Examples of using Foreign observers in English and their translations into German
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to send out a clear signal, not least by allowing foreign observers into the country to assess the situation for themselves.
Foreign observers were present when the voting took place in Zimbabwe on March 29, and their presence helped to ensure that the election itself was peaceful.
Many foreign observers, especially from Australia
Foreign observers usually had a negative opinion of Mongolian monks,
Some foreign observers are alarmed by this.
However, if foreign observers to be objective,
Even foreign observers notice that given the number of our population there are too many politicians.
In so doing, he created a situation in which he could win elections and in which he could tell foreign observers that he was at least better than the nationalist alternative.
Foreign observers had predicted that the new State would not have succeeded in surviving for long,
Lüdi Kong noted the ultimately positive effects of foreign observers in China in the 1980s interpreting all avant-garde art as necessarily dissident,
The Ecumenical Patriarchate, as a foreign observer observes, only receives“collateral damage.”.
To a foreign observer, the Char'kov Trial(which was filmed,
Many domestic and foreign observers have predicted that the popular uprising will break out again.
But before foreign observers get too smug,
Since the time of the Cold War, the facility attracted close attention of foreign observers and Western intelligence agencies.
In this case Israel's consistent refusal to admit foreign observers is willingly accepted by Washington's preachers of morality.
The Algerian military leadership was in an uproar because foreign observers should by no means be allowed to conduct on-site inquiries.
Some foreign observers estimated that Falun Gong adherents constituted at least half of the 250,000 officially recorded inmates in reeducation- through-labor camps.
This hearing was eventually rescheduled by the Angolan authorities in an apparent attempt to dissuade foreign observers and members of the public from attending the hearing.
Communications from authorities, private letters and diary entries, as well as newspaper articles and reports by foreign observers are referenced in the process