Примеры использования Be invented на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A whole world has to be invented.
Informants can be invented and evidence fabricated.
How can another democracy be invented?
A technology had to be invented to deal with disparate local area protocols; and as a result of solving their challenge- the multi-protocol router was born.
I don't think it will ever be invented.
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I mean, we have got a ship, andteleporters won't be invented for another 15 years, according to that guy from the future.
A new spiritual training of the body has to be invented.
There may be no other rituals, andwhatever other rituals might be invented they shall never transcend these two living, rituals.
He does not know the connections- they almost have to be invented.
Almost anything anyone needs, andany useful item that can be invented can be found in big Daiso and Seria stores.
The masters said that the history of sushi is so long… that nothing new could be invented.
The alphabet of this book could be invented by its creators, as well as the Glagolitic and Cyrillic alphabets for the Hebrew-Greek Bible, which were created almost at the same time.
Such love, it can not be invented^__^.
This city, which may already exist, or which could be invented, could be at the crossroads of several borders or it could be in a territory symbolizing the world.
No new social rights need be invented.
New responses must therefore be invented, such as establishing a new diplomacy for democracy and human rights in order to contain the tide of ultra-nationalism and repel fanaticism, intolerance and terrorism.
Because suitable replacement parts will not be invented until 1947.
Assuming a device could be invented which would identify the quantum state of matter of an individual in one location and transmit that pattern to a distant location for reassembly, you would not have actually transported the individual.
If this story were untrue,it would have to be invented.
It is often said,"If the United Nations did not exist it would have to be invented"-- and indeed, a global organization with universal membership is essential.
A strange term to use, as though the unveiling of the eternal andactual mysteries of nature could be invented!
If there were no"A1+",it would have to be invented", Kocharian said.
It is a well-worn platitude to say that if the United Nations did not exist,it would have to be invented.
After viewing it,they will be asked to reflect on what else can be invented in the energy sector and what developments can be widely used in the coming years.
The extraordinary breakthrough that Price and Hamilton had made was to discover that self-reproducing automata didn't have to be invented.
This would enable the United Nations, one of the greatest innovations of the twentieth century,which would have to be invented if it did not exist, to adapt itself to the new realities and conditions of current international relations, characterized by globalization and interdependence.
My personal experience, brief as it has been, leads me to think that if the Conference did not exist,it would have to be invented.
Stakeholders consulted agreed that"if OCHA did not exist,it would have to be invented" and 86 per cent of stakeholder survey respondents at the country level either agreed or strongly agreed that the added value of OCHA was essential for the operation of the international humanitarian system.
The competition results were not announced yet when Robert Kocharian admitted he would like to see this channel on air:"If there were no"A1+",it would have to be invented.
Turns out this language was invented recently.