Examples of using Changes in behaviour in English and their translations into Russian
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expecting subsequent changes in behaviour, supported by information and publicity.
the challenges confronting them all require institutional renewal, including changes in behaviour and political relations.
She observed that to fight the epidemic both changes in behaviour and commitment at the highest level of Government were essential.
beliefs relate to changes in behaviour in relation to such violence.
learning disabilities, changes in behaviour such as hyperactivity,
thereby encouraging changes in behaviour.
also encouraged positive changes in behaviour at the individual level.
Social awareness of climate change issues is not enough: practical actions and changes in behaviour are needed.
then the changes in behaviour must take place on every level(children, adults, governments),
Furthermore, changes in behaviour which alter the selectivity of the fishery will also influence the dynamics of the recorded catch-per-unit-effort(CPUE)
all relevant sectors and utilize the core competences of each to catalyse wide-scale changes in behaviour, achieving greater scale
The reduction in R reflects the assumption that changes in behaviour among those subject to the risk of infection,
an audit only evaluates the facility's baseline at the time of the audit, and it does not reflect changes in behaviour.
which suggests that an assessment of alcohol habits on its own may encourage changes in behaviour.
The longer these adjustments are delayed, the greater is the probability that when they do eventually occur they will involve very abrupt changes in behaviour with a much greater risk of international financial turmoil.
This is intended to encourage changes in behaviour that could create a more sustainable future in terms of environmental integrity, economic viability
the creation of incentives for changes in behaviour, is undermined by the existence of exemptions for budget-financed organizations
protection needed to make these groups"lower risk" through changes in behaviour, for example.
determining rates to create stronger incentives for changes in behaviour.
is quite striking: notable changes in behaviour were observed following the reinforced presence and action of police on the roads together with wide media coverage.