Examples of using Be affecting in English and their translations into Russian
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Because it may still be affecting him.
The tumor could be affecting his memory or causing delusions.
Oh, I can only imagine how this sniper must be affecting Beckett.
Yeah, that must be affecting Nathan, causing the black stuff to grow in his brain.
Ah, but surely that must be affecting his health.
This situation could be affecting the development of the krill fishery and giving rise to monitoring gaps which need to be addressed.
I am now concerned it might be affecting us short-term.
Another factor that may be affecting how millennial women view life insurance is society's general view of work done by women.
If the magic is thousands of years old,how could it be affecting these people now?
What competition-related issues may be affecting trade in the area of distribution in developing countries?
I'm wondering if there are any other factors that might be affecting you at the moment?
Conduct an analysis of the discriminatory treatments that may be affecting foreigners, especially in the field of employment, and consider amending its legislation in accordance with the result of this study Canada.
Changes in specific parts of your iris indicate where andwhat type of illness may be affecting your body.
Do not betray the trust that your brethren put in you, as you could be affecting their chances of survival and thus disrupt Father's divine plan for them.
Through information-sharing and the production of annual reports,other agencies will be in a position to point out areas that may be affecting their operations.
The note proposes that the Security Council initiate a formal"strategic review"process to consider how the intersection of cross-border crime and terrorism may be affecting its conflict prevention and conflict resolution efforts, particularly in Africa, and to consider the tools at its disposal for reducing the strategic space that cross-border crime affords terrorist groups.
It may not be as important to try to understand men's and women's export activity, butto understand how changes in these export estimates may be affecting women and men.
Increased temperatures andmore volatile weather patterns caused by climate change may already be affecting crop yields,affecting incomes and agricultural production.
On the basis of further experience, the Committee has decided more recently that the lists of issues should be made more concise and precise, focusing, in particular, on the remaining factors anddifficulties that may be affecting the implementation of the Covenant.
Installing a reputable anti-virus software could help clear up issues related to virus orspyware infections which could be affecting your computers performance.
The ability of the private sector to respond to such concerns by, for example, expanding employment opportunities, depends to a great extent on the national policy framework, as well as trends in globalization andthe global business environment which may be affecting the country's competitive position.
All staff members may be required at any time to undergo medical evaluation(which may include examination), when requested by the United Nations Medical Director or a medical officer duly authorized by the Medical Director, to protect the health and safety of staff members, to follow up chronic medical conditions, orto assess how new circumstances since a prior clearance might be affecting a staff member's capability to fulfil job functions.
Funding for the social sectors may be affected.
The thyroid gland may be affected and in more common situation.
Shipping time may be affected during high season trading like the holiday season.
Not if it's affecting the efficiency of this agency.
The ongoing global economic crisis is affecting prosperity everywhere in our world.
As a result, the current crisis is affecting both international economic governance and policy.
The tragedy is affecting also all the children of the region and the world.
Poverty is affecting many people, but minorities are often poor.
