Examples of using This unfortunate in English and their translations into Russian
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This unfortunate initiative weakens confidence in the current Presidency
This unfortunate development has made the Australian digital currencies market to lag behind those of South Korea
she is unable to get out of bed, and this unfortunate old lady does every movement with great effort.
We hope that this unfortunate trend will be corrected
The knowledge learned as part of this unfortunate event may prove useful when considering the potential impacts of mineral extraction on the marine environment.
This unfortunate reality still affects the lives of thousands of people throughout the region of the Pacific Islands.
This unfortunate picture is particularly accurate for West Africa,
we will quickly resolve this unfortunate misunderstanding.
And although I happen to have a temper myself… I have no particular emotional investment in this unfortunate transaction.
I couldn't write this unfortunate text from the very first trip to Pikalevo,
Text and photo: Anton Sokolov I couldn't write this unfortunate text from the very first trip to Pikalevo,
Only a climate of peace and mutual respect will make it possible for the parties to this unfortunate conflict to achieve a just, lasting negotiated settlement.
Jesus wanted to show that he was just as much interested in this unfortunate man as he was in his wealthy host and his influential fellow guests.
This unfortunate tendency to disregard basic norms of international law is also seen with regard to other crises,
When Jesus saw the eager desire of this unfortunate man to be cured,
This unfortunate situation undermines the commitments of our leaders in the Millennium Declaration,
and although we all wish this unfortunate incident didn't happen.
The Government of India deplores Pakistan's malicious attempts to gain propaganda mileage from this unfortunate and tragic incident.
This unfortunate incident, an account of which was transmitted to the esteemed Council at the time(S/1997/2), represents concrete,
Our Governments will do whatever is necessary to mitigate the consequences of this unfortunate incident.