Examples of using Lead to increases in English and their translations into Russian
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It was noted that in the long term M&As could lead to increases in employment.
These problems lead to increases in costs and unfair competition with other hauliers.
Economic hardship threatens social cohesion, andrising social tensions can potentially lead to increases in social unrest and violence.
The moratorium could lead to increases in wood-furniture production in the Russian Federation and other Eurasian Economic Union countries.
It can make national innovation systems more efficient and can lead to increases in the return to investment in research and development.
For example, pronounced consequences of the anthropogenic greenhouse effect are to be expected in the earth's semiarid regions, changes which, in particular,could lead to increases in migratory movements.
Rising average incomes should lead to increases in domestic savings, which should help to gradually reduce dependence on external concessionary aid flows.
Preventive intravenous Actovegin administration for 5 days for women with complicated pregnancy in the I trimester lead to increases of CMO and the SI and the reduction of TPR, but not completely normalizes these parameters.
Ammonia abatement measures can lead to increases in N2O, while structural measures in agriculture could reduce both regional air pollution and climate change.
Asia-Pacific least developed countries would need to pursue policies on macroeconomics, trade, finance andinfrastructure that promote strategic diversification and lead to increases in their productive capacities.
Positive factors, which could lead to increases in South- South FDI, included continued growth in the South, as well as the potential for further investment by TNCs from the South, including sovereign wealth funds.
While his delegation supported mitigation measures,it wished to underscore that such adjustments must not lead to increases in the rates of assessment of developing countries, as had happened with the scheme of limits.
Gains in women's education lead to increases in women's participation in the formal labour force- one extra year of education increases female labour force participation by three years- and increases their productivity.
Some lawyers find the hourly rate too low,while others contend that hourly rates may lead to increases in the length of trial, as counsel have no financial incentives to try to shorten the proceedings.
On April 29, 2013, scientists in Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, funded by NASA, reported that, during spaceflight on the International Space Station, microbes seem to adapt to the space environment in ways"not observed on Earth" andin ways that"can lead to increases in growth and virulence.
On-going monitoring established that growing motorisation need not inevitably lead to increases in death rates but could be reversed by continuous and planned investment in improving the quality of the traffic system.
Imposition of conditions for the purchase of medical products and devices, prohibitions and sanctions against sales to the country of products manufactured or marketed by United States companies or their subsidiaries, remoteness of possible alternative markets, anduse of commercial intermediaries lead to increases in prices and in freight costs.
These are limitations on production, sales or purchase,particularly where they lead to increases in sale prices or reductions in purchase prices, refraining from sale in order to increase prices, and charging excessively exorbitant prices.
Securing of commitment from all administrative levels- Administrative support for the project must be broad and sufficient in duration, and it should include a review of existing policies and programmes in order to identify possible conflicting objectives e.g., agricultural enhancement projects to raise incomes through feed subsidies orother incentives could lead to increases in the numbers of livestock.
The majority of changes from the original survey data lead to increases in reported incomes, which sometimes significantly change the position of individual households within the income distribution: 8.3% of households belonging to the bottom two quintiles according to the survey data are, according to the IT-SILC integrated data, actually in the top two quintiles.
In addition to the losses that can accrue directly to the awarding authority from inefficient selection procedures(e.g. due to delayed selection or high administrative costs), excessively costly andburdensome procedures can lead to increases in the overall project costs or even discourage competent companies from participating altogether in the selection proceedings.
In addition to the losses that can accrue directly to the contracting authority from inefficient selection procedures(owing, for example, to delayed selection or high administrative costs), excessively costly andburdensome procedures can lead to increases in the overall project costs or even discourage competent companies from participating in the selection proceedings altogether.
In addition to the losses that can accrue directly to the contracting authority from inefficient selection procedures(owing, for example, to delayed selection or high administrative costs), excessively costly andburdensome procedures can lead to increases in the overall project costs or even discourage competent companies from participating in the selection proceedings altogether.
This could lead to increased releases and levels in the environment.
Simple recognition can lead to increased staff accountability.
It can also lead to increased hair loss.
Youth aggressiveness can lead to increased conflicts, which mobilize aggression, forming an authoritarian personality.
May lead to increased N2O and CH4 emissions.
Eviction may even lead to increased morbidity and mortality among women.
Decreasing the depth gauge height can lead to increased kickback.