Examples of using Unfavourable changes in English and their translations into Russian
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Currency risk- the risk that losses may occur due to unfavourable changes in currency rates.
Unfavourable changes in the temperature regime present a problem for fish fauna in some watercourses.
Interest rate risk- the risk that losses may occur due to unfavourable changes in interest rates.
Unfavourable changes in the temperature regime present a problem to fish fauna in some watercourses.
Price risk- the risk that losses may occur due to unfavourable changes in the market price of financial instruments.
Unfavourable changes in economic, social or political conditions in Kazakhstan and adverse sovereign action by the Government;
If your income is not received in euros, then in case of unfavourable changes in currency exchange rates, repayments may become costlier;
Unfavourable changes in the species composition of game fish are a result of the progressive eutrophication in the Szczecinski Lagoon and the Pomeranian Bay waters.
As a result, assets andoperating activity of the Group may be exposed to the risk in case of any unfavourable changes in political and economical environment.
In order to keep these areas from unfavourable changes, nature conservation requirements are valid within a relatively large proportion of the catchment area.
In the case of investments denominated in a foreign currency there is a risk that the client suffers losses on such investments due to unfavourable changes in the exchange rates of various currencies.
Unfavourable changes aimed at increasing the local share of FDI-generated profits, or protecting local companies from foreign competition.
Analysing the spontaneous tendencies in the development of transport modal split, unfavourable changes can be expected as far as the energetics and environmental protection aspects are concerned.
Unfavourable changes between 2015 and 2017 were mostly from“fully achieved” to“partly achieved” levels, but the share of“not achieved” did not increase substantially in most cases.
Environmentally fragile ecosystems are understood in the present report as those inwhich natural processes and human interventions combine with the physical characteristics of the environment to make them susceptible to unfavourable changes, degradation or complete destruction.
The unfavourable changes are mainly linked with growing stress resulting from the current situation in society and the family and with the unhealthy lifestyle, in particular with insufficient physical activity, overburdened school curriculum, etc.
Promoting generation of and access to improved agricultural technologies necessary for the rural sector to compensate for unfavourable changes in demographic composition owing to disease-related morbidity and mortality, but also to other population processes such as ageing and migration.
With respect to the ongoing unfavourable changes in the environment all over the world and as well to the need to ensure sustainable development in all countries, we reconfirm the general validity of the programme areas, targets and activities contained in Agenda 21.
In the short and medium term,the Company is exposed to the risk of unfavourable changes in exchange rates, as it operates in many countries and prices for its finished products depend on world prices that are set in foreign currency prices for agricultural products, sugar, pork, oil, meal.
Moreover, many developing countries are particularly vulnerable to unfavourable changes in external economic conditions owing to the small size of their economies, their specialization in a limited number of export products(usually primary commodities), and geographical constraints and lack of good access to the physical facilities required for international trade.
Moreover, many developing countries are particularly vulnerable to unfavourable changes in external economic conditions owing to the small size of their economies, their specialization in a limited number of export products(usually primary commodities) and geographical constraints, such as being landlocked and lacking good access to the physical facilities required for international trade.
N accumulation, unfavourable change in species composition.
They also estimated that an unfavourable change in wind direction combined with a 120 per cent increase in wind intensity would lead to a similar level of costs.
In such cases, unfavourable price changes can have major budgetary consequences.
Unless the current unfavourable international trading pattern changes to accommodate the commodity and other trade interests of Africa, meaningful development efforts are not imaginable.
These changes would lead to more unfavourable conditions for many widespread species(e.g. beech) and foster acidity-tolerating tree species e.g. birch.
Sociocultural changes are also the major cause of unfavourable demographic trends.
The table below shows the estimated impact of unfavourable 1% per year changes in these assumptions on the liability at 31 December 2014.
Another UNU/WIDER project, on Economic Shocks, Social Stress and the Demographic Impact of Sudden Impoverishment,has investigated the reasons behind the recent unfavourable mortality changes that have been observed in economies hit by sudden economic shocks and mounting uncertainty.
The changes that were unfavourable for rural Hungary were even more unfavourable for the Roma population living there.