Примеры использования Has stood на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A hotel has stood at the intersection of Papanui Road and Bealey Avenue since 1865.
The Charter, by and large, has stood the test of time,
The institution we have created for ourselves has stood the test of time,
Imagine how humbling it is to face yourself and see how you have really been, through the eyes of one who has stood by you trying to guide your life into the Light.
While the Treaty has stood the test of time,
Although a castle has stood here since the 15th century,
Indeed, the United Nations has stood the test of time
they will have the peculiar pleasure of hearing music from an organ that has stood in a synagogue for years.
The fact that this provision has stood the test of time for forty-five years may give rise to the idea that it is better to be prudent.
The Charter has stood the test of time as a framework for the conduct of relations between States
Since 1868 the mark BORNIT has stood for the production and sale of chemical construction products of high quality made to protect buildings.
Classic- This furniture has stood the test of time
Based on mutual respect, cooperation and non-interference, Thailand and Russia are true friends whose relationship has stood the test of time.
In May 2013 it has stood the required hydraulic testing at the production place,
However, if you want a guaranteed method that has stood the test of time to get thin quickly,
Moreover, the United Nations system has stood firmly as an important pillar of international support for NEPAD.
Which is why his work has stood the test of time.
With the mosque's destruction,"we have lost a legacy that has stood tall for centuries, defied many invaders
Based on mutual respect, cooperation and non-interference, Thailand and Russia are true friends whose relationship has stood the test of time.
It is deliberately misleading that Russia speaks of a so-called"humanitarian blockade," when it is Russia that has stood in the way of opening crossing points on the line of contact.