Examples of using Name given in English and their translations into Russian
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According to legend, the fort was built in 1201 by Prince Roman Mstislavovich, and the name given by the name of his son.
The name Musō Shinden-ryū most likely comes from the name given to the Shimomura branch by Hosokawa, Musō Shinden Eishin-ryū 無雙神傳英信流.
Through the personality of the rebellious girl Cyndi(the name given to Personality 4), he has manifested pyrokinesis.
Through the personality of Sally(the name given to Personality 67), he has the appearance of an obese woman with Hulk-like super-strength
Under article 54 of the Civil Code of the Kyrgyz Republic, the name given to a citizen at birth must be registered.
in Roman times was named EPETIUM, according to which the name given to our restaurant and guesthouse with a long tradition.
Golden lion- The name given in 1717'Coffee Tom'(London,the strand Street),
According to article 20 of the Civil Code, the name given to a citizen at birth is subject to registration in accordance with the civil registration procedure.
The phrasing or name given to a unilateral statement provides an indication of the purported legal effect.
The phrasing or name given to a unilateral statement provides an indication of the purported legal effect.
However, the phrasing or name given to the declaration by the State
The proper shipping name given in column(2) of Table C of Chapter 3.2,
The primeval history, the name given by biblical scholars to the first eleven chapters of the Book of Genesis,
The history and usage of the name Schoten may have come from the name given to the wooden dividing walls(schot in Dutch)
Newborn name given after a certain time after birth,
Such was the name given in ancient Judea to the Initiates,
The first official name given to the square in 1738,
The decision to refuse to register a trade name given reasons for the refusal to register the firm name,
in the case of foundlings, the name given to them by a court.
the concerned person and confirms his full name given by the Government.