Examples of using Exceptionally large in English and their translations into Russian
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in Nairobi that year, which attracted an exceptionally large number of delegates around 3,000.
sensitive to the treatment of the single high-abundance station, the station with the exceptionally large catch was omitted from the analysis as a precautionary approach to biomass estimation.
who had assumed an exceptionally large amount of work.
animal life, with an exceptionally large number of endemic species.
OIOS is concerned that the Special Representative's failure to address an exceptionally large number of the recommendations of the Task Force
animal life, with an exceptionally large number of endemic species.
were mainly due to exceptionally large seizures in southern Africa
the United Nations Mission in the Sudan, which are exceptionally large and.
which are exceptionally large and complex integrated missions.
This has made longer-term exceptionally large borrowing more attractive,
Despite removing a survey station with an exceptionally large catch in the 1990 survey,
By local standards, the investment is exceptionally large, but it sets an excellent precedent in a society that is developing rapidly,' explains Miika Koskela,
As time progressed,"Daniel Lambert" came to mean anything exceptionally large; Herbert Spencer's The Study of Sociology used the phrase"a Daniel Lambert of learning", while Thomas Carlyle
global aid flows had fallen by almost 8 per cent in 1993; among traditional donors the cuts had been exceptionally large.
whether a given amount of narcotics is to be qualified as constituting a"small","large" or"exceptionally large" amount.
which had exceptionally large child populations
progress had been affected by the exceptionally large number of new cases filed in the first half of 2008, in particular disciplinary cases.
that the documents were being prepared away from Headquarters or to the exceptionally large quantity of in-session General Assembly documentation attributable to the many working groups which were discussing the reform process.
prisoners of conscience were designated as terrorists, as well as the charge that an exceptionally large number of people were tried for terrorism or treason.
progress was affected by the exceptionally large number of new cases filed in the first half of 2008.