Примеры использования Partly explains на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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which is also reflected at the national level, and partly explains why countries have adapted their legislative frameworks in different ways to respond to NPS.
This indicates limited availability of domestic resources for investing in social services and also partly explains why some of the countries have a low Human Development Index.
was therefore complicated, which partly explains the error highlighted above.
is strongly dependent on the conditions of their use, not only from the design, and this partly explains the difference in APF values.
the technical difficulties of filming under such lighting conditions partly explains why there is little live footage of Crass.
This partly explains why, faced with subsidized and"dumped" imports,
This, together with the increased number of incidents of refoulement, partly explains the significant decrease in the number of individuals from the Democratic People's Republic of Korea who have reached the Republic of Korea since 2012.
this engagement on such a wide range of issues partly explains its heavy workload.
The changing spatial distribution of regional production networks partly explains why, since 2009, intraregional trade has been growing
practices on the part of forest owners, including Governments, have been slower to adjust, which partly explains the serious criticisms that now seem to paralyse various public forestry agencies.
That might partly explain the failure of States parties to report on time to the Committee.
These theories only partly explain the origin of secular rationalism.
The levels of nitric acid could partly explain the different corrosion rates.
There certainly were a number of objective reasons which partly explained the delay affecting documentation.
The traditional place of women in a male-dominated society such as Kosovo partly explained why domestic violence was so widespread yet so few cases had been brought.
Together with the increased number of incidents of refoulement, partly explained the significant decrease in the number of individuals who had reached a neighbouring country since 2012.
The improvement in the quality of data reported since 1989 and later again in 1994 partly explained the significant increase in OFDI flows.
The Public Prosecutor's Office's monopoly on criminal proceedings may partly explain their lack of awareness.
Differences in classification systems partly explain why comparing subsidy schemes across countries can be so difficult- a difficulty compounded by differences in countries' methods of quantifying subsidies.
The lax implementation of laws and regulations, and the lack of resources to enable it to meet its many responsibilities, may partly explain this relative failure.