Примеры использования Had to cope на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In the common life together we had to cope with our own poverty.
Then, they had to cope with a total lack of roads in the steppes of Kazakhstan.
Rubber shock absorption seemed sensible since the machine had to cope with stones.
Most inhabitants had to cope with the deterioration of levels and quality of service.
As in the case of numerous other countries, Ethiopia had to cope with the threat of terrorism.
I had to cope with the new circumstances, my grief and many difficulties in a country in which I knew no one," she said.
With regard to domestic andcross-border security, some member States had to cope with many situations of concern.
Georgia had to cope with significant numbers of refugees from neighbouring countries, as well as internally displaced persons.
After every visit by these Christians who had good intentions,but erred, I had to cope with the spiritual pain and the self-condemnation of my husband.
We had to cope with an enormous influx of refugees, numbering more than 360,000, or 18 per cent of the total population.
The capital andits neighbouring towns were severely affected and the Government had to cope with setting up camps for internally displaced persons.
Those countries also had to cope with consequent macroeconomic implications concerning the nexus between food price increases and the overall inflation rate.
As a host country, Kenya was familiar with the difficultiescaused by insufficient resources, and knew too that poor host countries had to cope with those problems.
At the start of EMU, monetary policy had to cope with the fallout from the 1998 financial crises and the marked depreciation of the euro.
Prosper spirit is successful against all obstacles, both internal andexternal nature which had to cope with every fiery striving to consciousness.
Thus, the language services had to cope with a level of demand, especially towards the end of 1993, that could not have been foreseen on the basis of past experience.
Like their children, who had witnessed Iraqi brutality,Kuwaiti women suffered from behavioural problems and had to cope with psychological and social problems.
Many small States had to cope with hardships imposed by their difficult geographic position, century-old isolation, limited resource base and poor infrastructure.
Thus, during the aftermath of the 1997 financial crisis in eastern and southeastern Asia, large number of migrants returned home andcountries of origin had to cope with an unexpected inflow of workers.
We also had to cope with the economic and political pressure imposed on us by one of our neighbours, who, at that time, incorrectly perceived the creation of our State as a threat to their security.
Moreover, many developing countries were not in a position to finance training of the persons responsible for the application of the laws because they had to cope with far more urgent needs in other areas.
Besides existing forms of inequality, African women had to cope with the inequitable social costs of the budget restrictions adopted by most African countries in response to the problem of debt and inflation.
While an average peasant household often made do with firewood collected from the surrounding woodlands,the major kitchens of households had to cope with the logistics of daily providing at least two meals for several hundred people.
During the 1980s, many developing countries had to cope with economic crises and embarked on macroeconomic actions, including stabilization policies aimed at reducing inflation and external deficits, and structural adjustment programmes addressing internal and external imbalances in resource allocation in specific sectors such as trade, finance and industry.
Faced with uncertainty about their future orthe constant threat of forcible eviction, millions of people had to cope with a lack of access to adequate housing, education, health services or income-generating opportunities.
It was a period of persistent pressure on the dynamic expansion of IAEA activities, on the one hand, and of limited funds on the other;a period when the IAEA had to cope with problems concerning Iraq, the Democratic People's Republic of Korea, the Middle East peace talks and the effectiveness of safeguards.
In other fields, people have to cope with the perversity of matter- of physical objects.
LLDCs have to cope with many factors that hamper their economic development.
In«Smile» players have to cope with three types of tasks.
You… have to cope.