Examples of using Significant declines in English and their translations into Russian
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Significant declines in its GDP and rate of GDP growth;
In contrast, at the P-3 andP-4 levels, significant declines of 7.1 per cent and 11.5 per cent were registered.
Significant declines in liquid assets were observed at BCC(-T19.7bn) and Sber -T34.1bn.
Other subregions such as South-eastern Asia andSouthern Asia also recorded significant declines in fertility.
Significant declines among major exporters were also observed in South Africa(-8 per cent) and Canada -3 per cent.
In many countries, higher levels of unemployment than in the past have been accompanied by significant declines in real wages among those who are employed.
Significant declines occurred in Botswana, South Africa, the United Republic of Tanzania, Zambia and Zimbabwe.
The majority of UNECE emerging market economies experienced significant declines in aggregate output and transportation activity.
Significant declines have also been noted in the infant mortality rate that decreased from 30 per cent in 1980 to 14.8 per cent in 2000.
However, as in the caseof human resources development, external assistance from bilateral sources in this area experienced significant declines.
There have also been significant declines in public investment in infrastructure, which resulted in loss of competitiveness.
This led to currency depreciations for some of the European emerging economies and significant declines in international reserves for others.
All these countries saw significant declines in fertility in the 1990s, but rates started moving in different directions after 2000.
The OECD member countries and the countries of Eastern Europe andthe Commonwealth of Independent States also experienced significant declines in their crude birth rates.
In 2008, global oil consumption fell by 0.8% overall, with significant declines in consumption in North America, Western Europe, and parts of Asia.
Significant declines in social alienation risk levels achieved in at least 80% of project participants through developing their social and independent life skills;
Gradual implementation of such a policy is required in order to avoid abrupt andsharp reductions whenever these countries are confronted by significant declines in oil revenues.
Significant declines in earnings from tourism and remittances, coupled with the steep decline in commodity prices and a subsequent rise in unemployment.
These events have hit commodity manufacture and export in developing countries hard, andhave caused significant declines in incomes and commodity export revenues in those countries.
Significant declines in exports in the fourth quarter of 2008 were reported in Argentina(34 per cent), Chile(31 per cent), the Republic of Korea(24 per cent) and South Africa 18 per cent.
In Africa and Latin America, for example, as many rain-fed crops are near their maximum temperature tolerance,even small changes in temperature can generate significant declines in yields.
Despite significant declines in rates of population growth, rapid population growth remains a concern for a majority of Governments in developing countries see table 2.
The latest data for a limited number of least developed countries suggests significant declines in the extreme poverty rate since 1990 in a greater number of least developed countries than previously reported.
Despite significant declines in rates of population growth, however, rapid population growth remains a concern for more than half of Governments in the less developed regions.
The global 2008-09 economic crisis triggered massive public expenditure growth and significant declines in tax receipts, resulting in rapidly growing government deficits and debt levels in all major UNECE economies.
However, the significant declines in both countries could be the result of the low opium production in Afghanistan in 2001, as well as the use of different trafficking routes in the region.
In Zambia, the active involvement of young people in prevention has contributed to significant declines in new infections, including an almost 50 per cent decline in HIV prevalence among pregnant urban women aged 15-19.
Significant declines have also been registered within the 15- to 19-year-old group, although this decline has been modest in sub-Saharan Africa and in low-income countries.
Asia and Latin America and the Caribbean have experienced the most significant declines in fertility levels between 1970 and 1990, 44 per cent for both, while Africa has witnessed only a very small decline, 6 per cent.
Ending the AIDS epidemic means that the spread of HIV has been controlled or contained and that the impact of the virus on societies andon people's lives has been marginalized and lessened, owing to significant declines in ill health, stigma, deaths and the number of orphans.
