Exemples d'utilisation de Less vulnerable en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Shifting tax mixes towards tax bases that are less mobile and therefore less vulnerable to globalisation, including property taxes,
It was flying low in order to be less vulnerable to possible guerrilla missile attacks,
the drone is less vulnerable and with an extra powerful battery,
but also less vulnerable to the global economic downturn FAO, 2011.
In all, as he explains very well himself:"The grass doesn't become any less vulnerable- you must continue to keep a close eye on it." Our users will appreciate this advice!
the ultimate goal is to transform the entire system so it becomes less vulnerable.
to make debt structure less vulnerable to external shocks.
the subjective conditions of each victim that make him or her more or less vulnerable to those effects.
has expired, it is less vulnerable than a mark that is still the subject of a pending application.
an opportunity to help those countries in need to reconstruct their civil societies in ways that made them less vulnerable to criminal exploitation
They were less vulnerable to the financial crisis during the period 2000 to 2004 than in the mid-1990s,
Hydro-Québec Distribution has begun to put in place mechanisms that make it less vulnerable and help it keep up with changing work requirements,
The car could have been marshalled with a similar block of cars located near the rear of the train which would have made the train less vulnerable to in-train forces.
to make their debt structures less vulnerable to crisis.
In addition to the carbon sequestration(the capture and storage of carbon) offered by trees, forests provide a whole range of services that help to make local people less vulnerable to climate change.
making it possible to build a focused portfolio of companies that are able to take advantage of long-term megatrends and be less vulnerable to upcoming disruptions.
Second, trade barriers among countries need to be lowered sharply to encourage deeper and less vulnerable trade integration with the rest of the world.
leaving them less vulnerable to swings in asset markets.
for example by planting species that are less vulnerable to fire, drought,
migrants who are well integrated in their country of destination are less vulnerable, more likely to prosper