Examples of using Unpolluted in English and their translations into Russian
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breathing the unpolluted air of the bush
Latvia can be duly proud of pristine and unpolluted nature, and a farming tradition which goes back many generations:
human beings want to do so in an unpolluted environment, thus helping to protect the natural world that fills us with joy
Class II(Unpolluted and Less polluted water body),
that is, unpolluted and/or less polluted water bodies, respectively.
As many see the bioeconomy as one of the key contributors to a sustainable and unpolluted world, countries in the UNECE region work at identifying new wood products,
In Tropea apart from the limpid, unpolluted sea, Tropea itself offers a fascinating historical
Chile seemed ideal for raising salmon on a commercial scale because its southern waters were clean, unpolluted, clear, fresh
which is generally used as a daily(24-hour) average in relatively unpolluted air in the EU,
including access to clean water and unpolluted air;
A great number of religious itineraries lead to places of worship in unpolluted environments, including the famous Hermitage of Celestine V, a monastery embedded in a rocky wall,
in addition to the preservation of natural resources, unpolluted nature and unaffected biological diversity.
preserves the water quality of unpolluted aquifers; promotes the integrated management of groundwater
consume their days simply in search of a mouthful of unpolluted water.
since food depended largely on clean water, sanitation and unpolluted air, he hoped the situation would not deteriorate to such an extent that it became necessary to appoint a special rapporteur on the right to air.
Good quality accommodation in hotels or apartments, unpolluted environment with the crystal clear sea
Ah, smell that unpolluted air!
All pervading, yet unpolluted I am"Atman", the inner Self.
Reaffirming the right of every individual to enjoy a healthy unpolluted environment;
The energy originating there runs unpolluted like a clean river.
