Examples of using What appears in English and their translations into Russian
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have been unable to quell what appears to be a full-scale riot.
You want to tell me why you asked me to look at what appears to be the brutal rape of a teenage girl?
Micro and Castle come face to face in one of Micro's safehouses in what appears to be a final confrontation.
relying purely on what appears.
the HaptoMime display projects holographic images into the air with the help of reflective surfaces, creating what appears to be floating images.
The"Navigation Title" is what appears in your navigation and the"Page Title" is what appears at the top of the browser window.
documentation to legislative bodies in what appears to be a decentralized and uncoordinated effort.
Like the Cuban delegation, my delegation is concerned about what appears to be an attempt-- or at least what my delegation interprets in that way-- to downplay what is most important: the convening of the Conference.
It is up to the Council to decide how it will address what appears to be a serious breach by a Member State of its international obligations under Chapter VII of the Charter of the United Nations.
However, in many cases, what appears to be a discriminatory element,
on the one hand, and what appears to be a subsidiary exercise of universal jurisdiction, on the other hand.
In a number of cases, the Advisory Committee has found what appears to be a high proportion of support staff in relation to Professional staff, especially in view
Within what appears to be a huge"plain vanilla" population of people lies that 1% of remarkably ingenious,
Moreover, we do not accept what appears to be the premise of the new agenda draft resolution- that the current agenda,
The Advisory Committee is concerned about what appears to be unwarranted overexpenditure in UNMIK training activities
What appears to be a tragic mass suicide involving a group of mentally unstable college kids may in fact be the work of a lone deranged killer whose body has yet to be found.
I would be curious to hear what"the Guys" think about what appears to be a severe, but good
She paints with oil on what appears to be canvas, and the facets inside the stones are depicted with incredibly precise,
Principle of Credulity- with the absence of any reason to disbelieve it, one should accept what appears to be true e.g. if one sees someone walking on water,
has still not been provided with a copy of it in writing but welcomes what appears to be a change in approach by INTERPOL.