Examples of using Some practices in English and their translations into Russian
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I'm going to be sharing some practices that you can do to help throw off that stress and reclaim your Happy Self in no time!
I'm going to be sharing some practices that you can do to help throw off that stress and reclaim your Happy Self in no time! First.
The indigenous pastoralists of Africa have developed some practices over time, which help mitigate the effects of drought.
In response to the questions, the representative explained that some practices and traditions were favourable to women,
still some local laws that are based on the tutelary doctrine and some practices persist that should be modified in the light of international standards.
regions and the global community and some practices had already caused irreversible harm to the world environment.
attempted to limit their abuses by regulating some practices and banning others.
Interlocutors recognized that after the Orange Revolution, some practices and policies that led to de facto censorship- such as the"temniki"- have been loosened
However, there were indications that some practices and working methods of the police
For example, if a registration-based system is chosen, some practices may need to be excluded from a registration-based priority regime
from practising their religion, although there were some practices and rituals that were contrary to public order
Some practices could undoubtedly be gruelling for the victim,
Some practices have been included in the report even where they might not be well implemented,
But it would be necessary to take into account that TNCs may regard some practices(such as tied purchases)
endorsed his decision to consider both the limits relating to the obligation to respect the human rights of persons being expelled and some practices that were prohibited by international law on expulsion.
While in some practices(e.g. factoring)
Migration has contributed to strengthen some practices that violate women's rights,
as well as some practices, that are incompatible with the principle of non-discrimination enshrined in the Covenant arts. 2 and 26.
women were seen as a way of life in Uzbekistan but some practices, acceptable in the West,