Examples of using To large-scale in English and their translations into Russian
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His appointment as chair of the department of meteorology at the University of Chicago in 1940 began the period in which he turned his attention to large-scale atmospheric motions.
often interlocking patterns of violence have led to large-scale violations of human rights.
in particular in relation to large-scale development projects.
from small start-ups to large-scale operations.
resorted to large-scale arrests of demonstrators.
challenges to the nation State have led to large-scale population movements.
It had also led to large-scale destruction of infrastructure
Thus, Russia and the United States have once again demonstrated their commitment to large-scale reductions in strategic offensive weapons.
Its value chain involves a very large and wide range of producers from small family holdings to large-scale commercial operators.
The Board further agreed that the same policy arguments for providing such flexibility for small-scale projects also apply to large-scale projects.
he proposed eleven minimum human rights principles applicable to large-scale land acquisitions
In many regions, austerity measures have led to large-scale budget cuts of public service broadcasters,
Military operations since June 2014 in Pakistan's North Waziristan Agency have led to large-scale population movements.
scale-up from smallscale household systems to large-scale solar power plants.
Reports alleged that the Naxalites resorted to large-scale recruitment of children between 6 and 12 years of age into what they term"children's units"(Bal Sanghatans)
This will mean that while transferring to large-scale work that the influence of the dollar in the global energy sector will objectively decrease.
the decline of domestic demand have led to large-scale mine closures.
Major obstacles to large-scale repatriation of Rwandan refugees remained,
Independence and new nationalism led to large-scale emigration of ethnic minorities
In the late 1970s the anthropologist Michael Harner suggested that the Aztecs had resorted to large-scale, organized cannibalism to make up for a supposed protein deficiency in the diet.