Examples of using Which lay in English and their translations into Russian
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She then addressed the problem which lay at the core of the indigenous cultural communities' struggle for social and economic advancement:
looked away east into the haze, beyond which lay the River, and the end of the Shire in which he had spent all his life.
The Republic of Korea had voted against the draft resolution because the term"human life", which lay at its core, was ambiguous and confusing,
a level which lay within sustainable yield estimates for those populations Kenward et al., 2013.
covered with a cloth, on which lay a cross, flowers,
The next day, in the auditorium of the Veterans' Memorial Hall, the delegates filed up one by one to a huge round table on which lay the two historic volumes,
a few more spots on the book which lay open on her stomach: The Vampire Lestat, by Anne Rice.
reaffirmed the need for the obligation of reparation, which lay at the heart of the draft convention.
into a political issue, ignoring the noble intention which lay behind it.
Greater attention needed to be given to addressing the roots of the food crisis, which lay in agriculture, food production
transparency and democracy, which lay at the very foundation of the United Nations.
as no special declaration had been made extending the application of that Convention to those areas, which lay outside Israeli national territory.
internationally responsible and which lay within the limits of the geographical zone established in the Treaty.
After the boat ride, we will pass the old city of Van, which lay at the foot of the rock of Van(the ancient citadel of the Urartu)
owned by Barclay Curle, which lay to the west of the Yarrow yard
After aligning the divers will have to seal the starboard side, on which lay a ship, and check the bottom of the space ship,
to combat the speculative practices which lay behind the present turmoil in the markets.
denial of which lay at the heart of the Arab-Israeli conflict.
parliament's vote of confidence in the prime minister appointed on 17 October 2012, which lay a firm foundation for a political
environs as far north as the Po, beyond which lay territory of the duke of Venice,