英語 での Post-war の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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Under Japan's post-war constitution, the emperor has no political powers.
Because the war itself is illegal, any post-war U.S. occupation will be illegal too.
The city, like many others in the South, suffered from post-war depression.
It is only since the Meiji and, especially, post-war periods that women have danced ryūkyū buyō.
In this book, the outstanding work of leading couturiers is discussed in detail, set against the context of the post-war years, the growth of the international export market and the establishment of boutique and ready-to-wear lines.
Even though the longest economic recovery in the post-war era has been achieved and demand has increased to such a degree that firms suffer from labor shortage more acute than during the bubble period, not a few firms have expressed cautious views about the future.
In 1909 the Company merged with the"Cementisti"(Cement Workers Company). During the post-war period the Co-operative took part in the reconstruction process and in the considerable growth of Italy's infrastructure and industrial structure.
We have inherited the gene for this pioneering spirit and have constantly lead Japan's chemical industry by producing octanol, DOP, advanced compound fertilizers and ultra-high-purity metallic silicon for the first time in Japan in the post-war period.
Recalling to people anew that music was originally accompanied by gestures and actions, his performances have had great influence upon the various styles of post-war composition.
The Development of Post-War American Art Abstract Expressionism, as seen in the work of artists such as Willem de Kooning, whose violent touch emphasized the materiality of paint, is often said to mark the birth of American abstract art.
From the post-war years to the mid-1980s, Sprague produced electrical components for the booming consumer electronics market, but competition from abroad led to declining sales and, in 1985, the company closed operations on Marshall Street.
In this way, the Kurobe Dam and the Kurobe River No. 4 Hydropower Plant were completed in 1963, greatly contributing to the development of heavy industry, stable living for the people, and post-war reconstruction in the Kansai area.
With the end of the Cold War resulting in civil wars and regional conflicts, as well as frequent occurrences of terrorism, efforts such as peacekeeping/ building and post-war reconstruction have become increasingly important.
It was founded by volunteers from the Yokohama City Central Wholesale Market with the aim of securing food for the people of Yokohama and assisting post-war reconstruction by earning foreign currency through the export of marine products to the U. S.
This opinion has dealt in Section III.3 with the ways in which the development of human rights in the post-war years has made an impact on"considerations of humanity" and"dictates of public conscience".
In contrast, Japan did not clean its political house, and many war criminals and suspected war criminals came back to serve in the post-War Japanese Government.
But the pattern of trade, the direction of investment, and, increasingly, the nature of intra-regional capital flows, are painting a vastly different picture for the future than the one that has dominated post-war Asia.
Stage III: The real-life post-war heavy tanks operated by Polish armed forces were nothing but slightly modified Soviet machines.
Compiled by Ainley and collectors Richard Noblett and Duncan Brooker, the series captures the joys and struggles of post-war immigrants(mostly from the Caribbean) in the UK.
The memory of the painful journey of the War and of the difficult journey of the second post-war period is a constant reminder of this.