Приклади вживання From the former soviet union Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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which broke away from the former Soviet Union in 1991.
second- Chinese, third are the producers from the former Soviet Union, working mainly on their home market.
inherited by Ukraine from the former Soviet Union, have been disposed of.
in 2005 the number of immigrants from the former Soviet Union fell by 18%,
Anyone who receives substantial funds from the former Soviet Union should know that this money is risky
Organizers take guests around the city on a bus to show them the palatial homes owned by some of the richest people from the former Soviet Union, including Russian tycoons Roman Abramovich and Oleg Deripaska,
organized crime groups from the former Soviet Union, collectively referred to as"Russian" organized crime groups, have invested profits from trafficking in women, along with other activities, into legitimate businesses.
Shevchenko has been the most success footballing export from the former Soviet Union, delighting Ukraine's football-mad population
but the pilots from the former Soviet Union know how to fly them
Following a decision to transfer all tactical and strategic nuclear weapons inherited from the former Soviet Union to the Russian Federation, Ukraine acceded on 5 December 1994,
In the same year, the first group of experts from the former Soviet Union was engaged to work at the college,
to offer the way of salvation to many people who came from the former Soviet Union and who were raised under the atheistic system of communism.
there was a huge demand for Russian-proficient professionals who could help with learning the experience of socialist construction from the former Soviet Union.
Azerbaijan has nevertheless made a very successful transition to an expanding market economy since achieving its independence from the former Soviet Union in 1991.
who has just written a fascinating account of Ukraine's turbulent years since regaining its independence from the former Soviet Union in 1991.
Drawing on new archival sources from the former Soviet Union and bringing together researchers from Ukraine,
said criminal entrepreneurs from the former Soviet Union“thrive where they can leverage clumsy bureaucracies
Prosecutors described Shulaya as a"vor"-- the Russian word for thief-- which they said in criminal jargon means that he belongs to an"order of elite criminals from the former Soviet Union who receive tribute from other criminals, offer protection, and use their recognized status as vor to adjudicate disputes among lower-level criminals.".
the first ever charged with racketeering in the United States, prosecutors said,">explaining that he belongs to an"order of elite criminals from the former Soviet Union who receive tribute from other criminals,