Examples of using Permanent state in English and their translations into Russian
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declare a permanent state of joy in Eldorado
in the General Statute of Permanent State Employees in the case of those in the public sector.
soon be followed by a permanent peace and a permanent State for the Palestinians.
contribute to stability in the long term and encourage Côte d'Ivoire to join the Rome Statute as a permanent State party.
using the occupation and the permanent state of low-intensity as a laboratory for testing the latest military and security equipment
one in which all of us would find ourselves in a permanent state of contemplation.
impair digestion and cause a permanent state of emotional stress after birth would cause him bodily
with time, of helping to pull the sub-region out of its permanent state of economic stagnation.
thereby ending a period of nearly six years in which not a single woman held a permanent state secretary position.
which is a permanent state, independent of the circumstances of life, causeless.
Hungarian citizens above 18, and minor Hungarian citizens at least 16 years of age taken into permanent State care are eligible to the following subsidies under Sub-paragraphs a-c above(direct subsidies)
the turn of the century shows us a world that is threatened and in a permanent state of uncertainty about the destiny
The Committee further noted the Government's statement that no text yet exists concerning the special conditions of service of permanent state employees, under section 12,
is the intention to keep the victim in a permanent state of fear based on unpredictable violence by seeking to reduce the person to submission
We are an NGO, without any permanent state or municipal financial support.
She's in a permanent state of depression, always in tears.
A permanent state of happiness is about the ability to enjoy tiny positive moments.
At 31 December 1992, of a total of 34,330 permanent State officials, only 8,861,
In 2010 the Constitutional Court found that a Government decree granting salary benefits only to certain permanent State employees was discriminatory.
Women and their families lived in a permanent state of insecurity, tension and fear E/CN.4/2005/72/Add.4, para. 74.