Примеры использования Have been treated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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logos Gianin used in our hats, have been treated for lasting quality.
However, I think it will be very difficult for most of us to forget how badly United Nations personnel have been treated.
Certain issues, such as human rights, have been treated mainly by country offices on a national level
living persons and substances which have been treated so that the pathogens have been neutralized or deactivated.
Within two months of my son's deteriorating health was 1 times, but we have been treated without hospitalization.
They are then released unharmed to make public statements about how well they have been treated while in captivity.
Therefore, telecommunications services have been treated as the prime target for liberalization both in the context of the GATS and in regional agreements.
People who have been treated with anti-TB drugs
I am angry at the way I have been treated.
because since I was born have been treated in this way so that the paper is introduced as Bolt is a dog.
for the first time seeing how badly they have been treated.
In Nigeria, with funding from Shell, 65,000 women and children have been treated and over 10,000 women and children have been protected with insecticide-treated nets.
However, the legal basis for these contributions is precarious since they have been treated as voluntary under the United Nations Financial Regulations
as it is a natural emotion that occurs when you feel as though you have been treated poorly.
Our country was suppressed a lot and since 1812 we have been treated as slaves disdainfully.
We have experienced firsthand the ravages of indiscriminate land-mine use. Thousands of Afghan refugees injured by these mines have been treated in our medical facilities.
I have been treated with such affability, such condescension,
they have been taken to ordinary courts while property cases have been treated by community mediators Abunzi.
where he would have been treated very badly.
should always ask a person brought from police custody how they have been treated and be particularly attentive to their condition;