Examples of using A setback in English and their translations into Russian
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The economic and financial crisis Africa continues to experience since the beginning of the 1980s has led to a setback in growth in nearly all of the countries of the continent.
In this way, the guiding purposes could be considered as a setback to the achievements of the Vienna Declaration
The damage inflicted by hurricanes last year was indeed a setback, but the progress that has been achieved in other areas gives hope for the future.
Failure to take any measures against such terrorist acts would amount to a setback in international efforts to combat
Theresa May's Government has suffered a setback in its plans to enact the so-called Brexit Bill.
The team had experienced a setback in December 2003 when it had been viciously attacked by residents during a briefing session.
Such developments are a matter of grave concern and a setback to building a climate of trust in the framework of the dialogue process.
This outcome has been interpreted by some as a setback for the GSP concept since preferential treatment did not contribute to an increase in exports from beneficiaries.
Viewed against that background, the recent developments in the Committee were a setback for reform efforts,
Greek irredentism, the"Megali Idea" suffered a setback in the Greco-Turkish War(1919-1922), and the Greek genocide.
It was a setback due to a failure in the guidance system
The new Russian-Shiite pact clearly represents a strategic victory for Moscow- and a setback for the United States.
urged it to continue its collective efforts to avert a setback in the peace process.
You are on the verge of a breakthrough, and the biggest mistake that you can make right now is to act as if it's a setback.
The State party further argues that passage of the Wilderness Act must be seen as an improvement rather than a setback for protection of the rights protected by article 27.
The retreat of the majority of the previously regrouped ex-Séléka elements is a setback for the planning of disarmament, demobilization and reintegration activities.
Goldman Sachs CEO Lloyd Blankfein described Trump's decision as"a setback for the environment and for the U.S. 's leadership position in the world.
Many feared the outcome of the Conference would be a watered-down final text-- a setback that could threaten progress already achieved in establishing legal standards and implementation procedures and that could jeopardize the universalization of human rights.
we believe that the fact that the Controller had to freeze recruitment of new staff in the period under review represents a setback.
there has been even a setback, since the Diplomatic Career was prohibited to women from 1938 to 1954.