Примеры использования Been met на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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My needs have not been met.
Had the quota been met in the most recent elections?
Obviously, not all needs have been met.
In this example, the iteration criteria has been met after the second iteration Δ 0.006657.
But we also recognize that not all the goals have been met.
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Once a person has been arrested,the objective has been met and the use of force is unjustified.
In this case, those conditions have, unfortunately, not been met.
The desires of the cetaceans for a land guardian had been met and your return to guardianship fulfills this ancient prophecy!
Unfortunately, five years after the conference that commitment has not been met.
This humanitarian attitude on the part of Saudi Arabia has not, however, been met with a corresponding attitude on the part of the Iraqi authorities.
Unfortunately, five years after the conference these commitments have not been met.
In determining whether or not the mens rea requirement has been met, it should be borne in mind that commanders deciding on an attack have duties.
To date, the Israeli Government's promise to relax those controls had not been met.
To date, the records prove that all submitted requests have been met and that the requested security and protection measures were provided by the Salvadoran authorities.
It regrets also that the reporting guidelines have not been met.
Major targets in the programme had been met, including the establishment of the National Electoral Commission, the registration of five political parties and the elections to all local government councils.
Present estimates are that the immediateshort-term emergency shelter needs of the country have, for the most part, been met.
Their desire for an independent andsovereign State of Palestine, with East Jerusalem as its capital, has not been met and continues to be blocked by Israel, the occupying Power.
Universities have been required to set targets for participation rates since 1990, andfor the most part, these have been met.
JS2 noted increased use of Internet and online media by HRDs andonline media activists has been met with the adoption of increasingly restrictive legislation.
Taking additional proteins that are not going to improve the speed you synthesize new muscle tissue,provided your needs have been met.
This substantial growth has been met with the help of automation, considering that the staffing component responsible for the related tasks has been increased by only 26 per cent over the same period.
The Security Council's requirement for substantive progress in the political negotiations has, at the date of the present report, not yet been met.
He urged the Committee,in Territories where the main criteria for self-determination had been met, to have flexibility and to avoid making the delisting process unduly long, complicated or costly.
On the positive side, some key benchmarks, which were communicated informally to the Security Council in August 2003,have been met.
The MDG targets of halving the proportion of the population without access to safe drinking water andbasic sanitation have been met, and there have been notable increases in the population's access to adequate housing.
Today we meet to consider what the Secretary-General tells us in his report about the extent to which those hopes have been met.
The basic conditions for the entry into effect of the Joint Action have not to date been met and it has consequently not yet come into effect, owing to the Croat side's refusal to accept the terms of the Joint Action and to participate in such a unified local administration.
There are no requirements under this heading since the proportionate share of financing from peace-keeping budgets has been met.
The objective of the Office of Internal Audit to audit all field offices in the span of five years had apparently not been met because 16 offices had not been audited in the past five years(2003-2007), while 17 offices had been audited twice or more during the same period.