Examples of using Offered no in English and their translations into French
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Several delegations noted that the most recent comprehensive report offered no new information to the Committee's deliberations.
The only access to the town was via the N13, which dominated the flooded marshes and offered no protection.
The administration noted that the United States industry offered no direct competition in this category,
The post brought with it the conductorship of the Bourton-on-the-Water Choral Society, which offered no extra remuneration
Punched paper tape offered no such amenities, leading to the development of online editing.
Though Iraq argued to the contrary, it offered no evidence to support a contrary conclusion.
However, it, offered no evidence to show that it had attempted to do so.
Moreover, the Tribunal notes that Mobicool offered no convincing evidence that would contradict the injury claims put forward by Koolatron.
If European legislation offered no guarantee of this, this could constitute an obstacle to the free movement of workers.
Further, PWGSC offered no justification for these specifications,
We invite you to an exciting concert of carols offered no secondary school students, 1, with.
They have offered no meaningful support to workers
They have offered no meaningful support to workers
The prosecutor has offered no doctor to rule out what we said because no doctors can.
F&T states that"SCOP acknowledged receipt of the consignment" but it offered no evidence in support of that assertion.
slower than the Fw 190D and offered no improvement in handling characteristics.
Moreover, reports were not always of adequate quality and offered no real budgetary insights.
Michael Gaulke emphasizes this very useful"bonus" of ALERT because the software OPEL used before offered no such possibilities.
who reportedly offered no resistance, were then handcuffed and brutally beaten and kicked by the police officers.
It would, of course, be difficult to identify the criteria for determining when a remedy was futile or when it offered no reasonable prospect of success.