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Перевод: weakening

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1. Holland often teams up with Britain in discussions on foreign policy, since both want to avoid any weakening of NATO.
2. Their profits are weakening thanks to tougher competition, loan write-offs and a rising cost of funds.
3. The most senior of these officials appear in the Bundestag: oral questions arc often answered by the Staatssekretr rather than by the minister himself, leading to a weakening of the institution of the oral parliamentary question, especially since the answers given are often not informative or satisfactory, and the length of questions limited.
4. There will be others who will interpret listening and responding as an indication that the school is going "soft" through weakening its authority and discipline.
5. There is increasing emphasis on African musical tradition, including the making of musical instruments (Uganda and Kenya) and the gradual weakening of mission tradition based very largely on choral singing and religious music.
6. A similar weakening of traditional cultural values can be witnessed in Britain, where Asian communities have now been subjected to dominant Western values for several generations.
7. Those who bemoan the weakening of the governmental role of parliaments are not only failing to bear English history in mind where Parliament never had that role, they are forgetting continental history as well.
8. Nell shrugged, felt her legs weakening.
9. Weakening, McNall bellowed at Findley to open fire.
10. The weakening of trade union power in the 1980s has been due to the interaction of government legislation, the rise in unemployment, and technological change.
11. Salim is now homeless in the sense that he has shed an old tendency to nostalgia: "the idea of going home, of leaving, the idea of the other place", he takes to be weakening and destructive.
12. Some of the older evangelicals were concerned about the name of the new party, sensing in the dropping of the word "Protestant" a weakening of its evangelical emphasis, but even among the rural evangelicals there was an awareness of the need for a broader party.
13. Mention the economic and social sequelae, the effect on the Hundred Years' War when soldiers, too, fell victim the weakening of England's hold on territories in France.