Examples of using Driven mainly in English and their translations into Russian
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The dynamics of capital outflow was driven mainly by banks' transactions.
The decline was driven mainly by higher income taxes and administrative expenses.
The adjustments in overall staff numbers were driven mainly by financial imperatives.
The reduction was driven mainly by greater efficiencies in the industry and transport sectors.
The relatively small construction sector experienced the highest growth rate(8 percent), driven mainly by remittances.
The resurgence has been driven mainly by exports, particularly from other Asian economies.
The significant growth in the production of opiates, which started in 2006,was driven mainly by increases in Afghanistan.
Export sales gained 6% yoy driven mainly by a significant increase in pig iron sales 4x yoy.
Through 2007 the economy of the Republic of Korea maintained its industrial production expansion, driven mainly by exports.
Both in 2006 and 2007,the increase was driven mainly by the contribution of the Netherlands.
Growth is driven mainly by the agriculture sector and improved performance in the manufacturing and service sectors.
As in previous years,this growth performance was driven mainly by robust global demand and high commodity prices.
The economy of the Republic of Korea maintained, through 2005, its industrial production expansion, driven mainly by exports.
Growth in the subregion was driven mainly by the strong performance of the oil sector in Algeria, Egypt and the Sudan.
Lack of harm reduction programmes, including low OST coverage It is evident that the HIV epidemic in Belarus is driven mainly by drug use.
The increase was driven mainly by higher commodity prices combined with better performance.
The decision to downgrade the rating for Aasa Poland was driven mainly by the regulatory uncertainty in Poland.
The decline in economic activity was driven mainly by a fall in stay-over tourist arrivals, lower production in the agricultural sector and a sharp downturn in construction.
The biological carbon pump is a vertical transmission pump driven mainly by the sinking of organic rich particles.
This was driven mainly by rise in the share of sales to Southeast Asia, where prices are relatively higher compared with other markets: its share reached 59% in 1H 2014, up from 44% a year earlier.
Significant increases in downloads of TV programmes were driven mainly by the popularity of UNifeed daily news packages.
High growth has been driven mainly by the continuation of robust exports, strong recovery in private consumption and expansionary fiscal policies, albeit at the cost of continued high inflation about 80 per cent at an annual rate.
Significant increases in downloads of TV programmes were driven mainly by the popularity of UNifeed's daily news packages.
Also, economic performance in Africa, driven mainly by revenues from oil and mineral exports in resource-rich countries, conceals considerable variation across countries and remains insufficient for Africa to meet the Millennium Development Goals.
Labour emigration became an objective reality in the country, driven mainly by unemployment levels, wage differences and the poverty rate.
The increase was driven mainly by the situation in the Syrian Arab Republic, which, by the end of 2013, had forced 2.5 million people to become refugees and left 6.5 million people internally displaced-- most of whom are residing in urban and peri-urban areas rather than camps.
Deforestation continues in developing countries, driven mainly by the need for land for agriculture and other purposes.
Positive growth was even recorded in 2009, despite the economic crisis,although the growth remains driven mainly by the hydrocarbon sector.
In 2009, we anticipate inflation to be driven mainly by services, which will rise faster because of wage rigidity and stable exchange rate.
When reading the second periodic report, she had been struck by the information that law reform had been driven mainly by the need for harmonization with European Union legislation.