Примеры использования Connotes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They have argued that"takes note" is a neutral term that connotes neither approval nor disapproval of these paragraphs.
Civic engagement, which is not limited to citizen involvement through formal structures such as civil society organizations, connotes freely undertaken activities to address matters of public interest.
Non-discrimination: This principle connotes that data likely to give rise to unlawful
The name"Blundercheck" connotes that the program will only show you major mistakes,
It connotes the arrangement of energies,
suggestion but rather connotes actual direction of an operative kind.
The consensus expressed by nearly all Afghans accords the highest priority to security which necessarily connotes establishing an environment for peace,
The phrase connotes a distinction between these"New World" wines
Sustainable development connotes change: change from the way in which we abuse renewable
territory(with obvious geographical exceptions) connotes population, ethnic groupings,
Nationality always connotes, however, membership of some kind in the society of a State
it is not relevant to determine the degree of permanence that the term'exist' connotes.
By itself, such a culture does not necessarily lead to a culture of violence in which the possession of these weapons connotes political power
is often referred to as"ascetic," a term which is derived from a Greek word which connotes athletic training.
The search for long-term partners connotes a shift in strategy in which ECA is less the self-contained producer of work
Thus the term connotes more than any well-informed and earnest person accepting
that the nature and scope of the rights envisaged under that article make it irrelevant to determine the degree of permanence that the term"exist" connotes.
Notes that the failure to abide by section III, paragraph 5, of its resolution 55/222 also connotes failure to abide by the six-week rule for the availability of documents,
Notes that the failure to abide by section III, paragraph 5, of its resolution 55/222 also connotes failure to abide by the six-week rule for the availability of documents,
NEPAD connotes freedom; liberation from conflict