Примеры использования Tend to be more на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is true that the obligations under the Protocol tend to be more concrete, quantitative
The effects of decisions at the project level tend to be more limited both in time and in space.
Deep-water fisheries tend to be more intermittent, less predictable
application, terrestrial systems tend to be more complex than those used in space.
Assessments of transboundary groundwaters tend to be more complicated than surface waters and tend to be considered as a second priority.
As a result, estimates for current periods tend to be more precise than projections made for future budget periods.
the cost of living tend to be more closely bunched together
The regional treaties are of particular relevance to the study of this topic in that they tend to be more general in nature,
spray width(width), the former tend to be more than 1 inch(2.54 cm).
Experience indicates that joint ventures tend to be more effective in disseminating new technologies,
Perhaps it is because men, following the social norms, tend to be more pragmatic, whereas women can afford a job that would be more of a hobby than a source of income.
World Map of Human-induced Soil Degradation, but its effects tend to be more severe in the developing countries.
economic factors, which tend to be more direct and proximate drivers of armed conflict.
an environment in which people tend to be more careful, attentive
reducing the need for advanced levels of curative care, which tend to be more costly.
dermatophytes tend to be more common in toenails because toenails are often confined in a dark,
In most countries there tend to be more arrests for possession of illicit drugs than for drug trafficking or manufacturing,
Plans that were submitted more recently tend to be more comprehensive in nature
however, tend to be more limited than those normally granted to diplomatic personnel.
the members of ACC tend to be more optimistic than the Inspectors