Examples of using It based in English and their translations into Russian
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RPMNF research vessel Hercules is flagged in Malta, where it based in Valletta during the off-season,
The international system can only properly function if it based on clear and predictable rules that apply equally to all Member States.
Was it based on his good works, name
It based its malicious accusations against Iran solely on hearsay
there are plans to organize it based upon the existing training center belonged to Uzbekistan Airways.
We spend a lot of time evaluating the course and improving it based on the feedback we get.
because it based on a concept of the extrasensory perception.
most of it based on gossip and rumor he picked up from social contacts.
say,"I gave to that charity," was it based in ME?
This formula was named the Fechner-Weber law, because it based on the theory of the just-noticeable difference,
It based its work on a document containing a revised text of the draft Protocol against the Smuggling of Migrants by Land, Air and Sea,
It based its work on a document containing a revised text of the draft Protocol against the Smuggling of Migrants by Land, Air
It based its work on a revised text of the draft Protocol to Prevent, Suppress
The Government of Japan recognizes trafficking in persons as a serious human rights infringement and addresses it based on"Japan's Action Plan of Measures to Combat Trafficking in Persons," formulated in December 2004 revised in December 2009.
suggests ways to improve it based on the restructuring of the organization of cost accounting
The Committee noted the Government's information concerning the strategy for the development of basic education it launched and on which it based several measures aimed at increasing the educational opportunities for boys
The obligation to state grounds means, for the authority, that it must indicate the grounds on which it based its decision, so that the party can appeal in full knowledge of the facts
It based its discussion on a document containing the revised draft Protocol to Prevent,
On 17 January 2005, the author denies that the Department of Justice itself discovered any evidence of improper use of equipment by"Civil Initiatives" on which it based the first written warning of 13 May 2002.
It based its scope and assumptions on the organisation of work known within the broader humanitarian disarmament

