Примеры использования Which arose на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Bosnia and Herzegovina, which arose from attendance by the latter at the Hungarian-organised ERW workshop in Budapest in June 2009.
that the question of Taiwan is different in nature from the questions of Germany and Korea, which arose as a result of international agreements at the end of the Second World War.
And if the Assembly, which arose from the debris of a devastating war,
counter the risks to the administration of justice which arose from paramilitary and community-based pressure on jurors.
the court held that the CISG was not applicable to the dispute, which arose from a contract for the sale of goods concluded prior to the entry into force of the CISG in Spain.
since the problems which arose in connection with the closure of the Chernobyl nuclear power plant have enormous safety implications not only for Ukraine.
Cooperation in Europe, which arose from the 1975 Helsinki Accords and follow-up efforts, now has 56 members,
due to postponed demand, which arose in connection with an anomalously cold winter in North America.
should also cover disputes which arose before the adoption of countermeasures,
The presentation of Mr. Alcock focused on a number of geoscientific issues in certain regions related to the application of article 76, paragraph 6, which arose during the interaction between the delegation and the Subcommission.
New Zealand Diversity Action Programme: The Human Rights Commission played a central role in facilitating the New Zealand Diversity Action Programme, which arose from a national diversity forum at Parliament in August 2004.
the Air France workers on trial for the"shirt-ripping case" over an incident on 5 October 2015, which arose from a dispute over the aviation giant's plans to cut 2,900 jobs.
tries to solve only those problems, which arose as a result of the use of in-house software.
By so doing, the draft addressed the difficult situation which arose when successor States did not wish to attribute their nationality to the persons concerned
most of which arose in connection with the definitions in article 1 establishing the categories of operations
Powderly broadened his organizing base, and became a leading figure in the secretive Knights of Labor, which arose in the early 1880s to become one of the largest labor unions of the period.
the same was not true of demand, which arose from people from developed countries who came to developing countries to indulge in practices forbidden by their national laws.
Similar factors may explain the disappearance around 1750 B.C. of the Harappan civilizations, which arose around 2300 B.C. along the Indus River in what is now Pakistan;
recorded by UNOPS and that initially recorded by UNDP, which arose from an incorrect adjustment entered by UNDP on the management service agreement.
we rescued the minimalist style, which arose from a series of artistic