Exemplos de uso de New tensions em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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Of course, meditation is free from stress,not to create new tensions.
Increased job opportunities bring new tensions in women's domestic lives.
Thus they create new tensions in the region, not by chance when there are signs of détente between the two Koreas.
International recession could in turn ignite new tensions and spikes of financial crises.
As part of this process, for example,we must try to resolve the Cyprus issue in a way that ensures that there are no new tensions or delays.
For this author,"a set of old and new tensions, usually understood as'options', mark the definition in this field.", p.
The appearance of a new pretendent for the throne meant new tensions among the rebels.
How can we picture a future of new tensions with a country we recognise as indispensable as regards our own interests?
It can definitely be said that the recent gas crisis andthe conflict in Georgia have created new tensions in relations with the Russian Federation.
However, new problems and new tensions have also arisen, sometimes expressing themselves violently in open conflict.
In this Europe of ours, of course, balances have to be struck andbridges built in order to prevent new tensions from arising, including with our great neighbours in the East.
New tensions, directly related to hegemonic practices to appropriate resources and conquer markets, threaten to bring the worst in Europe, Asia and Africa.
A mass influx of this sort would simply create new tensions between the Serbs, who are understandably irritated at present, and these minorities.
The persistence of inflation rate differences on a scale such as existed then(from 5to 17% in 1982) could have provoked new tensions and so jeopardized the pursuit of economic stability.
His election brought several new tensions between the IDS and the PKeI because there was an incident of an account taken over during Germany-Poland War and also some PKeI multi-accounters participating in the elections.
Over 2008, the EU's relationship with Russia became more strained as the conflict in Georgia and new tensions over energy supply shook some of the foundations of a reliable partnership.
To avert new tensions and conflagrations, international conventions and law must be applied, and the principles of frontier inviolability and national sovereignty and independence must be respected.
Thus, a clear effect of the second petroleum shock in Europe was to invigorate the factors of economic divergence among Member States and to inflict new tensions on their exchange relation ships.
Urban interventions create digressions,ruptures, and new tensions, exposing the city's contradictions- perceptive distensions, dissensuses, begetting the possibility of reflection about the distribution of the sensible.
The construction and materialization of the reform project takes place through three processes which, although simultaneous, have distinct rhythms andthese differences generate new tensions and some complementarities.
The increasing influence of BRIC is full of new tensions, as Khanna notices,"each power strives to attain the most advantageous position, while none are powerful enough to dictate the system by itself" Khanna.
While new tensions between Russia and the West have similarities with those during the Cold War, there are also major differences, such as modern Russia's increased economic ties with the outside world, which may potentially constrain Russia's actions, and provide it with new avenues for exerting influence, such as in Belarus and Central Asia, which have not seen the type of direct military action that Russia engaged in less cooperative former Soviet states like Ukraine and the Caucasus region.
As you stressed, Madam Ambassador,your Country has recently had to face new tensions that result from the rapid transformation of our societies in a world more and more open to cultural diversity.
The talks, with the first round held between November 19- 29,resumed amidst new tensions due to the one-year deadline established by Colombian President Juan Manuel Santos to negotiate, after a military attack that killed 20 rebels, and a controversy over the FARC's alleged kidnapping of people.
Now we see that, as a result of the hegemonic policy and brutal intervention of the United States of America andthe Soviet Union, new tensions and conflicts are being created in Europe, the Mediterranean, the Middle East, and the Balkans, directly threatening the peace and security of many countries of these regions.
We cannot permit an aim oran outcome that would ignite new tension through new distortions in social and political development.
A new tension was beginning, which the well-known American journalist Walter Lippman began to designate with the term"Cold War.
What Mr Snowden has revealed is the new tension at the very foundations of modern-day capitalism and democratic life.
This special sitting during the 58th Session of the Human Rights Commission should not be a moment to create new tension or a sense of recrimination.
This enlargement, which brings to Europe a large and a relatively homogenous group of countries that shared a similar recent past marked by the same fears and concerns,introduces a new tension in the prevailing balances among the Fifteen, not only from an endogenous but from an exogenous viewpoint.