, which tended to blur individual responsibility.
At the same time she wished to know how the rule would help children from the rural population, which tended not to have any written documentation, and especially from the hill tribes who were mostly illiterate.
The measures also included the provision of assistance to victims, an issue that should not be neglected,particularly when in the context of armed conflict, which tended to exacerbate violence against women.
Moreover, the family setting was the appropriate place to tackle the factors which tended to perpetuate poverty from generation to generation.
Changes in family status among the entire staff, such as a change in marital status or in the number of dependent children,had little long-term effect on common staff costs, which tended to even out over time.
In contrast, standard-footprint fragility was estimated at 78% for stylasterids, which tended to be smaller, more brittle and easily dislodged from the rocks.
For example, the Ministry of Health was taking steps to ensure integrated treatment for sickle-cell disease, which tended to affect Afro-Ecuadorians.
All of this increase was associated with deteriorating outcomes among immigrants, which tended to increase the city's low-income rate by 2.8 percentage points.
The policy framework must include accountability while reconciling legislation and systems of standards andnorms around the world, which tended to differ from country to country.
In virtually all cases, PRSPs called for specific support for rural areas which tended to benefit disfavoured groups such as indigenous populations.
It was hoped that that would also encourage Parties to elaborate more analytical andcomprehensive answers to those questions, which tended to be disregarded in many of the reports;
In times of global financial crisis, the Special Rapporteur warned against intolerance, which tended to become even more pronounced, fostering racial, ethnic and xenophobic tensions.
Information on costs of environmental degradation had not often had an adequate impact on decisions on resource allocation which tended to focus on expected short-term benefits.
The Committee was informed that there was competition with other agencies in the area, which tended to offer higher pay, often recruiting at the equivalent of the G-5 to G-7 level.
Despite its significance as an engineof economic growth in most developing countries, trade in services received little attention in industrial policy discussions, which tended to focus on the manufacturing sector.
The indigenous peoples of northern Canada were particularly susceptible to such pollutants, which tended to travel to colder climates and accumulate in the food chain.
Steep devaluations in currency exchange rates were frequently followed by salary increases(albeit with some delay), which tended to ameliorate the problem of a declining FAR.
Their role had not yet been properly recognized in the partnerships that had been established between countries of origin and destination, which tended to focus exclusively on legal and security issues and to overlook the valuable contributions made by migrant workers.