Examples of using Having only in English and their translations into Russian
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Girls having only primary education are abducted more often(10%)
Thus, having only $100, you get the opportunity to conclude CFD transactions for up to$ 100,000.
field inventory works with centimeter accuracy having only a GNSS-receiver.
with the IT Content Manager having only to insert into the system the websites that are to be stored into the index.
However, the Division lacked adequate standing capacity in the area of documents processing, having only 159 staff translators
Very often the actual outcomes(or opportunities) of persons having a combination of such characteristics are(systematically) lower than the outcomes of persons having only one disadvantageous characteristic.
In late July Mola's troops suffered a shortage of ammunition having only 26,000 rounds of ammunition.
unvoiced stop pairs/p b/,/t d/,/k ɡ/, having only the voiceless one of each pair.
Such a scenario was already implemented in the elections in Gagauzia: having only one deputy out of 35, Plahotniuc managed to form a majority
Despite having only tenuous links with fighters on the ground
being the only container port in the region and having only one terminal operator, namely PSA/Akfen,
during one vacation you will be able to teach them the same amount you would be able to teach them in three up to even six months, having only one lesson a week.
The text reproduced below was prepared by the expert from Germany to introduce provisions for vehicles having only one seat row
If a graph is represented with segments having only k directions
proposed the introduction of requirements for ISOFIX anchorages for vehicles having only one seat row
main room a sensor having only 5 MP(Equipped
humiliate dignity and do physical harm to those using contraceptive measures and those having only sons or only daughters Article 9.
Having only 7% of the world's population, the ECE region,
Some States reported having only one shelter(Jordan,
Some familiar cycles are discrete, having only a finite number of elements: there are seven days of the week,