Examples of using Which draws in English and their translations into Russian
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The V-process is based on the technology of creating the vacuum effect which draws the thermoplastic film down onto the profile of the correspondingly prepared pattern
Article 25 of the Personal Status Code, which draws heavily on the provisions of the Mauritanian Constitution,
The group has already contributed an annex to the United Nations Development Group Results-Based Management Handbook dedicated to peacebuilding, which draws upon standard indicators already in use by United Nations organizations.
is also significant for characterizing the system of social security, which draws attention of different subjects at both governmental
contributes to the creation of suction pressure in the chest, which draws blood from the lower
in part motivated by the example of neighbouring Gambia which draws a relatively larger tourist share from Northern Europe
forms a vacuum in the local area which draws air that enters the system is uniformly distributed around the circumference of concentric spherical swirl channels,
possible to negotiate within the Conference on Disarmament a ban on the transfers of anti-personnel landmines- one which draws in the major traditional producers
The present report, which draws mainly on the UNCTAD publication Review of Maritime Transport 2012, looks at four different
The present report, which draws on a wide variety of sources,
Ratings remained steady and peaked at the finale, which drew 3.5 million viewers.
He was known to be a very good orator which drew people towards him.
Now there are such icons which draw attention and without an inscription.
He commended the State party for its domestic legal regime, which drew extensively on the Convention.
attention was drawn to the definition of"electronic communication" provided in the procedural rules which drew from the definition contained in the Electronic Communications Convention.
Another idea propounded in the report, which drew universal attention,
Those reports, which draw primarily on information then available within the United Nations system, remain a useful
Her debut Paris collection was titled Presence of the Past, which drew on memories of her royal grandmother as well as giving a modern interpretation to traditional Thai costume.
visits to troubled regions, which draw attention from the media,
The limestones often smell of bitumen, which drew the attention of E. A. Eversmann already in 1840, describing them as"stinkers.