Examples of using Having called in English and their translations into Russian
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Having called the draft nothing but a misunderstanding,
Having called the measures to support entrepreneurship unprecedented the Deputy Minister noted that"for example,
transferred from the previous Trial Chamber III. The Prosecution recently closed its case after having called 82 witnesses.
The President of Russia Dmitry Medvedev, having called Barack Obama's decision a“constructive step in the proper direction,” expressed the readiness to discuss with the USA“a joint work on risk assessment of missiles distribution in the world.”.
the Prosecution recently closed its case after having called 59 witnesses.
Ntabakuze and Nsengiyumva), transferred from the previous Trial Chamber III. The Prosecution closed its case in September 2004 after having called eighty-two witnesses.
With the release of the final report, political actors have become increasingly vocal, with some having called on the President to accept
convicted of having called two Turks perkersvin when they entered a kiosk in Danish slang,
Having called for US restraint in Afghanistan both in public and in meetings with US officials,
Having called for the cessation of outside interference in Afghanistan's internal affairs,
Dressing in prelate clothes and having called all consecrated cathedral,
the Flame(or Breath), having called into conscious being the highest of the Emanations of that special region,
US President Eisenhower, having called for an increase of American nuclear weaponry in 1956,
transferred from the previous Trial Chamber III. The Prosecution closed its case in September 2004 after having called eighty-two witnesses, and the Defence case started in April 2005.
Nsengiyumva), transferred from the previous Trial Chamber III. The Prosecution closed its case in September 2004 after having called eighty-two witnesses, and the Defence case started in April 2005.
Mr. President, for having called for the resumption of the tenth emergency special session of the General Assembly to examine a very serious,
that the reason of the detention was having called for a boycott of new presidential elections scheduled for 14 August 1993.
The Prosecution closed its case after having called fifty-nine witnesses and the Defence commenced its case on 31 January 2005.
I have called those initiatives"divisive" for the following reasons.
Recent events have called for mandatory psych evaluations.