Примеры использования Had aroused на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The man's love had aroused her senses.
This act had aroused the enmity of the former high priest far more than had Jesus' teachings.
The tragic situation in the former Yugoslavia had aroused the indignation of the entire international community.
That idea had aroused widespread protest, although some segments of the population had been in favour.
The accession of the Bourbon Philip V to the Spanish throne in 1700 had aroused little opposition in Spain.
The event had aroused considerable interest and resulted in a lively discussion.
Mr. Brown(European Union)said that the proposed convention had aroused a great deal of interest in the European Union.
The topic, which had aroused special interest among the members of the Commission, See A/CN.4/L.473/Rev.1, para. 23.
The terrorist attacks launched recently against Kazakhstan's neighbours had aroused great concern in the region.
Its recommendations had aroused the Government's attention.
Those prospects, along with the World Summit for Social Development to take place in Copenhagen in March 1995, had aroused great expectations.
Once made public, that document had aroused several types of reaction among States.
That policy had aroused serious concerns about the possibility of establishing an independent and viable Palestinian State alongside Israel in the future.
Clashes between Palestinians and Israeli troops in the West Bank andthe Gaza Strip had aroused profound concern; the issue of Hebron was not settled.
That arbitrary measure had aroused the indignation of the Tunisian people and stiffened its resolve to struggle for independence.
On 3 December 1994, Border Police arrested for investigation two Palestinians who had aroused their suspicion in the vicinity of Orient House.
It had aroused keen interest among NGOs, many of which had applied to take part, as against only one State party to date.
In some countries, substantial peace initiatives undertaken in 2003 had aroused hope for a solution, but in other countries prospects were bleak.
Globalization had aroused concern among the countries of the South, many of which were more marginalized and even excluded from the global development process as a result of it.
His favoring of Germans in appointments to councillor and other administrative positions had aroused the nationalist sentiments of the Czech nobility and rallied them to Hus' defense.
The meeting had aroused considerable interest, particularly among the specialized agencies; representatives of the World Bank, UNHCR, WHO and United Nations country teams were expected to participate.
One encouraging feature of the integrated programmes was that they had aroused new interest in Member States, which appreciated their innovative and challenging approach.
In the context of the international community's efforts to find a solution, we would have been the first to rejoice at positive developments in the peace process, a process that had aroused such high hopes the world over.
The strong reactions that the reduction in integrated programmes had aroused had demonstrated the strong sense of ownership that recipient countries had with respect to their programmes.
The Regional Programme on Technology Foresight for Central and Eastern Europe and the Newly Independent States,which had been launched by UNIDO in 2001, had aroused significant interest among decision makers in the region.
Fallmerayer's Greek thesis had aroused interest in Russian circles, and it was perhaps for this reason that Tyutchev approached Fallmerayer and proposed that he should serve as a journalistic mouthpiece for Czarist policy.
With regard to discussion of the relationship between the treaty bodies andthe Human Rights Council, the Committee's nomination of two members to observe the Council had aroused considerable interest and other committees would follow suit.
Parliament had passed the Native Title Amendment Act 1998, a piece of legislation that had aroused strong criticism on the grounds that most of its provisions focused on the extinguishment and impairment of native title.
The feeling that that had aroused in Puerto Rico and in much of the Puerto Rican community in the United States had been expressed in an unprecedented protest march of solidarity against the illegal presence of the Navy and the expropriation of more than 75 per cent of the territory of Vieques.
The range of disturbing kidnappings in recent years andthe disappearance of arms reported in the international community had aroused fears that weapons were being smuggled into neighbouring countries in the Islamic Maghreb.