Examples of using Frictions in English and their translations into Russian
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Scott had your own competitive frictions.
creeds must encourage the reduction of frictions that could inspire violence and terror.
Nonetheless, frictions among certain groups of religious followers in recent years continue to be a challenge.
more interdependent frictions arise because of the concomitant intensive competition.
researchers' efforts to collect data on other trade frictions.
and factional/tribal frictions continue to undermine security.
particularly with respect to the treatment of detainees, but some frictions persisted, particularly in the capital.
passport checks- this strict approach created frictions that eventually led to confrontations.
said that the incubator sees potential for blockchain technologies to ease frictions in the real estate industry.
IRU informed TIRExB about internal frictions in the national association in the Republic of Moldova,
Being aware of existing frictions helps in avoiding the conflation of different groups
Totalitarian regimes have engendered ethnic conflicts and frictions in certain countries of Central
often concerning drugs in the prison and frictions between Benin prisoners
Although there were frictions related to the logistical support in the field,
This talk presents a framework designed to increase market efficiency by adding frictions to transactions involving configurable
So, 120,000 Palestinians were prevented from moving to avoid frictions with that small number of Jews." anonymous witness no. 19, A/AC.145/RT.639/Add.1.
The watercourse convention should seek to minimize frictions and oblige States parties to resolve their disputes peacefully,
Transport is facilitating to overcome spatial frictions and is undertaken to exercise other beneficial activities e.g. freight transport, commuter trip.
end in itself or a panacea for emerging frictions in peacekeeping operations.
inequalities tend to generate frictions and conflicts.