Примеры использования Emanate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Capable of listening to international calls that emanate from the West Bank.
practices may emanate from state and non-state actors.
Gentlemen, laws must emanate from the Constitution.
Such threats emanate not only from State actors
The strong arguments in support of this change in the structure emanate from the experience of having resident investigators located in the missions for the past two years.
It embraces those absolute potentials which emanate from Paradise and constitute the space presence of the Unqualified Absolute.
The restrictions related to the citizenship of civil servants emanate from the specific function of the civil service
Many of these problems emanate from institutional arrangements such as common access and lack of land rights.
Finally, on the significance meaning of such threats in Chechnya when they emanate from Kadyrov.
Requirements of another USD 1,210,000 emanate from this session's conclusions and draft decisions for
United Nations-mandated security costs emanate from UNDP participation in the approved package of global measures under implementation by the United Nations Department of Safety and Security.
Threats of this kind are unhelpful, and emanate from a logic dating from the cold war.
technological progress predominantly emanate from manufacturing activities.
To the extent that conditions or targets emanate from national development strategies, the notion of conditionality was considered tenable.
They emanate from a wide variety of sources
Initial suggestions for visits often emanate from United Nations country teams and NGOs.
we cannot deny the fact that many of the problems now confronting the people of Iraq emanate from foreign occupation of that great country.
even harsh opinions emanate from erroneous mind-talk.
All of these problems emanate from the fact that the elements of justice
In the Council, initiatives emanate mostly from one or more of the five permanent members, or other small groupings of major Powers, usually designated as"Friends" of the issue.