Voorbeelden van het gebruik van To stagnation in het Engels en hun vertalingen in het Nederlands
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as it begins due to stagnation of venous blood in the blood vessels of the pelvic organs or secretions in the prostate gland.
On the contrary, despite restrictive economic policies leading to stagnation of domestic demand, net exports of manufactures
or it resigns itself to stagnation and growing dependence on one country.
A very orthodox monetary policy might very well lead to stagnation.
Which leads to stagnation, which leads to death. Comfort leads to complacency.
Protectionism and a retreat towards national markets can only lead to stagnation, a deeper and longer recession,
This is due mainly to stagnation- or even decline in certain sectors- in domestic agricultural production accompanied by increased consumption.
it leads to stagnation and it leads to this part of the world falling further
would thus condemn itself to stagnation.
Paul is beleaguered by a need he sees- to set humanity on a course that does not lead to stagnation and destruction, while at the same time managing both the Empire and the religion built around him.
Development cooperation must lead to development and not to stagnation. It must lead to the rule of law,
social development of regions which, without this investment, might be condemned to stagnation and to falling behind.
the cessation of these special conditions does not lead to stagnation in the economies of these regions,
We have to shift from stagnation to innovation.
Website analytics Lack of information leads to business stagnation.
Instead, this will lead first to stagnation, which could last for many years.
Spiritual paths that do not conform to the six basic principles of spiritual practice lead to stagnation in an individual's spiritual development.
This spiritual practice needs to conform to the six basic principles of spiritual practice else it could lead to stagnation or even deterioration in spiritual growth.
But the tendency to stagnation and decay, which is characteristic of monopoly,