Examples of using Complex and often in English and their translations into Russian
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as crises produce increasingly complex and often large-scale migration flows
The complex and often elusive nature of the phenomenon,
While it was always a challenge to set priorities in a complex and often changing environment,
emphasizing the complex and often subtle nature of decision-making processes,
I reiterate today a suggestion my delegation made in May last year on how to begin consideration of the admittedly complex and often highly technical issues relating to an FMCT, even prior to the start of negotiations.
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behaviour which influence the innovative process are complex and often defy national boarders.
impartial and professional United Nations umbrella for resolving highly complex and often controversial issues of subregional economic and environmental cooperation in the subregion.
impartial and professional United Nations entity for resolving very complex and often highly sensitive issues of subregional economic and environmental cooperation.
But the present happy situation is not to be taken for granted given the long, complex and often troubled history of relations between these countries- a history that,
multidisciplinary approach to social development research, emphasizing the complex and often subtle nature of decision-making processes,
a lack of resources to undertake complex and often controversial investigations and prosecutions.
measurement methodologies into the future to better reflect the complex and often non-linear relationships among DLDD system elements
Many migrants migrate out of a complex, and often changing, mix of voluntary
Analytical results can range from simple to complex and often go beyond the actual population surveyed.
Air Conditioning& Heating Repair systems are complex and often troublesome to fix when they break down.
analyses requested by the Security Council dealing with complex and often innovative legal initiatives;
people in general, is much more complex and often takes longer than anticipated.
However, the linkages among education, inequality, human capital creation and economic development and growth are complex and often specific to particular country contexts.
As stated in the Brahimi report, doctrinal shifts and more thorough strategic planning are needed at the United Nations to address complex and often intrastate conflicts.