Примеры использования Had listened на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If only you had listened.
Elena had listened to this with growing horror.
As a young child, Val was influenced by the music his parents had listened to.
And if I had listened to Gord, then.
For many years, the Philippine Government had been working closely with the International Committeeof the Red Cross(ICRC), in the context of its regular visits to the country's detention centres, and had listened attentively to its recommendations.
It had listened to a statement by the representative of Nigeria.
They wouldn't have found him at all if you had listened to Wes and incinerated the body.
If you had listened to me I would never ever forgive myself.
With regard to draft guideline 2.6.1 on the definition of objections, the Special Rapporteur had listened with great interest to the various opinions that had been expressed.
If I had listened to you, none of this would have happened.
By the opinion of Shakhanov,the power had listened to their appeal and promised to implement it.
If I had listened, nothing wrong with it dase did not happen.
His delegation had carefully studied the report by the Commissioner-General of UNRWA(A/48/13) and had listened with interest when he had addressed the Committee at the time that consideration of the item had begun.
He had listened to his instinct, and he was ready for the French, but it still felt all wrong.
The European Union was therefore pleased to see that JIU had listened to the concerns of Member States and made the programme of work available at an early stage.
They had listened to what Jesus said through their consciences when they were making choices in life.
Many deaths of health workers andof the population could have been avoided if the government had listened to the unions on the situation of Ebola getting out of hand and the collapse of the public health system, as early as 2014.
They had listened to what Jesus said through their consciences when they were making choices in life. Jesus was not an imaginary friend; He was a true Friend and Pilot.
Although Southall, when interviewed by the Chairman on behalf the Commission,was positive that the radio traffic he had listened to was consistent only with a deliberate shooting down, on the face of it the narrative he recounts is not inconsistent with an accidental shooting-down.
After they had listened to Apollos in the synagogue from Ephesus, Priscilla and Aquila invited him to their home and had shown him the Way of God more accurately.
Mr. HALLIDAY(Assistant Secretary-Generalfor Human Resources Management) said that the Office of Human Resources Management had listened very carefully to the views of delegations on agenda item 120 and was grateful for the encouragement, interest and guidance it had received, as well as the criticisms which had been made.
If we all had listened, we wouldn't be moments away from the Supreme Court finally telling us that we are just as crazy and awesome as everybody else.
The Spanish-speaking Member States had noted with concern the steady decline in the quality of translation into Spanish and had listened in astonishment and frustration to the poor interpretations into the other official languages of statements delivered in Spanish and at times from the other languages into Spanish.
He had listened carefully to the delegation's explanations of pardons and amnesties; such remedies applied, however, only to persons whose guilt had already been established.
Mrs. SADIQ ALI(Country Rapporteur)said she had listened with interest to Mr. Dembri's presentation of the situation in his country.
It had listened carefully to the point that the mere inclusion of paintings of the American southwest in itself in the discussion paper might be considered offensive.
Mr. MARRERO(United States of America)said that his delegation had listened with great interest to the statements made on behalf of the Group of 77 and China and by the representative of Cuba.
He had listened closely to the statements made by the members of the Committee, and paid tribute to the countries which had made extraordinary efforts and coped with competing financial demands, procedural impediments and other difficulties in order to fulfil their financial obligations.
Perhaps there is some hidden purpose in all your miseries.' And when Job had listened to all three of his friends, he appealed directly to God for help, pleading the fact that‘man, born of woman, is few of days and full of trouble.'.
He had listened with great interest to all the additional information provided by the delegation, and was particularly fascinated by the proposed regime whereby the legal system would effectively make a presumption against the State when a person manifested some signs of injury that he or she did not have when taken into custody.