Примеры использования A nuance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This question has still such a nuance.
A nuance likely lost on the Viceroy.
It is impossible, developing or modifying code,to remember about a nuance considered lately.
That is a nuance that will be lost on the Russian public, I'm afraid.
Both in the first, and in the second cases, it will long sit in a toilet,however there is a nuance.
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There's a nuance to reality sometimes that is just perfect.
Given the Convention's explicitness on that point, it would not be desirable to introduce a nuance that tended to undermine that provision.
There is a nuance- all the batteries are different, this is confirmed by many photographers.
In particular, the small group discarded the possibility of making a nuance in the meaning of some pictograms notably,A, 5; A, 24; A, 31.
There is a nuance is necessary to purchase an apartment in his name, to avoid confusion.
That revision would not change the substance of the original text butwould introduce a nuance that, we hope, will allow the draft resolution to gain general acceptance.
But there is a nuance: these simple tasks will hardly appear in such a small project while time has been already spent.
I should first like to say to him, with all the deep respect I have for his position and for him,that I am not sure that he has quite understood a nuance in my statement.
In our view,there is a nuance of meaning that differentiates between the two concepts, even though they are used interchangeably.
Yes, I know that if you knew all this,there would have long doing this, it's a nuance that you slow down, but look, man, I am also of the entire did not realize when he began, but today, as you see, I write about all these things.
Evening bring a nuance of anxiety: this piece has a feeling of a fair that has gone on too long-it is time to disperse, and the fun is taking on darker hues and becoming fraught with disaster- whether consciously or not, Svetlanov invokes a criminal element in his music, using the intonation of Choir of smugglers sneaking across the border at the beginning of act 3 of Bizet's"Carmen.
I argued in favour of encouraging presidents to try out new paths,to find out whether a nuance here or there, which would leave room for constructive ambiguity, might do the trick, so that delegations would not see a need to object to a given proposal.
However, there is a nuance: had Alert not given conference participants the tip that the decision can be handed over to the four, people would not have found this solution themselves.
References to"Court"-- Glossary para. 5 should include a nuance to the effect that alternatives to court involvement may be an option, if such an alternative is permissible under the legal system of a country.
Incidentally, I noticed such a nuance: the wasp can gnaw the pulp in the berry, and then after the meal make a couple of punctures on the neighboring grapes.
The vast difference in projected outcomes for these two regions points to a nuance in the methodology of the Brookings Institution that highlights one of the major challenges to poverty eradication today and in the future, namely, the growth of inequality.
It's a subtle grammatical nuance.
Samsung Electronics may soon acquire a firm called Nuance.
Our kitchen adds a completely unique nuance to every meal.
This colour nuance adds a note of gaiety and festivity to the painting.
But there is a very important nuance, on which I want to stop separately.
Soft peach yogurt with honeydew melon, which adds a delicious sweet nuance to this juicy liquid.
The nuance, this is a-- Oh, except the green.
At the same time we are working 24 hours, which is a very important nuance under current conditions.