Примеры использования Open sky на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mongolian wrestling competitions can be held:- if under the open sky, on the grass;- if indoors,
In Japan, Sony's Open Sky label signed Ryo for three albums-Mirror of my Mind, Little Tree and Live-the latter, recorded in a Tokyo club,
Ethno-memorial complex under the open sky"Atameken" strikes with its beauty
Also, due to the multiplier effect of introducing the"Open Sky" policy it is expected to increase tax revenues from related industries tourism,
Alloy and is stored in closed warehouses, and under the open sky, but in a carefully Packed container.
eternity- not as you, but as an open sky, uncontaminated by any idea of'I',
In our project, one provides an"open sky" mode for Russian
The"open sky" mode implies the removal of restrictions between two
The"open sky" regime will be introduced on the territory of the three more international airports of Uzbekistan- Andijan, Nukus and Navoi.
The Agreement establishes an open sky regime, which aims at providing the opportunity for its participants to perform trial flights over each other's territories.
the salt marshes and the open sky.
According to him, the open sky policy is dangerous for such countries, as Armenia and Georgia.
the salt marshes and the open sky.
Open sky regime(INFOGRAPHICS) 19 May 2017 The international exhibition EXPO-2017 will be visited by about 2.45 million people.
the Vice Minister for Investment and Development said that the"open sky" mode will be valid since May 1, 2017 and until the end of the exhibition.
trade blocs in the region and abroad, and was pursuing"open sky" agreements with several States.
Tigran Sargsyan emphasized that Armenia's Open Sky Policy will help foster economic development in Armenia.
Then you start dying as far as your intelligence is concerned because intelligence needs the open sky, the wind, the air,
The area of 16 hectares includes an open sky museum with an exhibition of military equipment
The Open Sky Agreement was adopted on 24 March 1992 in Helsinki by 27 member-countries of the OSCE.