Examples of using Often takes in English and their translations into Russian
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Renovation work often takes some time and a perfect outdoor masking tape needs to come off without leaving traces
This guidance often takes the form of manuals
these transactions take place in the presence of an adviser to the Rwandan Presidency, who often takes part in the haggling.
Throughout the West Bank there is evidence of settler violence, which often takes the form of destroying Palestinian olive groves or obstructing the olive harvest.
Within the bounds of available resources, the Special Rapporteur often takes concrete steps to follow up to his letters of allegation
The correct diagnosis often takes a long time from the onset of the disease- up to six months,
ICAHD often takes legal actions on behalf of Palestinians whose houses have been demolished
In Italian architecture, a loggia often takes the form of a small,
The unraveling of the wires often takes a lot of time and effort,
getting copies often takes a long time.
However, participatory evaluation needs to go hand-in-hand with scientific evaluation which often takes into account more long-term issues.
the theme of heavy alcoholic libations in these games often takes center stage.
other social media shows that the campaign against the disclosure of Kremlin trolls often takes the form of a witch hunt,
Since the public education system often takes a long time to change school curricula(even two to three years can be"long" in the digital age), the private sector plays an important role in providing specialized training.
Clinical franchising often takes the form of a fractional model where franchised services are added to an existing medical practice,
often the sacred place of creation;">this center often takes the form of a tree,
I must say that the Pacific islands region often takes a back seat in the councils of the greater Powers, which are prone
it is a frequently reported practice to physically punish children in schools as a form of discipline, which often takes the form of physical,
operation in the new location often takes time, countries can be disadvantaged if the category is deemed unserviceable in the new location prior to it becoming established.
and compensation often takes non-pecuniary forms such as an apology,