Examples of using Dramatically expanded in English and their translations into Russian
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After Toba, the desert dramatically expanded.
Since that time, the number of chapters has expanded from 55 to 110, and its activities andimpact have dramatically expanded.
The end of the cold war has dramatically expanded the opportunities for conducting space activities by replacing confrontation with cooperation.
This indicates the effectiveness of this program. This program will be dramatically expanded after legal revisions.
Brazil, for example, has dramatically expanded its planting of GM crops and has experienced the largest increase of biotech crop area in any country.
Remarkably, oligodendrocyte population originated in the subventricular zone can be dramatically expanded by administering epidermal growth factor EGF.
Following the end of the cold war, the Council dramatically expanded the pace and scope of its activities, utilizing for the first time the full range of tools provided under the Charter of the United Nations.
On April 21, 2009, the Edward M. Kennedy Serve America Act was signed into law which reauthorized and dramatically expanded the AmeriCorps volunteer service program.
Those efforts include a dramatically expanded online resource for journalists(Global Experts), syndication of articles, webcasts, consultations with media owners and media trainings.
Indonesia has consistently supported an appropriate increase in the non-permanent category in view of the dramatically expanded membership of the United Nations.
Moreover, social services of all sorts have dramatically expanded over the years, notwithstanding Israel's security challenges on the one hand and huge waves of immigration on the other, both of which have had an obvious drastic impact on the State's available resources.
The Zong killings offered a powerful example of the horrorsof the slave trade, stimulating the development of the abolitionist movement in Britain, which dramatically expanded in size and influence in the late 1780s.
The private sector, philanthropy, andcivil society have dramatically expanded in size, sophistication and global reach, especially in developing countries.
As more private companies underwent initial public offerings to raise equity from the capital markets and became publicly-traded,the capitalization of the global equity markets dramatically expanded and now exceeds US$ 50 trillion.
UNFPA pointed out that inthe past 20 years, countries worldwide dramatically expanded the availability of family planning services, accelerating a decline in fertility rates.
At the same time, the web site's direct linkage of many parliamentary documents, in the six official languages,to the new Official Document System has dramatically expanded access to this important United Nations resource.
At the same time,in view of the dramatically expanded membership of the United Nations as a whole, the addition of an appropriate number of non-permanent seats is necessary in order to make the Security Council truly representative of the international community as a whole.
New DynamicImage interactive image viewer for panning andzooming in large images, and dramatically expanded HighlightImage functionality for highlighting specified regions of interest.
Th e eff ects of antiretroviral therapy are especially evident in sub-Saharan Africa, where an estimated 320 000(or 20%) fewer people died of AIDS-related causes in 2009 than in 2004,when antiretroviral therapy began to be dramatically expanded Figure 2.5.
Access to energy dramatically expanded the opportunities of the most vulnerable because it was linked to income-generation activities that helped poor people to develop their livelihoods, which in turn made energy delivery more economically sustainable.
Mr. Zinsou(Benin), speaking on behalf of the Groupof Least Developed Countries, said that the integration of the least developed countries into a dramatically expanded international trading system had not yielded significant results.
Reflecting the fundamental new direction that international relations have recently taken,the Court's subject matter has also dramatically expanded to include a wide variety of issues: maritime boundaries, territorial sovereignty, the use of force, non-interference in the internal affairs of States, diplomatic relations, hostage-taking, the right to asylum, nationality, expropriation of foreign property and rights of passage.
With the set-up of JIAS, it has become necessary to establish the Unit of Kosovo Political Affairs and Joint Interim Structures secretariat, because the current Kosovo Transition Council(KTC) Secretariat in the Office of the Special Representative, staffed by two Political Liaison Officers,is insufficient to perform the dramatically expanded functions in this area.
In particular, the Council will have to be restructured to reflect the new realities of the world,where the membership of the United Nations has dramatically expanded and where new global Powers have emerged with the will and the capacity to carry out greater international responsibilities.
In this regard, the number and pace of peacekeeping operations since the end of the Cold War, especially the current surge of simultaneous, new or dramatically expanded missions, for example in Côte d'Ivoire, Haiti and Burundi(and potentially the Sudan, the Democratic Republic of the Congo and Iraq), has led to a degree of comparison across missions, especially with regard to structure and organization.
In particular, the list of Russian human rights abusers banned from traveling to andkeeping assets in the United States under the Sergei Magnitsky Rule of Law Accountability Act must be dramatically expanded to include senior Kremlin officials responsible for the attack on Ukraine and the crackdown against Russian citizens.
The partnership of RSK andJaxx will dramatically expand their users' options across different platforms.
Mathematica 8 dramatically expands data access options by integrating Wolfram|Alpha.
We are dramatically expanding our two-way education and exchange programmes, bringing international visitors here and sending Americans abroad.
All the more so in our case: we must be interested in and dramatically expand our scientific international cooperation.