Examples of using A second part in English and their translations into Russian
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One of the most comprehensive pirate games is the'Pirateers' also has a second part, these pirate games can emulate a real pirate recruiting sailors in town
reservations to treaties; and a second part, on the validity of reservations.
to adjourn and resume at a second part had been a calculated risk,
is a radical hypothesis in psychology that argues that the human mind once operated in a state in which cognitive functions were divided between one part of the brain which appears to be"speaking", and a second part which listens and obeys- a bicameral mind.
even revise some of the concepts already presented, and a second part, containing some draft articles
the"internal regulatory framework governing the question of religion"; a second part entitled"The contribution of education to more effective promotion of religious tolerance", and a third part
the“internal regulatory framework governing the question of religion”; a second part entitled“The contribution of education to more effective promotion of religious tolerance”; and a third part
It's a second part.
That motto has a second part.-Yes?
Amber Road as a second part of the expedition?
This is a second part of composition in motion class.
A second part of the NBK plan involves the establishment of the Distressed Asset Fund DAF.
Quantitative data will be available from the evaluation rating that constitutes a second part of this research.
already has a second part of the first success entitled Cars 2.
A second part of those guidelines could include proposals for Governments to support that participation by the business sector.
Therefore, as a second part of his strategy he ordered a battalion of mounted spear-men to advance
There is a second part of the project, the so-called"micro-environment" including building surroundings, planting of greenery
A second part of follow-on financing for UNMIK,
A second part of the solution was the installation of SKF SPEEDI-SLEEVE, a thin metallic protective
Mr. Joinet proposed to identify the trends and, in a second part, to elaborate guidelines