Examples of using Has been driven in English and their translations into Russian
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Progress has been driven mainly by increased investments
The rise in prices has been driven by the boom in metal and mineral prices,
The recovery has been driven by low interest rates as well as by the returning competitive and financial strength of American corporations.
Available data shows that the economic recovery has been driven by the industrial production growth(10.8%),
Malice says consumer demand for extreme content has been driven by an excess of vanilla sex content,
3B FLUID POWER has been driven by a commitment to meet the needs of its customers- both in terms of delivery
Progress has been driven by the achievement of the target to make $22 billion to $24 billion available for the AIDS response for low-
Part of their ongoing recovery has been driven by increasing trade
Elica product has been driven by the needs of end-users,
Traditionally, the assistance provided by the western developed world for the development of the Third World has been driven by a variety of motivations- e.g.,
The situation of Ireland is particularly interesting since our statistical programme over the past thirty years has been driven by the need to meet the demands of the EU statistical system.
Growing demand for individual electric power generation systems in Russia has been driven by growth of the industrial sector.
The solution is supported by the Simulator Extensions feature whose development has been driven by the need of integrating CPN with other formal methods.
He has sworn that he will not speak until all His Grace's enemies are dead and evil has been driven from the realm.
can ascertain the contradictions to which the world has been driven.
We would have exclaimed, but not in front of a woman who has been driven to despair.
Hydropower as a tool Since its inception in 1962 our company has been driven by the idea of wisely and efficiently using the mechanical properties of streaming water.
other high-tech sectors like biotechnology) has been driven largely by targeted educational policies.
In developed countries, the public debate on health policies has been driven largely by economic considerations.
which contracted by about 15 per cent in 2008, has been driven by a marked weakening in corporate profits