Examples of using It marks in English and their translations into Russian
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It marks the fulfilment of the mandates set out by the General Assembly in its resolutions 55/61
It marks a striking contrast to recent all-metal iPhone models,
It marks four decades of repression of the Palestinian people,
It marks goals, tasks
At maximum cut depth it marks roughly the outer diameter of the saw disc,
Moreover, it marks an unacceptably long period in which the international community has failed to bring an end to the plight of the Palestinian people in the occupied Palestinian territory.
It marks the point where a major road entered the Roman town that preceded medieval Dubrovnik,
It marks prospects of interaction of Ukrainian economy with economies of Middle East countries on the basis of analysis of the state of qualitative
In the latter case, it marks the limit beyond which vessels must not proceed so long as access to the permanent structure is prohibited by the marks prescribed under 3, above.
In the case of maximum cutting depth, it marks approximately the outside diameter of the saw blade
It marks the beginning of the Great Transition of the entire planet
It marks the date of the adoption of the Convention on Wetlands on 2 February 1971, in the Iranian
It marks the target date for the achievement of Millennium Development Goal 6 on HIV and AIDS.
It marks the phase of policy prior to war;
It marks the beginning of a new path in the history of Parex banka and starts the process of the bank's transformation.
It marks a unique opportunity for us to stop
It marks the 50th anniversary of the 1951 Convention on which all our work to protect refugees is founded.
This year's Human Rights Day holds special meaning, as it marks the end of the United Nations Decade for Human Rights Education, 1995-2004.
It marks the first global stocktaking of the progress made in implementing the Millennium Declaration agreed upon by the international community five years ago.
This remains a priority for New Zealand, not simply because it marks an end to testing,