Examples of using Firmly established in English and their translations into Russian
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the environment are now firmly established.
the school did become firmly established and led to the development of the Turkish State Ballet.
Commonwealth of Massachusetts v. Nathaniel Jennison, firmly established that slavery was incompatible with the new state constitution.
From the simple FX Charts platform, to the powerful MetaTrader 5 software package- each of our products were well ahead of their time and firmly established their market position.
which was already firmly established at the time of the League of Nations in respect of the Permanent Court of International Justice
Hepburn's reputation as one of America's best loved actors was firmly established by this point, as she was named favorite movie actress in a survey by People magazine and again won the popularity award from People's Choice.
now firmly established in Iquique prosecuted the war vigorously, and by the end
need for(and risks of) such devices was not firmly established.
reintegration be firmly established within a political process
Saudi Arabia said that the independence of the judicial authority is a firmly established principle for the protection of human rights,
now firmly established and acknowledged, has come to show that energetic action to promote the development of Africa is the best way to address the true causes of political
Mauritius believes that an arms trade treaty would serve to strengthen the principles firmly established in numerous international
It reiterated principles firmly established in international law, including the principle of res inter alios acta
UNEP firmly established itself as a partner of the International Olympic Committee
help us generate greater stability, allowing a security regime to be finally and firmly established in the Mediterranean.
thus more or less firmly established.
From the firmly established principles of international law mentioned above,
there is a firmly established legal rule that a law takes effect from the date of its promulgation
Armed with these two rules, firmly established in his sunlit position,
it appears inconsistent to apply a stricter rule to those whose guilt has not yet been firmly established than to those who have been convicted.