Examples of using Vulnerable to changes in English and their translations into Russian
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The lake is very vulnerable to changes.
More emphasis should be given to the nature conservation value provided by groundwater resources,in particular where nature protection areas are vulnerable to changes in groundwater conditions.
In turn, oceans are also highly vulnerable to changes in the world's climate.
As we move into the next century, we have to recognize the reality that developing countries are extremely vulnerable to changes in the world economy.
For retailers, especially vulnerable to changes in import prices, the introduction of tariffs may cause significant fluctuations in revenue.
The low depth makes the water body particularly vulnerable to changes in natural conditions.
Iceland's economy is very vulnerable to changes in the conditions for the fisheries, which could be brought about by marginal climatic changes. .
Because models are built around the assumption of fixed relationships among variables they are especially vulnerable to changes in patterns of remitting behavior.
The fact that we are a small andopen economy, and therefore vulnerable to changes in the global economic market, resulted in the global economic and financial crisis stalling Montenegro's economic progress.
The close relationship of indigenous peoples with their lands andterritories makes them extremely vulnerable to changes and damage to the environment.
On the other,growth in such cases is highly vulnerable to changes in the international economy and in patterns of demand.
This shows a heavy reliance on a few Parties and Signatories,thereby making the implementation of the Aarhus Convention's work programmes vulnerable to changes from these sources of contributions.
Servicing of that debt imposed a high economic cost which left them especially vulnerable to changes in the marketplace and dependent on official development assistance, which continued to decrease.
Another lesson learned from that crisis was that rapid growth andthe world-wide linking of private capital markets made various countries more vulnerable to changes than market forecasts indicated.
Countries that were heavily dependent on the export of commodities were vulnerable to changes in global commodity prices and to natural disasters.
In fact, globalization had not always proved to be a panacea for developing countries and many had suffered rather than benefiting,for interdependence had made their fragile economies highly vulnerable to changes in the world economy.
First, the agency is more dependent on administrative data and thus vulnerable to changes in, or cancellation of, the corresponding administrative programmes.
All this generates and accumulates a certain disparity in the economy,contributing to the artificial flow of capital between sectors thus making the country as a whole more vulnerable to changes in the international environment.
Communities whose existence depends on hunting and fishing, particularly if they hunt or fish only a small number of species,are vulnerable to changes that have a heavy impact on those species for example, the retreat of sea ice and its impact on the ringed seal and the polar bear.
The international strategy that has evolved since the 1980s for ameliorating the debt situation has helped many countries return to regular access to external financing, albeit with a significantdebt overhang often remaining, leaving them especially vulnerable to changes in market sentiment.
The terms of trade index is a useful summary statistic for those country's vulnerable to changes that are occurring in it's trading environment.
Kazakhstan is the second largest post-Soviet oil producer, and its economy remains heavily dependent on oil and extractive industries,which makes it vulnerable to changes in oil and commodities prices.
A small number of Governments provide the bulk of contributions to UNICEF,which makes UNICEF vulnerable to changes in the national economies or policies of those few countries.
Financing nearly 80 per cent of the Government's overall budget, oil provides 98 per cent of public sector revenue, contributes 60 per cent to gross domestic product and to almost all foreign exchange earnings,thus making the South Sudanese economy highly vulnerable to changes in oil prices and oil production levels.
Moreover, many emerging markets remain dependent on the leading economies and vulnerable to changes in policy and in economic conditions there.
Moreover, many developing countries continue to rely heavily on the advancedeconomies for markets and capital and remain vulnerable to changes in policy and economic conditions there.
Another challenge facing cooperatives is to avoid political or external influence,which makes them vulnerable to changes in political leadership or the vagaries of political interests.
Since many African countries depend on import and export taxes,fiscal earnings as well as their ability to finance social expenditures are highly vulnerable to changes in the value of commodity export earnings.
In addition to climate change caused by increases in mean temperature, Norway may, because of its geography and long coastline, be particularly vulnerable to changes in the frequency of weather patterns and extreme events such as storms, floods and spring tides.
The second session concentrated on the growing recognition that export-led growth strategies for development had the major disadvantage that they made countries vulnerable to changes in the international economic environment.