Examples of using Perhaps more in English and their translations into Russian
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Many hundreds. Perhaps more.
My body felt the impact of her plummeting down, perhaps more than she did herself.
It takes courage and perhaps more than courage.
Other perhaps more important European elections are French presidential voting next spring
Perhaps more importantly, the structure of the Security Council is such that it is difficult to abuse its powers.
First, that now, perhaps more than ever before, it is essential to create a better understanding of the Organization
As we all are aware, Africa, perhaps more than all the world's continents,
The Charter of the United Nations is perhaps more relevant today than it was at the time of its creation.
In addition- and perhaps more significantly- NSA are provided by nuclear-weapon States within the framework of their legally binding nuclear-weapon-free-zone(NWFZ) engagements.
Provence, perhaps more than any other region, truly captures the very essence of all that is Fr.
And perhaps more alarmingly than the number of families borrowing,
Today, the international community is united, perhaps more than at any other time, in recognizing as a fundamental goal the complete elimination of all nuclear weapons.
Perhaps more relevantly, the measures taken by the Security Council since 1990 have not involved“criminalizing” States,
The subgroup identified that quantifying these errors was perhaps more important than the methods with which the errors were combined.
Perhaps more worrisome than the rise in terrorism,
Perhaps more importantly, student-led businesses can introduce learners to the possibility of different pathways into employment, such as entrepreneurialism.
Perhaps more than anything else, it is this openly proclaimed objective of abrogating Cuba's sovereignty
An alternative and perhaps more promising for the next time the method is a method detsellyurizirovannyh matrices.
My delegation is open to other and perhaps more detailed suggestions to improve the Council's report.
On the same topic, although perhaps more robustly, the 1970 Declaration ended the section on self-determination by stating that.