Examples of using Rapid rate in English and their translations into Russian
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Noting the rapid rate of urbanization in developing countries,
Failure to involve developing countries in an international agreement limiting greenhouse gas emissions could lead to a more rapid rate of increase in emissions in those countries than would occur without any agreement at all.
greater adoption of personal computers worldwide and the rapid rate at which they are discarded for newer machines add to resource depletion
Hold a rapid rate of about. 2 pressure/ second(100-120 press/ min).
The wide variation in industrial performance across developing regions has accentuated the concentration of industrial activities, but the rapid rate of economic growth
Noting with concern the rapid rate of urbanization in the developing countries,
owing to the fact that the rapid rate of scientific and technological development has inevitably created a gap between the standards to be complied with
and underlined that the rapid rate of this growth had shifted the discussion from whether non-State actors should be allowed to use force to how they should use such force.
considerable numbers of people arriving over an international border;(ii) a rapid rate of arrival;(iii) inadequate absorption or response capacity in host States,
the General Assembly stated that an examination of long-term trends in the economic development of individual regions was of great importance for securing a rapid rate of economic development of all countries,
South and East Asia and China have in recent years registered very rapid rates of growth.
In spite of rapid rates of improvement in the penetration ratios of developing countries,
the Pacific presents a mixed picture, with rapid rates of deforestation occurring in some countries.
Rapid rates of depreciation on capital meant that a great part of savings in pre-modern economies were spent on replacing depleted capital,
especially in the light of the rapid rates of economic growth in many developing countries.
A negative transfer can be a reflection of economic strength, as when rapid rates of growth generate more domestic savings than the economy can absorb in new investment.
The rapid rates of urbanization in developing countries are severely straining already inadequate networks.
are experiencing rapid rates of spread in Western European cities.
regional factors can cause relatively rapid rates of sea-level change along particular island coasts that can be different from the current global rate 3 millimetres per year.
whose growth had slackened in 1996 from the rapid rates in 1994 and 1995, picked up again in 1997,