B. Translate into Russian paying attention to the modals verbs. Identify the meanings of these modal verbs.
1. Professor Offer believes that economic growth must pull millions of people out of poverty.
2. Consumers should not be myopic creatures easily tempted by the lures of immediate satisfaction.
3. Economists have to start worrying about environmental and social limits to growth.
4. By choosing to study rather than to work, students have to sacrifice short-term income and greater consumption in order to secure higher living standards in the future.
5. Individuals shouldn’t live for today rather than tomorrow.
6. Prudence may have built up affluence, but affluence is no friend of prudence.
7. Household-saving rates may have fallen, but this does not necessarily indicate imprudence.
8. Reluctance to save for retirement may be quite rational if, as in Britain, prudence is quite likely to mean a loss of means-tested pension benefits.
9. Prosperity must bring with it improved health care. It should extend horizons and widens opportunities for more and more people.
10. Rich societies must be able to foot the bill for treatment and medical advances.