Examples of using It suffices in English and their translations into Russian
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then it suffices only to provide a housing unit conforming to the norms.
O when may it suffice?
Cluster munitions could no longer be considered a weapon for which it sufficed to apply the general rules of international humanitarian law at the discretion of individual States.
It sufficed to recall that Belarus was among the sponsors of the General Assembly resolution adopted in 1991 which rejected the assimilation of Zionism with racism.
It sufficed to consult the various reports which the Secretary-General had prepared on the question since 1991 to see that the opposite was true.
In earlier years it sufficed to read the Iranian press regularly
It suffice to say that the Foreign Ministry of this country has established an agency that will coordinate cooperation of the Uzbek authorities with the CSTO countries”, said Borduzha.
Even in that context, it sufficed, according to this view, for the custodial State to be party to the statute;
When it suffice and the, everyone was so,
Szabo didn't have to invest in a wholly new camera infrastructure to make this possible- it sufficed to integrate five new Bosch cameras into the existing network.
even practical for the office of departure to verify the accuracy? Or would it suffice to simply check that the HS code declared on the TIR Carnet is the same
With a view of having a full picture of the real state of things in the Nagorno-Karabakh Republic and around it, suffice it to refer to excerpts from the cipher text sent to the USSR Interior Ministry by the head of the Department of the Interior of NKAO general V.
thus it sufficed to make such a clarification in the commentary.
It suffices to walk, just walk.
It suffices to stress again that the target appears to be overambitious.
When parking on a level road surface, it suffices to engage selector lever position P.
It suffices that the recipient"favours" the briber or another person in his or her function or duties.
It suffices, in principle, for two requirements to be met if the Court is to decide a contentious case.
It suffices to consider the simple example.