Examples of using Has eroded in English and their translations into Spanish
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Access to decent work has eroded, with more women and men working in the informal economy.
Ukraine's elaborate social protection system has eroded, and its gross domestic product(GDP)
The consensus underpinning disarmament and non-proliferation has eroded, and the multilateral disarmament machinery has been weakened.
The situation is also being aggravated by growing inflation, which has eroded the quality of life of millions of women who do not have enough resources to survive.
Some Governments have become undemocratic and their accountability to the public has eroded.
The basis of NGO engagement has eroded: we mobilize sympathy rather than organize for political change.
The rock has eroded very little over the years because relatively little sediment comes down the Rhine from Lake Constance.
Limestone has eroded to form karstic landscapes of waterfalls,
Underlying the area is limestone rock that has eroded into a pockmarked landscape,
More specifically, digitalization has eroded geographic market boundaries by facilitating the entry into markets
Nan Goldin's work has eroded the boundaries between the private
sacred sites has eroded the relationship between indigenous peoples
His decision reflects a situation in which confidence in a process with meaningful negotiations, from the Palestinian perspective, has eroded.
only to Costa Rica, whose mean score is 64.0 in 2006, but which has eroded from 2004 67.6.
the globalised economy has eroded workers' bargaining power through liberalisation and work informalisation.
Unfortunately, the progress made in that regard during the past 10 years has eroded significantly in recent months.
island is a remnant of a complex volcano which has eroded, leaving two peaks.
Additionally, the crisis in the asylum system including its high costs- has eroded support for migration in general.
When conflict has eroded a State's core functionality,
Drug trafficking has eroded the growing of environmentally friendly crops by introducing coca farming as an illicit survival strategy,