Примеры использования Characterises на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The maturity date of these loans is over one year that characterises vivacity of a private sector.
The real problem here is that we do not have an indicator that clearly characterises the changes in the salaries of teachers.
Catherine Cornille lays out the essential principles that she characterises as requisite conditions for interreligious dialogue.
By the beginning of 2011, Yana Butenko has published 55 scholarly publications that characterises her as an enthusiastic researcher.
as the incense characterises the preys to God.
Yet the steep terrain that characterises the country means that only 7 per cent of land in Tajikistan is suitable for farming.
This data book contains information that characterises the sector of information
Logo general-purpose chair combines wood and metal, and displays light and elegant design that characterises the Logo range.
The present investigation has remained attentive to the divergence which characterises the diaconate ministry and the course of
yet still retains the charm and beauty that characterises the Bulgarian coast.
inhibits the strong smell of disinfectant that characterises large swimming pools.
other jazz musicians characterises him as a free jazz, avant-garde drummer.
The overall constructive spirit that characterises our relations with the vast majority of countries in the region is very important.
although they may be unaware of it, which characterises the art of the first decade after the World War.'.
generalisation of economic ratios, which allowed identification of the main scorecard that characterises effectiveness of activity of an integrated business structure.
of camera shots will produce the harmony which characterises the films of Lotte Reiniger.
However, these are just examples of the sophisticated technological expertise that characterises all Handtmann solutions for sausage products and minced meat.
We strive to support our partners in overcoming the"silence on history" that characterises many interactions across conflict lines
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It also marks out and characterises individual principles,