Примеры использования Is borne на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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For default, non-implementation of side responsibility is borne in accordance with laws of the Republic of Kazakhstan.
The ARM AF Medal of"Nelson Stepanyan" is borne at the left side of the chest, before the Medal of"Admiral Isakov.
In case of deficiency removal, the expenditure is borne by Rudnick+ Enners up to the amount of the purchase price/works wages.
the brunt of climate change is borne by the poorest and most vulnerable people.
As always, the brunt of food insecurity is borne by Africa, Asia
The ARM AF Medal of"Admiral Isakov" is borne at the left side of the chest, after the Medal of"Vazgen Sargsyan.
Jurisdictions of a number of countries in this case provide for subsidiary punishment, which is borne by a shareholder due to debt of an enterprise,
indicating the extra burden which on average is borne by every Fijian adult of working age.
It must therefore be emphasized that the responsibility for the financial health of the United Nations is borne by all Member States and that they must all pay their dues properly.
His name is borne by the big gatehouse in the west range of the cloisters,
damage 164 the risk of which is borne by a contractor may be discovered during the inspection.
general principles of law under which the burden of proof is borne by the accuser.
The responsibility for those violations is borne by various parties which are contributing on a daily basis to the destruction of the community and its institutions.
the responsibility for observing the rules of visiting the"PLIAZH" water park is borne by the group leader.
responsibility for caring for the children is borne equally by both parents.
the responsibility for observing the rules of visiting the"PLIAZH" water park is borne by personally each member of the group.
which means that part of the load is borne by the touch points of the surfaces themselves.
replacement cost for physical damage is borne by the respective mission or office.
Liability for acts constituting an offence committed on behalf of a legal entity is borne by those of its officials who have perpetrated the offence.
research institutions- the cost of access is borne by the Government.