Примеры использования Be tempered на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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His words will never be tempered.
Moreover, positivism must be tempered by anthropological, social and cultural considerations.
Patterned glasses can be tempered.
These should be tempered by experience gained from quality evaluation of previous census operations.
Glasses that can break thermally must be tempered.
Most of the glasses can be tempered, except glasses with soft surface coating and decorative glasses with deep pattern.
However, the optimism generated as a result should be tempered with caution.
Universality of goals must be tempered with the fundamental principle of common but differentiated responsibilities.
For globalization to have a proactive and positive impact on racism, however,the profit-driven interests of the private sector must be tempered by State and corporate responsibility.
However, this optimism has to be tempered by the fact that the workload of the Court has steadily and relentlessly increased over recent years.
However, it should be recognized that private-sector entities prefer to earmark their contributions and/or provide non-financial contributions, andfuture revenue projections should be tempered accordingly.
However, reporting requirements must be tempered by other obligations relating to the respect for privacy and confidentiality.
The unequal power of the five can be tempered by the combined endeavours of the general membership only by adding a sufficient number of elected members who can influence the deliberations and decisions of the Security Council.
The need to take advantage of the efficiency of markets must be tempered by recognition of the need for Governments to act where markets cannot provide all the answers.
These denunciations should not be tempered by invoking any custom, tradition or religious consideration to justify or excuse such violence.
Thus, it is necessary for us to move, but the importance andurgency has to be tempered with circumspection if we are to carry with us the large majority of the States in reaching general agreement on this subject.
Therefore, criticism of the Habitat II secretariat must be tempered with the understanding that the mounting of a successful international conference on the scale of Habitat II requires an appropriate level of financial resources.
Yet any satisfaction we may feel at the expansion of rights andfreedoms involving population issues must be tempered by an acute awareness of the unfinished agenda, the fact that parts of the world are not sharing in this progress, and the daunting challenges that have emerged in the meantime.
Walking on the cold floor,children can certainly be tempered, however, too cold floor probably lead to colds and disease, than to acquire a strong immune system.
This is tempered glass.
And it's tempered glass-- for high-rises.
Blades are tempered in a gas oven.
I mentioned that our sense of celebration is tempered in a couple of respects.
However, this rule is tempered by two factors.
Nonetheless, our optimism is tempered by the numerous armed conflicts that afflict our continent and prevent the attainment of development goals.
Service is tempered by tests, it is a mean to cleanse the hardening of our mind and soul.
My repulsion is tempered by the fact that this house is worth four times what we paid for it, so let's not think about it.
The friendship and brotherhood among our peoples were tempered in the crucible of the Great Patriotic War.
Nonetheless, the requirement was tempered by draft article 11, paragraph 2, which stated that consent to external assistance should not be withheld arbitrarily.
Silk-screen is tempered safety glass where ceramic paints are applied by silk-screen printing and then in the process of heat-strengthening are kilned, ensuring a high degree of adhesion.