Примеры использования A manoeuvre на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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What a manoeuvre!
Another problem is the selection of a really safe oceanic region for such a manoeuvre.
If there is success with such a manoeuvre, then the rally extension may be the case in the next weeks.
He also holds a World Record for the maximum distance of driving a car on two wheels a manoeuvre called"skiing.
Now our task is to provide just such a manoeuvre within expenses so that the expenses would stimulate investment.
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Furthermore, not all of the French captains had followed Brueys' orders to attach cables to their neighbours' bow and stern,which would have prevented such a manoeuvre.
Such a manoeuvre would violate the Tribunal's primacy and infringe Security Council resolutions and the Dayton Accord.
Above all, investigators must be impartial, thorough, effective and prompt; otherwise,an investigation would be no more than a manoeuvre of artful deceit.
By 1898-1899, such a manoeuvre was intended to pass swiftly through Belgium, between Antwerp and Namur and threaten Paris from the north.
The so-called initiative in the Security Council resolution alluded to was, in our view,only a manoeuvre to bypass a problem and to return the conflict to its starting point.
The fact that such a manoeuvre was executed was supported by other crew members who testified that the stern of the ship never hit the iceberg.
The ethnic problems, and more specifically protection of the Banyamulenge, alleged as grounds for the Bukavu attack,are part of a manoeuvre by Rwanda to justify its aggression against the Democratic Republic of the Congo, as has been the case in the past;
The benefits of such a manoeuvre are understandable- the registration amount of the supplier in this case decreases at the end of the month, and not on the basis of the results of each day.
According to the NASA standard, another alternative to a controlled direct entry is a manoeuvre that lowers the perigee so that the inertial orbital lifetime is constrained to a period of 25 years.
Such a manoeuvre, recalling the spectre of the Leipzig trials of 1920-1922, could violate the Tribunal's primacy, infringing both Security Council resolutions and the Dayton Accord.
The French ships came about at 5 o'clock to aid the Spanish, a manoeuvre interpreted by some of the British commanders to be an attempt to double the British line and surround them.
Such a manoeuvre is effective because, with the lower perigee subject to drag, the apogee quickly migrates out of the region of greatest risk and the risk during the prolonged decay is minimal.
The still more dangerous idea of making our non-proliferation efforts depend on a timetable for nuclear disarmament seems to us to be a manoeuvre which can only lead to the CTBT and the cut-off both being postponed indefinitely.
Some delegations saw the negligence of the Syrian forces as a manoeuvre by Damascus in an attempt to turn international opinion away from the violence perpetrated against peaceful demonstrators in the Syrian Arab Republic.
It should, however, be noted that Mr. Massi, who on 29 November 1997 had established a political association, the Forum Démocratique pour la Modernité(FODEM),wrote to the International Monitoring Committee on 28 December 1997 denouncing a manoeuvre designed to keep him out of the forthcoming elections.
Another alternative to a controlled direct entry is a manoeuvre that lowers the perigee so that the inertial orbital lifetime is constrained to a period of 25 years.
The new structure is based on a headquarters in Sarajevo, a situational awareness matrix(including liaison andobservation teams spread throughout Bosnia and Herzegovina) and a manoeuvre element, which can be reinforced, if necessary, by over-the-horizon reserves.
Such a manoeuvre quickly removes the object from the region of high hazard and therefore removes the mass andcross-section from orbit in a small fraction of the orbital lifetime without such a manoeuvre.
On 25 March 1996, from 1120 to 1400 hours, two Iraqi tanks, two IFA vehicles anda number of Iraqi forces were observed conducting a manoeuvre near the geographic coordinates of 38S NC 35600-03200 on the map of Khosravi, in the vicinity of Khaneghein silo.
Such a manoeuvre removes the object from the region of high hazard quickly and removes the mass and cross section from orbit in a small fraction of the orbital lifetime required without such a manoeuvre.
Israel rejects the two-State solution, which is supported by the international community, andwhat its Prime Minister has said was just a manoeuvre and a formality that contradicts the policies of his Government and does not reflect realities on the ground.
Such a"technical meeting" can only be conceived as part and parcel of a manoeuvre geared to attempting to legitimize a one-sided report and give the impression that justice is being served by a procedure which, after more than three months of investigation, would attempt to compel members of the ICAO Council to express themselves only four days after having received the report, three of which are holidays.
When, for any reason, the vessel which is required to maintain its course andspeed finds itself so near the other vessel that a collision cannot be avoided solely by a manoeuvre on the part of the vessel required to give way, it shall manoeuvre in the manner that can best help to avoid a collision.
After evaluation and setting of the price of an apartment, there always remains a manoeuvre for bargaining that is viewed by customers in the real estate market as common slight lowering of price in a case of their interest in a certain apartment.
It also governs compensation for any damage caused by a vessel of inland navigation in the waters of one of the Contracting Parties, either to other vessels of inland navigation or to persons or objects on board such other vessels, through the carrying out of, orfailure to carry out a manoeuvre, or through failure to comply with regulations, even if no collision has taken place.