Examples of using To new forms in English and their translations into Russian
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When one era roles over into another, church tradition is always renewed and gives birth to new forms.
Also, in cases where reflecting ethnic differences in statistics would give rise to new forms of discrimination, that practice should be duly avoided.
this resulted in criminogenic factors giving rise to new forms of criminality.
the population were connected to the Internet and enjoyed access to new forms of media.
The technologies have now penetrated into various fields of life to such an extent that they gave birth to new forms of social relationships, competences and jobs.
particularly with regard to new forms of external financing
including in rapid reaction to new forms of terrorism.
The Israeli-Palestinian conflict and the particularly grave situation of the Palestinian people give rise to new forms and manifestations of anti-Semitism in certain Muslim and Arab communities.
They should take into account the ways in which ICTs give rise to new forms of social, economic
Over the past decade, new international networks have emerged to give a voice to new forms and new actors in the SSE.
best chance to win among ten nominees, but it lost to New Forms by Roni Size/Reprazent.
this resulted in criminogenic factors giving rise to new forms of criminality.
That agreement would give Guatemala access to new forms of international cooperation
The 1970s were characterized by a shift from traditional property crimes against computer systems to new forms of crime that included the illegal use of computer systems
also supporting the process of our society's transition to new forms of organization.
Report of the Secretariat on technical assistance provided to States in the application of the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime to new forms and dimensions of transnational organized crime CTOC/COP/2012/7.
taking into consideration good practices and lessons learned, including those for assisting Member States in applying the Organized Crime Convention to new forms and dimensions of organized crime.
labour standards with an approach that could give rise to new forms of protectionism were worrisome
Mr. Kleib(Indonesia) welcomed the growing attention that was being paid to new forms of crime such as trafficking in forest products,
social organization on human settlements, gives rise to new forms and trends in human settlements,