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Перевод: increased

[прилагательное]
увеличенный

Тезаурус:

1. increased powers for school governors over internal budgeting and the appointment of staff and a shift in balance towards parent governors;
2. In some cases where favelados have moved to new housing schemes, they have been unable to meet the payments, which are periodically increased because of inflation and, therefore, had to return to the favelas .
3. Dr Barry Bosworth, senior fellow at The Brooking Institution, Washington DC, warned that the decline in the US's global economic hegemony, would lead to increased conflict between the major industrialised nations over trading issues and international financial relations.
4. Since the individual risks are multiplied together (so that someone with a double risk on each factor has an overall eight-fold increased risk) the trial could be done on a much smaller number of volunteers.
5. Last year it was increased by 20 per cent across the three engine capacity bands - double the inflation rate.
6. Eurotunnel's traffic consultants have, however, increased their forecasts of long-term revenue.
7. They had been increased to six a year; five for the Apprentices, conducted by the Demonstrator and one, the General Herborising, for Members only.
8. Profit before exceptionals rose 39 p.c. to 31m helped by increased profits from North America, where Invesco Funds Group generated record sales and Primco Capital Management made a first-time contribution of 3.2m.
9. In the pioneering days of the festival this was undoubtedly true but in 1992 the quantity and quality of available music has increased enormously and amateurs and professionals vie with one another for audiences.
10. Other areas in which non-elected local government has increased in importance go right to the heart of the post-war system, in particular in reforms proposed for housing and education.
11. However, the relationship between blood glucose and blood pressure appeared independent of heart rate and therefore by implication either increased sympathetic activity or parasympathetic denervation.
12. They regretted TM's "eastern mystical" connotations but pointed out that it was "a very simple, natural technique which allows mental activity to settle down to a state of increased inner quietness, producing deep mental and physical rest".
13. Increased output has enabled most NICs to experience rising per capita income and a gradual reduction in poverty within their societies.