Examples of using One open in English and their translations into Russian
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where there is only one open meeting but with large delegate participation;
To this end, it included 28 closed questions(with multiple-choice option) and one open question for qualitative assessment or suggestions to be made, in addition to
including one open debate, five debates,
including five open briefings and one open debate on protection of civilians in armed conflict.
including 17 sessions of informal consultations and one open debate on peace,
the subject that cognizes it represent one open system which is modeled in Self-Consciousness
and held one open debate on the situation in the Democratic Republic of the Congo as well as one formal session concerning the letter dated 24 March from the Permanent Representative of the Russian Federation to the President of the Council S/1999/320.
Three meetings were devoted to the Democratic Republic of the Congo, one open briefing focusing on human rights violations,
This resulted in one open debate(on the role of the Security Council in the closure and transition of peacekeeping operations), eight open briefings(on UNHCR, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kosovo, Ethiopia-Eritrea, the International Tribunals for the Former Yugoslavia and Rwanda, East Timor, the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Guinea-Bissau), one open meeting(on the Middle East) and one briefing(on East Timor) at a private meeting of the Council,
That means that one opened position is secured by another opened position.
Water is of extreme importance and one opened in the program fast weight loss.
Fly one opens grand sale.
This one opens to Sonora. Oh, far out.
Since time was, it has not been heard that any one opened the eyes of one born blind.
When studying another language, one opens oneself to a new universe in terms of communication and culture.
When one opens an account with a legit
And what they heard were Ron's announcements of the latest breakthroughs and developments- each one opening a new gate to personal freedom
Can we leave one open, Professor?