Examples of using Paralysing in English and their translations into Russian
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been characterized as"drastic and oppressive" and as"paralysing.
In addition, article 3 prohibits the possession of devices manufactured on the basis of asphyxiating, paralysing or poisonous gases.
a booby-trap is triggered, paralysing him and Glitz.
life after death without a paralysing fear.
electric shocks or paralysing gases in deportations.
the HIV/AIDS pandemic was taking a catastrophic toll in many African societies, paralysing their economies and ruining their social fabric.
New initiatives are essential to end the paralysing constraint of the international debts of severely indebted countries.
which calls us to expel the paralysing burden of cynicism from the future of politics
virtually paralysing our ability to discover more elements and map the contours of the natural world.
It is important for us to stop paralysing ourselves by a fruitless confrontation of maximalist positions and obscure procedural quarrels.
It would also free the United Nations from its paralysing dependence on the unpredictable payment of individual assessments for each mission when making disbursements of dues owed to Member States.
And paralysing contempt of the government.
A failure by political actors to overcome partisan interests has resulted in political deadlock and inertia, paralysing Parliament and other key institutions.
increased tensions on the ground in recent weeks risk paralysing the Goma process.
The possibility of extended data-centre outages disrupting or even paralysing the global operations of the Organization during the General Assembly's sixtyfourth session, even though difficult to imagine.
the second refers to the legislative changes aimed at paralysing the works of the Tribunal.
which would preclude the possibility of a watercourse State paralysing another State by alleging that it was causing harm which,
with the aim of endangering public health or the environment or paralysing economic activity.
The proliferation of conflicts in the world and the involvement of the United Nations in their settlement are such that we cannot afford a potentially paralysing major overhaul of machinery that not only is not broken but is actually functioning smoothly.
The prohibition also includes devices manufactured on the basis of asphyxiating, paralysing or poisonous gases,