Examples of using There existed in English and their translations into Russian
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In the country of departure, there existed restrictions(tariff and non-tariff)
So, prior to the official history there existed a civilization which was either sailing or flying for a very long time.
The Working Party had also requested the IRU to analyze, on the basis of available information, whether there existed a correlation between the number of loading
Though there existed ample texts granting to women the same civil rights as men,
The Special Rapporteur recalled that there existed minimum international norms,
In the same period there existed 154 foreign schools with curricula depending on the community served.
In the beginning, we thought that there existed only one guerrilla-structured organization,
Therefore, there existed an ambiguous constitutional situation between 6 October 1900
In addition, there existed various civil associations
In the FRY there existed the Commission of the Federal Government for Cooperation with UNICEF
The Vice-Chair and some participants noted that there existed precedent and practical consideration for the exemption of small-scale facilities.
Before the NWA was founded in 1948, there existed many regional professional wrestling promotions across North America each promoting its own world champion.
Currently, there existed deep inequities in access to reproductive health services between and within countries.
In addition to these Tribal Territories, there existed some areas that were known as"Crown Lands."
There existed in the city, for example, a clear distinction between a rich
Sediments also indicate that there existed a rich habitat,
unwilling to cooperate in ensuring accountability, there existed a range of potential avenues of action in cases of large-scale killings.
His Government considered that there existed a principle of international criminal law which laid down the obligation to extradite
In the 8th and 9th centuries there existed a Duchy of Cénomannie(ducatus Cenomannicus), which several of the Carolingian kings used as an appanage.
Back then there existed a“flat tradition”- to hang special“sights”, useful for soul