Примеры использования A resolution was adopted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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At that time a resolution was adopted.
A resolution was adopted by a vote at the end of the session.
As a result of the forum, a resolution was adopted.
In any case,once a resolution was adopted by the Security Council, the Committee had to abide by it.
As a result of the Congress, a resolution was adopted.
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