Examples of using It reflected in English and their translations into Russian
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It reflected the clear human rights obligations of Member States to prevent
The sponsor delegation observed that it reflected the essence of the main provisions found in the operative part of the Declaration.
It reflected the commitment and resolve of Member States to revitalize
That would be good if it reflected a genuine unity of purpose among Member States in responding to global challenges.
An association of five major fast-growing economies, it reflected the realities of the evolving multipolar world and sought confrontation with no one.
It reflected Tokelau's view that the Modern House project was the means to achieve self-determination.
It reflected the discussions held,
It reflected the conclusions of the Working Group on the Practice of States and International Organizations in Registering Space Objects,
It reflected the Committee's discussions,
of the guidance document, noting that it reflected comments received during and since the second session of the International Conference on Chemicals Management.
It reflected, objectively and comprehensively, the problems arising from the imposition of sanctions by the Security Council,
indicated that it preferred the word Turcaian(pronounced Tur-kay-an) because it reflected both groups of islands and was short
It reflected an awareness that issues of international science policy related to economic wealth
It reflected the policy position that an aggressor State should not be able to relieve itself of its treaty commitments as a consequence of a conflict that it had initiated.
However, on some issues, it reflected a consensus that did not, in fact.
That part of the draft decision was all the more important in that it reflected article 4 of the Convention,
The Panel adjusted the amount calculated in step one so that it reflected that portion of the business attributable to operations in the compensable area.
It reflected the large variety of positions
It reflected the Zionist conviction that it was both necessary