Примеры использования Couched на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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And nuptial beaches where the ocean couched.
Every phrase was couched in a hypothetical.
It is in that spirit, finally, that we support the proposal made by the Ambassador of Pakistan in the terms in which he couched it.
Statements couched in such terms are hard to take seriously.
Seeds are sowed ordinary already couched in crude sand, sawdust, etc.
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While these are couched in mild language, one recognizes between the lines the concern and possible frustration with the exercise.
Subsequently, the standards were revised and couched in general terms.
Paragraph 14, it was observed,was couched in terms of an obligation, which was considered inappropriate.
The relationship between Diocletian andMaximian was quickly couched in religious terms.
Gryadna crops are made by the dry or couched seed or, at last, seedling; the last way gives the chance to receive quite early cucumbers.
In our steppes, on the bakhchakh, ordinary sow dry seeds, to the North, in districts of more damp,it is more convenient to sow the couched seeds.
Your educational material must be couched and framed and focused with this in mind.
The despatch that Hornblower wrote that evening andentrusted to the Amelia Jane for delivery to the Admiralty was couched in the usual Navy phraseology.
Unfortunately, Azerbaijan's explanation was couched in reference to the same policies, laws and judicial processes that gave rise to concerns in the first place.
Often, such strategies already implicitly include human rights principles such as non-discrimination- while not necessarily couched in the language of human rights- and can be built upon.
Faced with instructions couched in such general terms, the Secretariat has tended to choose the proactive approach, within the limits of the resources available to it.
Mr. Surie(India): An extraordinary statement was made against my country earlier today, couched in abusive language and consisting entirely of falsehoods.
Although couched as"advice", for many developing countries IMF prescriptions are in fact edicts giving the latter little choice and almost no room for manoeuvre.
It recalls that the Optional Protocol is not intended for complaints couched in abstract terms about alleged shortcomings in national legislation or national legal practice.
Mr. Clerides, in November 1999,had accepted my invitation to start proximity talks with considerable hesitation because he felt constrained by the terms in which it was couched at the insistence of Mr. Denktash.
The protocols that made up the agreements were couched in relatively broad terms, and much of the Mission's work involved assisting the parties in fine-tuning the details.
In those situations,arguments for the value of developing a treatment referral option in the criminal justice system will need to be couched in terms of the likely cost-effectiveness of such a policy.
Resolution 242(1967), adopted by the Security Council, is couched in more general terms- it only affirms"the necessity of achieving a just settlement of the refugee problem.
Draft article 7(2) should read:"aquifer States may establishjoint mechanisms of cooperation"; the wishes of all States would be best respected if this measure were not couched in mandatory terms.
The 1998 Act was couched in general terms and contained no provision excluding the authors or other persons who might be convicted in connection with the murder of Garda McCabe or the events in Adare.
Other early work on simple formal languages used the binary string representation of genetic algorithms, butthe inherently hierarchical structure of grammars couched in the EBNF language made trees a more flexible approach.
Frederick's letter to the new pontiff was couched in respectful terms, offering Innocent congratulations and success, also expressing hope for an amicable settlement of the differences between the empire and the papacy.
The State party considers that the author has failed to demonstrate that his right to due process was violated, by making vague,generalized statements, couched in abstract phrases that fail to reflect the reality of the criminal investigation proceedings.
A number of those elements were, in effect, couched in compromise language that my Government and numerous other Governments were prepared to accept in an effort to achieve consensus in the Disarmament Commission.
Such extensive amendments couched in such general terms would only render the draft resolution imbalanced and alter its intended aim of highlighting the actions taken by States in applying the moratorium and the growing trend towards abolishing the death penalty.