Приклади вживання Were reduced Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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So, the capital costs for its construction were reduced by 1,5 times.
Prices for washing showcases were reduced.
The sizes of the coins were reduced(most substantially for the larger denominations)
Roses became synonymous with the worst excesses of the Roman Empire when the peasants were reduced to growing roses instead of food to satisfy the demands of their rulers.”.
The areas of the elevator and rudder were reduced by 14.2% and 25.2% respectively.
The timelines of the specialized expert examination were reduced depending on the type of Application from 180 to 50-155 days.
The map shows that concentrations of PM0.2 were reduced by between 0.5 and 9% with the LEZ.
During the reign of Alexander I, shipbuilding work were reduced, but the river shipbuilding continued.
Timber harvests in china were reduced from 32 million cubic meters in 1997 to 23 million cubic meters in 1999.
Also, markers of liver inflammation were reduced, while markers of liver health were increased.
Likewise the relegated teams' sponsorhip deals were reduced today to match the intended reduction.
On his diagnosis:"My expectations were reduced to zero when I was 21.
According to the new status of the President of Armenia, his powers in the foreign policy sphere were reduced.
Emissions were reduced by an estimated 38-52% during the first stage of the scheme
NO2: Average concentrations were reduced by 0.12 μg/m3, peak concentration reductions up to 0.16 μg/m3 on polluted streets.
the console settings knobs were reduced in size.
All the so-called"reforms" were reduced only to raising tariffs,
After the replacement of Shokin by Yuri Lutsenko, accusations against Zlochevsky were reduced to tax evasion,
Nasalik specified that volumes of the imported coal in two years were reduced from 10,5 million tons to 5 million tons.
Thus, while integrating into NATO, the armed forces of Czech were reduced from 132 thousand people in 1993 to 35 thousand people in 2010.