Приклади вживання Being under Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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honor, being under the patronage of his famous clients.
there are no credible reports of any ethnic Russians being under threat.
honor, being under the patronage of his famous customers.
Moreover, we also provide"One package solution" that has been enhancing our service to many outsourcing customers, being under the predominance.
The head of state also mentioned Ukraine's initiative to send international humanitarian aid to Luhansk, which, being under terrorist control,
Binary options trading provides a great way for investors to make profits while at the same time not being under a lot of pressure.
Perhaps, then, becomes apparent that the child, being under house arrest,
Things were created for the sake of being under his authority and being used for his good purposes.
At the same time prisoners being under government's control stayed at the occupied territory.
the general leadership of the UN mission and OSCE, not being under its control.
The development of Vinnytsia city in 2016 continued being under pressure of the political instability in Ukraine.
Foustanella skirt consists of 400 pleats which symbolize the years of Greece being under the Ottoman rule.
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Whereas on the right, the information is consistent with those two tiles being under the same light.
The IT industry in Ukraine continues to gain pace and develop, albeit being under the close supervision of the state.
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New development concepts of products and processes being under continuously increasing demands to the properties of our materials provide us with new challenges,
Even now, being under investigation, he continues hearing cases
he could attend the court hearing, being under house arrest."- Marcin Święcicki commented on the results of monitoring of the case of Aleksander Orlow.
cabin crew member who refuses to cooperate or who has been identified as being under the influence of alcohol after a positive test,