Примери коришћења Social tensions на Енглеском и њихови преводи на Српски
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The adopted policy deeply sharpened internal Jewish social tensions.
The new government comes to power amid social tensions and high expectations from the population.
However, he said,Sandzak does suffer from economic woes and resulting social tensions.
As Tocqueville had foreseen, these social tensions eventually exploded during the June Days Uprising of 1848.[16].
As new populations poured into cities,rapidly changing neighborhoods created social tensions.
Namely, social tensions are high, as people have lost their jobs and it would difficult to cut off their source of revenues.
The absence of foreign investment can lead to great unemployment and serious social tensions.
His actions discredited the king andruined the monarchy, while heightening social tensions that led in 1936 to a full-scale Spanish Civil War.
The political disintegration of the Union, which now appears final,will aggravate the crisis and increase social tensions.
Johnson, however, said the country's social tensions were being caused by Britain's failure to leave the EU, more than three years after voting in a referendum to do so.
The survey presents data on issues that general statistics do not cover- such as the perceived quality of society,trust in institutions and social tensions.
A slowdown in society's development, economic difficulties,growing social tensions and open inter-communal clashes have all given cause for deep concern in our country.
Reflecting the social tensions of urban industrialization and vastly increased immigration, its membership grew most rapidly in cities, and spread out of the South to the Midwest andWest.
With the fall of communism and the beginning of the transition period,however, social tensions erupted, and the fires were fanned by the burgeoning Romanian media.
According to the study, social tensions, the legacy from civil conflict, geography, corruption and policy failure, as well as external factors contribute to governmental weakness.
In addition to these developments andthe clash of interests among Phnom Penh's politicized elite, social tensions created a favorable environment for the growth of a domestic communist insurgency in the rural areas.
Reflecting the social tensions of urban industrialization and vastly increased immigration, its membership grew most rapidly in cities, and spread to theMidwest and West out of the South.
Many solutions have been proposed for the plight of this country's military-industrial complex,ranging from conversion to privatization, but they invariably result in increasing unemployment and social tensions.
The propaganda, the existing social tensions, the assault on their sense of safety and justice only confirmed that they were right, and caused them to become heartless racists.
The World Bank disbursed a $5m loan to Macedonia to support the government's post-conflict development efforts aimed at fostering reconciliation among people,reducing social tensions and building local social capital.
However, economic stagnation,rising social tensions and poverty, organised crime and corruption are seriously threatening the foundations of our country and its reputation," Rakcevic said.
The lingering sovereign debt crisis in the Eurozone that is eating away growth,the threat of instability in the core of the global economic system and social tensions are the three main challenges facing the world economy today, she said.
At the beginning of 20th Century,economic and social tensions in the Russian Empire, seriously weakened by an unsuccessful involvement in the First Wold War, paved the path for revolutionary conditions to arise.
Economic activity moderated in the second half of last year as global trade growth slowed, uncertainty sapped confidence and output in some Member States was adversely affected by temporary domestic factors,such as disruptions in car production, social tensions and fiscal policy uncertainty.
Nowhere is it written that the social tensions which are so deeply embedded in the structure of American class relations can only express themselves in such tragic and demented forms as the shooting at Columbine High School.
The links and trust between the citizens andthe elected institutions representing them are often under strain, prompting social tensions and political division. And around the world, democratic values are not yet a given for many people.
In spite ofa situation as such, Mihailovic said he doubted social tension would boil over, given that people actually saw no alternative to the ruling coalition.
In a time of racial and social tension, embracing this movement and others like this help us to rise above the confines of the status quo.
Attempts to re-interpret the concept of secularism,to elevate religion to the political level and to extend the base of reactionary threat are generating social tension.".
He said that such business policy led to nothing but social tension, since"new openings, rather than one-off financial aid, solve fate of those people.".