Examples of using Often only in English and their translations into Russian
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However, placing a client in a shelter often only postpones solving his/her problem,
Chicken vaccines are often only vaguely similar to circulating flu strains- some contain an H5N2 strain isolated in Mexico years ago.
Veracruz became the principal and often only port to export and import goods between the colony of New Spain
very often only after a specific request, takes place in 10 municipalities.
bilateral treaties, and often only on the basis of reciprocity.
Yet, the threats to physical security which the displaced flee to escape often only follow them into the communities in which they seek refuge.
bilateral treaties, and often only on the basis of reciprocity.
diarrhea and fever often only in advanced cases.
as there is often only a slight permanent gain if anabolics are discontinued incorrectly.
in which a rise in profits can often only be achieved through a reduction in process costs.
One benefit of public consultation in this form is that it is often only at this stage that citizens
UNMAS is not present, the UNDP acts as that country's first and often only link with outside donors.
A benefit of public consultation in this form is that it is often only at this stage that citizens
Experience has also shown that the results of human resource development can take some time before becoming visible: often only after a critical mass of talent has been built up in many different fields does a country"take off" into self-sustaining growth.
Land in the occupied territories is also confiscated for the building of quarries, often only a few kilometres outside the Green Line,
Unfortunately, the judge is often the poor relation in our societies, and all too often only through crises highlighting the impecuniosity of the judicial apparatus can the parsimony of the budgetary authorities towards it be overcome.
Sooner even, often only time gradually leads to them really competent judges(…): they consequently give their powerful voice,
the State party do not always have the same degree of access to evidence and that often only the State party holds the necessary information.
job insecurity, which adversely affects staff morale; it has also contributed to an increased departure rate of staff members often only a few months before the end of a trial.
they will realize that relationships for the purpose of earthly experiences are often only of a temporary nature.