Examples of using Nears in English and their translations into Russian
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As the deployment of UNAMSIL nears completion and the disarmament, demobilization
As 2015 nears and the international community considers new approaches to accelerate the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals by the agreed date,
As this initial training of local police in the Federation nears completion, a new IPTF Curriculum and Evaluation Section has been
In addition, as the Tribunal nears the completion of its mandate,
Rather, as the Organization nears its sixtieth anniversary, we should also
As the International Space Station nears completion, the partners are focused on completing its construction
As the United Nations nears the end of its verification of the pending agreements, I call on the Salvadoran
As Bishop's team nears the penthouse, a sniper injures Sharon Judd,
In some ways we would say that our mission nears completion, as we approach a time when all of the work put in to release you from the control of the Illuminati is showing results.
while unpervaded space nears the mid-point of the contracting phase,
With Afghans now fully responsible for the security of their country, and as ISAF nears the end of its mandate,
As the Tribunal nears the end of its mandate, highly qualified
these transactions can happen over a short period with the value of the product increasing as it nears the final point of distribution or sale.
established by the General Assembly, nears completion, the Committee invites the Assembly to consider further steps to redress the illegal situation.
The recruitment services provided by UNOPS have been dramatically reduced as the transition to the United Nations Office at Geneva of administration of those OHCHR field office staff formerly administered by UNOPS nears completion.
As UNAMID nears two years in Darfur, it has made significant strides towards full deployment
graphic works- unique books the number of which nears a dozen and a half.
As WILPF nears the 90th anniversary of its birth at The Hague,
These systems use computer control of individual wheel brakes to help the driver maintain control of the vehicle during extreme manoeuvres by keeping the vehicle headed in the direction the driver is steering even when the vehicle nears or reaches the limits of road traction.
due to misjudgement of the severity of a curve), the driver may lose control if the vehicle responds differently as it nears the limits of road traction than it does during ordinary driving.