Примеры использования Evinced на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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By the way, monsieur, last night you evinced an interest in Signor Ugarte.
Great interest has also been evinced in strengthening the ability of the economic and social bodies, including their governing councils, to address their respective agendas.
Pyssa is the birth-place of many famous people who evinced their talent and character in different spheres.
The nuclear-weapon States could not expect the non-nuclear-weapon States to remain committed indefinitely to the NPT andother disarmament treaties when they themselves evinced different attitudes.
When Ganid asked his teacher why he evinced so little interest in this pagan, Jesus answered.
Last week, these activities became massive in scope,amounting to an open act of aggression evinced by the following examples.
According to her father, she"evinced no exceptional abilities or tendencies in her childhood, indeed at no stage of her life".
As of early 2002, the reduction of corruption is no longer a figment of the imagination, as evinced by the action undertaken in our financial offices.
This is evinced by the recent trial of members of the Greek national minority, attempts to displace forcibly dozens of Serbian and Montenegrin families and rigged court trials of political opponents.
But he was talking to a man to whom these things were no novelty, and who evinced no excitement at the sight of the first flying fish of the voyage.
The concern evinced by UNESCO about this matter has helped to guide many countries with regard to the provision of legislation and inventories; methods of recovering treasures of earlier civilizations; and the creation of the climate for the return of such historical objects.
The Special Rapporteur welcomes the keen interest evinced among several United Nations agencies on the issue of women and adequate housing.
The root cause of the encouraging results in Viet Nam just mentioned is the determination to promote the cause of socio-economic development evinced by the State and the people of our country.
Emphasis should be placed on the conduct of States which evinced an intention to create legal obligations and on how to ascertain that intention.
Racism and racial discrimination continued to plague European and other Western countries, andIslamophobia was one of its manifestations, as evinced by the outrageous Qur'an-burning incident.
The Tower of London was abandoned as a royal residence, as evinced by the lack of records of its being used by the royal family after 1503.
Instead a waiver should be clear, attributable to the State and made known to the individual concerned, andthe intent to waive must be clearly evinced by a respondent State's agreement or conduct.
The additional $160 million sought by the Organization for recosting evinced a fundamental misunderstanding of the financial strain confronting taxpayers and governments around the world.
His Government had always supported the right of refugees to voluntary repatriation to the homeland in safety and dignity, as evinced by its involvement in Afghan reconstruction programmes.
My delegation considers that the solidarity evinced by the international community when the United Nations New Agenda for the Development of Africa in the 1990s was adopted has been slow in its concrete expression.
In addition, Israeli sanctions had led to a further decline in the socio-economic conditions of the Palestinian people, as evinced, inter alia, by the dramatic rise in unemployment in recent years.
At a time when Member States evinced a growing reluctance to enter into new peace-keeping operations or to deploy personnel in substantial numbers, the United Nations should increase cooperation with regional arrangements and organizations and make more frequent use of preventive deployment.
The services-only sector is an area with further growth opportunities, as evinced by a number of UNOPS clients having expressed interest in such services.
The defence of the rights of women, along with the promotion of gender equality andwomen's empowerment, were essential components of public policy in his country, as evinced by the fact that four of the five public powers were headed by women.
Mexico is known for its firm commitment to disarmament andinternational peace and security, evinced by its active, constructive and proactive approach to seeking the prohibition and complete eradication of weapons of mass destruction, mainly in the area of nuclear disarmament under strict and effective international control that adheres to the principles of irreversibility, verification and transparency.
Her Government was also cooperating with international organizations to protect andadvance the rights of children, as evinced by a number of successes attained despite its limited resources and difficult circumstances.
The secretariat of the Convention remains a committed partner of the Permanent Forum, as evinced by its 11-year partnership with and participation at every session of the Forum, including the in-depth dialogue held in 2010.
Tackling discrimination is a highly important issue for the Minister of Justice and the Minister of the Interior andKingdom Relations, as evinced by the inclusion of discrimination in police performance agreements for 2007.
Mr. MAVROMMATIS said he was utterly dismayed by the decision to curtail conference services, which evinced not only the cynicism mentioned by the previous speaker but a disregard of the legal obligations deriving from international instruments.
Finland subscribed to what was known as"human rights friendly interpretation" as evinced by the rulings of the Supreme Court and the decisions of the Ombudsman.