Examples of using Shock therapy in English and their translations into Russian
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The project has focused on two issues, the strategies of transition, such as shock therapy versus gradual reforms, and the outcome of the transition.
The majority of the voters were disenchanted with coalition's shock therapy policies and scandals which had already brought about the dismissal of Prime Minister Mart Laar.
He travelled to Vienna to study the insulin shock therapy against schizophrenia developed by Manfred Sakel,
what do you know about shock therapy?
Top of activity of these of" economic transitional geniuses" became a shock therapy in economy and privatization.
For us, work at those lakes was shock therapy- to see such immense crowds of people,
Presently when we meet people who lived in Soviet Union most of them criticize"the shock therapy" that had to bring to quick success in market economy.
which is the major approach to treatment, a limited amount of electroconvulsive therapy(ECT), or shock therapy is given.
However, shock therapy, the crisis has not passed without leaving a trace,
The shock therapy proposed by some countries is a radical step that could not only paralyse the Conference on Disarmament definitively,
Onischenko is in shock therapy: Moldova
Any form of physical containment and shock therapy was suppressed,
However, genuine“shock therapy” and mass privatization were not realistic options for Belarus,
many members of Gaidar's team- have come to the conclusion that"both shock therapy and total privatization according to Chubais were mistakes
While Poland embarked on the road towards market economy with its comprehensive"shock therapy" in 1989,
content of economic reforms, the issue was not the need to choose between“shock therapy” or gradualism,
being a"sui generis shock therapy" which lowered the competitiveness of the Romanian economy
where he was subdued with insulin and shock therapy, and remained for 5 years.
By contrast, the anticipated African economic renaissance, following the lost development decade of the 1980s, failed to materialize; the shock therapy applied in transition economies proved deeply destructive in both economic
in an attempt to spare the population the pain of“shock therapy”, the old system of“kolkhoz”