Примеры использования No major changes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Since the date of signing, however, there have been no major changes in territorial positions.
Yet, in 2012, no major changes in the sphere of armenian real estate,
No major changes were needed: the format of the concluding observations had been steadily improved over the years, for instance with the deletion of the old“narrative” section.
No major changes to report, except that the Isle of Man's Control of Employment("work permit")
There were no major changes in the overall state of stocks and fisheries catches since
in these factors there have been no major changes.
2015 respectively, with no major changes expected;
Thus, the balance of the political- party forces in the lower house of parliament, compared to 2012, no major changes have been occurred.
It should be noted that on Thursday 8 February the Bank of England is expected to release quite a few announcements, although no major changes to UK monetary policy are anticipated.
whereas low averages indicate that there will be no major changes in the near future.
No major changes are foreseen in the process of their finalization with the exception of Subchapters 8.5.- Ventilation
it should be mentioned that no major changes in this direction have been introduced in Georgian legislation.
He concluded that no major changes had been made and assured delegations that
cycle of reporting(Africa and regions other than Africa), no major changes were made to the format of reports and to procedures for communication of information.
whereas low averages will on the contrary indicate no major changes required in the near future.
There have been no major changes in the overall state of stocks
No major changes are expected in eurozone monetary policy,
Since it will be a maintenance budget, no major changes in staffing are envisaged except for a modest increase
are based on the United Nations medium population growth forecast and assume no major changes in policy or technology;
2002 edition of Environmental signals, showing no major changes since the first edition in 2000.