Examples of using Established between in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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criticises the good-neighbourly relations established between these States and the Soviet Union?
a strong emotional bond could be established between the two.
The Ingenuity connection established between Motul and its community,
science that are established between the Academy of Sciences of Uzbekistan and academic institutions of Ukraine.
This system of emergency reserves was established between World War I and World War II
Under a Memorandum of Understanding established between the Pacific Institute
Natural gas is supplied on the basis of a supply contract at prices freely established between the supplier and the consumer,
chosen through the guidelines properly established between a council of superiors.
more international organizations does not affect the legal relations established between those States by the treaty except in so far as the existence of diplomatic
consular relations between parties to a treaty does not affect the legal relations established between them by the treaty except in so far as the existence of diplomatic
more international organizations does not affect the legal relations established between those States by the treaty except insofar as the existence of diplomatic
continually unites in the same thought each individual and the sovereign power, establishes between them a secret and permanent sympathy.
continually unites in the same thought each individual and the sovereign power, establishes between them a secret and permanent sympathy.
A dedi-cated line is established between them.
A special coded connection is established between them.
Formal ties were established between both countries in 1984.
Practices which the parties have established between themselves;
In 1865 a customs union was established between Monaco and France.
February: New Clinical Partnership established between Imperial College Trust and SarcoidosisUK.
(e) practices which the parties have established between themselves;