Примеры использования To have been lost на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The full recognition of the human dignity of the child and of all children-- images of God-- from the moment of their conception seems to have been lost, and it must be recovered.
National failed to submit sufficient evidence to demonstrate its title to and the value of the property alleged to have been lost.
the next during which the momentum appeared to have been lost, the process as a whole was moved forward by the impact of each positive step following a period of stagnation.
a site office in Kuwait that were said to have been lost or destroyed as a direct result of Iraq's invasion
One of the fourth instalment claims relates to payments under marine insurance policies covering cargo containers said to have been lost or damaged as a direct result of Iraq's invasion
archives are reported to have been lost or destroyed during the conflict.
one fifth to one third of the potential decrease in poverty resulting from growth is estimated to have been lost because of rising inequality.10.
unfortunately a portion of the manuscript never appeared on the market and seems to have been lost.
its right to or title to use the property or that the property alleged to have been lost or destroyed was in Iraq during the relevant period.
determine whether the goods claimed to have been lost in transit were situated in Kuwait on the day of Iraq's invasion and were subsequently lost. .
consumables alleged to have been lost or destroyed, or that the assets
Kuwait has failed to specify whether recreational opportunities will be provided within the preserve to replace those that are alleged to have been lost.
Also, the transition economies seem to have been losing rapidly the export potential which they had accumulated in the past in the engineering
by the Kremlin's assistance his chances seem to have been lost, Kokoity manages to maintain his own persona attention.
Much of this letter was thought to have been lost, though an excerpt had been published in a 1964 edition of John Bryan's magazine Notes from Underground.
urgency appear to have been lost in sterile and fractious debate.
In view of the above, the Panel concluded that the claimant had failed to provide sufficient evidence to establish that the information stated to have been lost retained significant value on 2 August 1990.
The Coordinator was aware of the conclusions made by the Amorim panel that the Compensation Commission could address only the issue of those replaceable items that were claimed to have been lost while in Iraqi possession.