Examples of using Other powerful in English and their translations into Russian
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explaining why most bodybuilders prefer it to other powerful steroids.
they in fact are inverted in currency of other powerful country and not connected to own Native land.
ASHGABAT-- Trafficking, selling drugs and other powerful psychoactive substances is as harmful to Turkmenistani society as extremism and terrorism, experts and officials said.
There are other powerful voices within Saudi Arabia that are clearly sending the message out.
This work is often seen by repressive governments, or other powerful interests, as a threat to the status quo.
All these and a multitude of other powerful functions improve translator's productivity
The Special Rapporteur perceives that, among many States and other powerful actors, commitment to the Declaration is weakened,
it is also essential to extend human rights obligations to other powerful actors, such as international organizations
resource dimensions permeating the current conflict, it considers that there are other powerful undercurrents rooted in the systematic marginalization of certain groups.
To this end Gijsbrecht IV- along with the other powerful lords Zweder of Abcoude,
and states and other powerful actors must be held accountable for delivering sustainable development.
human rights), introducing her report(A/66/265), said that poverty was often the result of poor policy choices by State authorities and other powerful economic entities.
Just as important factor there is an interference of other powerful intelligences who among themselves in confrontation
Vettori, and other powerful families.
in practice are used to censor content that the Government and other powerful entities do not like or agree with.
idolatry and rebellion among many other powerful demonic spirits.
catapults and other powerful weapons to prevent the arrival of orcs,
portray the industry truthfully, aware that he could potentially be sued by De Beers and other powerful mining corporations.
partisan objectives of members of the Security Council or other powerful States.
many interlocutors said that interference with the judiciary from the executive or other powerful stakeholders is still entrenched in the system.