Examples of using Often expressed in English and their translations into Russian
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mercury compounds, often expressed as"total mercury", to the atmosphere
reducing releases of mercury and mercury compounds, often expressed as"total mercury", to land
related intolerance, which were often expressed in the lack of access to adequate housing,
negotiation groups, often expressed a high level of satisfaction with support received from the secretariat in terms of substantive,
A point of view often expressed on a.s.h itself is that the existence of a.s.h actually prevented many deaths by allowing people considering suicide to connect with others who have the same feelings
continued disaffection of Madhesis and other communities(often expressed in different forms of protest action)
interest continues to grow in the Western press, due in part to the fact that Punk TV's trademark Mancunian style is often expressed in instrumental forms.
I also want to emphasize that any expansion in the composition of the Security Council must take into account Africa's claims-- as set out at the Organization of African Unity summit held in Harare in 1997 and often expressed by my own and many other African delegations-- to allocate to Africa at least two permanent, rotating seats and two additional non-permanent seats.
This explains the concern, often expressed by small and highly specialized agencies such as the International Maritime Organization(IMO),
Reaffirms the need to address the often expressed concern regarding the extent of representation of developing countries in the major standard-setting bodies, therefore welcomes,
They often express their humour here with gunfire.
Through this folklore form people often express their critical attitude to authorities
the early post-war period, often expressing a yearning for a peaceful past,
Countries often express concerns for the confidentiality of respondents
The guests, whom we invite to the meetings of the People's Council, often express their impressions of how clearly
It has a rich gamut of facial expressions and often expresses love by exuding hearts over its head.
From the general situation, which often expresses the law of science,
semi-peripheral parts of the diaspora, despite often expressing their intention to stay for good,
immunity is well-settled both in judicial decisions and the legal literature, which often express this idea by qualifying immunity ratione personae as"complete","full","integral" or"absolute.
Artists in Israel express themselves in various artistic fields and often express political views.