Примеры использования To depend на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
He wanted them to depend on Him, but they wanted a man,"who will fight our battles for us.
At the same time, African economies continue to depend largely on the export of commodities for their development.
In the first place, it is common for decisions to depend upon the explicit guidance of the executive.
The result appears to depend on a Court's reaction to the facts of a particular case rather than upon any absolute doctrinal rules.
The future is seen to depend, above all else, upon human creativity
Sierra Leoneans will continue to depend on this support until there is a final resolution of those problems.
It would be unrealistic to expect them to depend on extrabudgetary resources for the implementation of core mandates.
As a result, Rwanda will continue to depend on targeted food aid and food-for-work programmes during the forthcoming six months.
The sentences in many cases seem to depend on the patriotic fervour of the statements made by the accused in court when sentenced.
But by that very fact the search for being was made to depend upon thinking, and the impress of thought lay upon it.
the fund prefers not"to depend to such a degree on the banks",
The disciple knows that it will now be better to depend upon his own intuitive self
Currently it seems to depend to a greater degree than ISIL on external donations,
The Special Rapporteur is extremely concerned about judicial procedures since the outcome of trials often seems to depend on the nationalities of the judge
I told you not to depend on food at work for sustenance.
But what can you do for those strong enough not to depend on you?
The microscope revealed a complex community on which mankind seemed to depend rather than the other way around.
Nepal has continued to depend to a great extent on foreign aid to meet its development policy and programmes.
the health sector continues to depend to a large extent on international aid.
extended by irrigation works, upon which much of its agricultural production continues to depend.