Примеры использования Tarnish на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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At this meeting Delchev argued that small robberies only tarnish the reputation of the organization
burden administrative and investigative functions and tarnish the reputation of the Organization
for which the Iraqi Government is then held responsible in order to discredit it and tarnish its reputation.
India has sought to delegitimize the Kashmiri freedom struggle, tarnish Pakistan with the brush of terrorism
made accusations that could tarnish reputations.
a difference that can unjustifiably reduce the trust in the survey data and tarnish the reputation of the NSO.
any obstacle placed in the way of the investigations can only go against the de facto Government's basic interests and permanently tarnish its image in the eyes of international public opinion.
Having two sources, with seemingly related data, that can produce totally different results because of some kind of overlooked differences may damage the credibility of the survey data and tarnish the reputation of the national statistical bureaus.
Other columnists have argued that inaccuracies in the media coverage unfairly tarnish the town and have led to a national overreaction,
The African Union Commission's chairperson Jean Ping said that he condemned the"outrageous acts which undermine the efforts to stabilise the situation in Guinea-Bissau and tarnish the image of the country and Africa.
More than ever, we are convinced that a hasty closure would irrevocably undermine and tarnish their legacy, a legacy that without a doubt represents one of the cornerstones on which the international criminal justice system as we know it today is built.
and that that could tarnish its international reputation.
The reasons given were that the Criminal Code criminalized contacts by Moroccan nationals with foreigners that might tarnish the image of Morocco or jeopardize its territorial integrity,
Since the beginning of 2007, the Japanese authorities had spread false reports through the media in a bid to incite bitterness towards the Democratic People's Republic of Korea and tarnish the reputation of the General Association of Korean Residents in Japan Chongryon.
mirrors because it quickly oxidizes and absorbs atmospheric sulfur to create a dark, low-reflectivity tarnish.
so plainly incongruous that they only have served to discredit Argentina's judicial system and tarnish its integrity and efficiency.
So as to preempt any risk of manipulation that might tarnish the willing cooperation displayed by the authorities,
Tarnishing her reputation, and hurting her.
You enjoy tarnishing my reputation?
It tarnishes the family name and my Elizabeth will undoubtedly suffer.