Examples of using Concomitant in English and their translations into Chinese
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Programming
By 1997 the number of farms had fallen by 6% with the concomitant growth in the average area of the existing farms to 7.8 hectares(10%).
Despite the progress made in higher education and health, scarce job opportunities and concomitant cultural and religious norms restrict women' s employment.
Mr. Arison's life was similarly driven by the lure of an American education and the concomitant career possibilities.
Expressing its concern at the continued acts of violence and the escalation of concomitant aggressions particularly recent attacks against foreign tourists;
Consequently, we are seeing a ubiquitous and chronic rise in cross-border crime, armed robbery and roadblocks, with their concomitant toll in human lives.
Australia praised the successful introduction of the National HIV/AIDS Workplace Policy and the concomitant reduction in workplace discrimination.
Mount Holyoke sociology professor Kenneth Tucker probes the decline of trust in institutions and concomitant rise of individualism in the United States.
Besides security, we also need concomitant progress on the developmental front.
The metabolic response to spreading depression was characterized by oxidation of intramitochondrial NADH concomitant to a large increase in CBF.
Due to age-related changes and concomitant diseases, the patient was not recommended either chemotherapy or surgery.
An initial transition period of six months will see the build-up of additional military capacity and the concomitant extension of the Mission' s operations.
With the Humanitarian/Resident Coordinator as focal point, the international community should expand its assistance programmes while taking into account the concomitant need for protection.
This is primarily due to the increase in the mandates tasked to the Divisions by Member States and legislative bodies, without a concomitant increase in resources.
At the origin of modern peoples' struggle movements is the challenge posed by capitalist social relations and concomitant exploitation of the workers.
In more rare cases, concomitant osteoporosis[5] may also appear in these patients.
Therefore, the fact that a person declares him or herself Catholic does not exclude the concomitant attendance at other cults(DataFolha, 1995).
OIOS acknowledges that this is partially due to an increase in mandates without a concomitant increase in resources.
While globalization may require considerable structural adjustments, it is increasingly necessary that its concomitant sacrifices be parcelled out fairly.
Near universal adoption of the vaccine in the developing world meant that measles infections and concomitant deaths became very rare.
Progress in the social and economic pillars of the Peace, Security and Cooperation Framework has to be concomitant and materialized without further delay.