Examples of using Was a factor in English and their translations into Russian
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rather, it was a factor which enhanced efficiency.
that the victims' gender, age or health was a factor in determining the degree of punishment.
Hate speech was a factor that exacerbated conflicts
the Working Group agreed that while it was a factor of less importance than factors(a)
While he was right in suggesting that a lack of financial resources was a factor which constrained the recruitment of judges,
The possibility of recourse to an international court was a factor of progress in that the competence of the International Court of Justice was being extended
The Republic of Albania was a factor of stability in the Balkans
particularly where NGOs were concerned, was a factor of objectivity. It was essential to know,
He also gives it a new significance, not only was a factor in the growth of the State,
With regard to the Committee's opinion that the continuing state of emergency in Northern Ireland was a factor impeding the application of the provisions of the Convention,
while the ongoing civil conflict in Colombia was a factor in the domestic expansion of coca leaf production.
They strongly emphasized that the difficult economic situation of the countries of Central Africa was a factor of instability which threatened international peace
when he acknowledged that balanced representation among all regional groups was a factor that ensured the legitimacy of the Commission.
in turn, was a factor in the development of various diseases of alimentary origin.
It was a factor that affected women's health
He added that poverty was a factor greatly contributing to crime
non-State actors was a factor that might encourage rejection of
when the provisional aspect was a factor that directly affected the independence of members of the judiciary who had no security of tenure.
put to rest the argument advanced by some that the scale of assessments was a factor in the inability of Member States to meet their financial obligations.
as well as assistance in obtaining access to credit, was a factor conducive to a successful reinsertion