Examples of using Accentuating in English and their translations into Russian
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Nonetheless, I am concerned that the suppression element of the response fuels public insecurity by accentuating the exclusion that is at its root,
risks accentuating the existing political tensions between the ruling party and SLPP.
wage slavery, accentuating poverty in poor countries,
even an instigating factor in fuelling conflict or accentuating such phenomena as famine,
The Paris Declaration was perceived by some as reducing the policy space of recipients and accentuating asymmetries in power between donor
while also accentuating global perceptions of fear and insecurity.
at the risk of accentuating contradictions of course.
that recovery benefits the most-excluded children and families, rather than accentuating disparities.
thus accentuating even more the inequality between some groups of lessees.
A rapidly increasing population with a high turnover, with high numbers of single male workers places, increasing demands on the health-care system, accentuating the mismatch between health-care needs and the current system.
accessories call into one's mind Riga of the far thirties accentuating sophisticated taste nuances of our offered meals.
significantly eroding their export competitiveness and accentuating the risk of de-industrialization,
Severe economic and social dislocation has followed in many cases, accentuating the particular vulnerabilities of small economies,
instead of trying to go around the world accentuating differences that will be difficult to resolve later.
quickly following his memories, accentuating nothing and pinning down nothing.
consolidated its rule over the majority by imposing and accentuating separate ethnic identities on different components of the non-White majority population.
But those twin processes will have failed if they result only in enriching the few at the expense of the many or in creating and accentuating inequity and injustice in the global economy.
her mission to the Dominican Republic(E/CN.4/2003/52/Add.1), where the role played by civil registration policies in erasing or accentuating differences is highlighted.
mirrors, accentuating exquisiteness of interior,
globalization appeared to be having the opposite effect of widening the gap between rich and poor and accentuating the contrast between slow and fast paths of development.