Примеры использования Had acquired на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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By the mid-18th century, the Society had acquired a reputation in Europe for political maneuvering
At its end, the participants had acquired and demonstrated a general understanding of the process
The request stresses the fact that Belenky had acquired citizenship in only nine months," which,
It further appeared that about 90,000 foreign nationals had acquired the right to participate in local elections.
The Organization had acquired significant experience in peace-keeping operations of which it could be proud.
Although Mauritian women had acquired the right to vote in 1947,
Mr. Yel'chenko(Ukraine) drew attention to the complex and multi-functional character which peacekeeping operations had acquired in recent years.
This demonstrated that the Kremlin had acquired one more instrument for"projecting its power" far beyond its borders.
Women had acquired full equality with men in marital
in accordance with article 90 of the Turkish Constitution, had acquired the force of domestic law.
The Church Slavonic language had acquired the verbal endings"-hu","-sha","-she" under the Hebrew influence.
In accordance with article 68 of the Constitution, the Convention against Torture had acquired force of law in Qatar following its ratification
During the course they had acquired practical computer and Internet skills,
particularly Belarus, had acquired specialized knowledge of the effects of atomic radiation.
The Ministry had acquired land for resettlement of ex-ALTA tenants in 1999
Since 2000, the European Commission had acquired extensive experience of poverty reduction budget support in Sierra Leone.
As a result, Israel had acquired a nuclear weapons capability,
They were unaware of any claim to New Zealand citizenship at the time of the Lesa decision and had acquired New Zealand citizenship involuntarily.
many experts considered that they had acquired normative status.
The State had acquired new information technology