Examples of using Increasingly less in English and their translations into Russian
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Russian culture is given increasingly less attention.
Which are increasingly less common in both countries' relations.
Several major economies continue to pursue an increasingly less coordinated monetary policy.
There is increasingly less time to spend on lengthy searches for information, digging deep inside various data systems and data sets.
This is very difficult and requires time,which the contemporary person has increasingly less of.
Paper-based documents are increasingly less able to satisfy the needs of the international trade environment in terms of efficiency and security.
If there's anything of note On that footage,you are increasingly Less likely to observe it.
Consumers are increasingly less willing to carry large amounts of change around with them and many believe that coins will become obsolete in the future.
Then, the rule is to add allies to the friend's list,which is increasingly less respected.
In the first place, security seems increasingly less relevant as a justification for villagization as security improves in Rwanda.
On Thursday, another Trump adviser flipped off andthe composition of the government's team looks increasingly less reliable.
As a result of very compact elevator shaft heads and pits, there is increasingly less space available for technical components in the elevator shaft itself.
To the extent that as AutoCAD getting harder and more complex support all object types,DXF has become increasingly less useful.
It must be said that this is yet another indirect sign that the Kremlin is increasingly less able to regard society as a subject of Russian politics.
The upshot of these profound changes over the last 50 years andof the very significant differences between organizations was a common system that was increasingly less common.
In a more optimistic, but increasingly less likely scenario, world economic recovery would begin in the second half of 2009 and GWP would expand by 2.3 per cent in 2010.
RMK performs relatively more thinning with its own employees and technology and increasingly less regeneration cuttings.
Consumers are increasingly less willing to carry large amounts of change around with them and many believe that coins will become obsolete in the future," new consumer research conducted by Barclays and Barclaycard has found.
And doesn't the idea that as we move on towards the digital government model the state itself will become increasingly less obvious, look like an utopia?
While poorer countries are increasingly less likely to fund and implement programmes, self-reinforcing political commitments from leaders in developing countries to address non-communicable diseases have gained steam.
Why does a small group of rich andpowerful countries want to impose an increasingly less democratic and less pluralistic world?
It is less than ethical when they teach the rules of the free market while subsidizing their farmers with billions of dollars, making the products of our countries,which have a greater comparative advantage, increasingly less competitive.
On the contrary, it is actively promoting the expansion of its outreach to the Russian regions,which become increasingly less"remote" with the progress of global telecommunications networks.
Employers are able to hire labour on increasingly less secure contracts within formal enterprises, and subcontract out activities to workers located in unregistered enterprises or in homes Benería and Floro, 2005; Heintz and Pollin, 2005; Tokman, 2006.
A person strives to become invulnerable in his relationships, but, in the process,becomes self-contained, increasingly less alive and able to maintain intimacy.
However, children andadolescents have become increasingly less active throughout the day, as environments and opportunities for safe active play, recreation and transport have decreased, and they now spend more time engaged in sedentary recreational activities, such as screen-based activities.
With the membership of this Organization expanding over the past half century,the Council has become increasingly less representative and increasingly more inequitable in its composition.
While in the past persons hid their involvement with funds derived from bribery, embezzlement of public funds, tax evasion or other forms of corruption through anonymous bank accounts or accounts in fictitious names,this option is becoming increasingly less available.
With the membership of the Organization expanding over the past half century,the Council has become increasingly less representative and increasingly more inequitable in its composition.
Of utmost concern is the fact that mineral tenure appears increasingly less secure in Canada and Australia because of land claims made by native people, park and wilderness land-use designations, and new approaches to resource evaluation in case of expropriation.