Examples of using Some circles in English and their translations into Russian
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We know that in some circles it has been suggested that humanitarian intervention by a group of States particularly interested in a given crisis might be a valid substitute for the work of the Council.
These unprecedented offensives by the Azerbaijani side once again testify to the fact that some circles in the Azerbaijani Government have not resigned their futile
dismay over the continuing vicious campaign against Islam perpetuated by some circles, groups and figures in the west.
Some circles appeared to take the view that privatization was both necessary
wrong messages from some circles, since they saw that the non-signatories were not being pressured to join the organ of peace,
that there are evidently some circles that do not wish the investigation into traffic in organs in Kosovo to be completed,
The fact that some circles are lying clockwise
Denounces the vilifications made by some circles in non-OIC Member States concerning the ill-treatment of non-Muslim communities in OIC Member States(in the name of religious freedoms and so on)
In some circles.
It's a square with some circles and some triangles.
Well, Carlos, in some circles, beating people up at all is frowned upon.
In some circles the attitude remains that such a penalty should in certain instances be preserved.
Contrary to allegations from some circles, Uganda has not engaged these groups for any subversive manoeuvres.
These accusations are not inconsistent with the general tenor of the malicious campaign being waged by some circles against Iraq.
institutional use, except from some circles in Paris, Versailles and Eu.
The name of Muravej company in some circles has become a common name meaning high quality service
There is a belief, in some circles, that counter-terrorism and human security are essentially contradictory
Mr. Caffrey, when you're known in some circles as a con man
Recognizing the Nanjing Massacre as such can be viewed in some circles in Japan as"Japan bashing"(in the case of foreigners)
as is being actively advocated in some circles.