Примеры использования Has given rise на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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My trip has given rise to much work on the estate.
The treatment of both civilian and non-civilian prisoners of war has given rise to serious concern.
This has given rise to a number of concerns.
Com, since the Site Works of Art has given rise to such defects or vices.
Has given rise to different interpretations as regards the standard of care involved.
The end of the cold war has given rise to hope in this respect.
This has given rise to a very serious humanitarian crisis, as all United Nations agencies have reported.
The son of Rostislav David has given rise Smolensk Prince, then Yaroslavl.
Wealth has given rise to a variety of subjects of folk dances and original rhythms, movements, shapes, positions, drawing.
A global solution to many problems has given rise to many new phenomena and facts.
This has given rise to some misgivings about the benefit to the country of a special rapporteur's visit at this juncture.
Com, since Website Obras de Arte has given rise to such defects or vices.
The past year has given rise to a mixture of hope and concern with regard to peace and security.
Most of these incidents have not been fully investigated and this has given rise to various theories.
The scheme has given rise to"Japanese" and"Shanghai" protocol.
The principle of equality andnon-discrimination itself is already a difficult concept which has given rise to much controversy.
This lack of knowledge has given rise to questions and comments sent to my mother.
However, there is substantial variation in trade performance across countries, which has given rise to a multipolar world economy.
However, this project has given rise to legal disputes among some of the oil firms.
I know that my country's decision to propose one of our sons as a possible candidate for the post of Secretary-General has given rise to much comment.
This in turn has given rise to a serious problem of drug dependency.
However, agrochemical-intensive production along with declining producer prices has given rise to many environmental and social challenges.
The actual gold has given rise to hundreds of myths: let us recall the Golden Touch of the Phrygian king Midas.
The lack of progress in the resolution of these disputes has given rise to a sense of injustice, deprivation and hopelessness.
It has given rise to terrorism and extremism and is a basic obstacle for development and reform efforts in the area.
In addition, the prolonged suffering has given rise to negative physiological effects in some cases.
It has given rise to many large demonstrations seeking freedom to determine your own future, and that call is being answered.
The lack of a timely andobjective report has given rise to doubts and hampers the reconciliation process.
The situation has given rise to widespread friction between the authorities and the various bodies of opinion seeking to establish a political position for themselves in the public life of Myanmar.
The appearance of drugs with direct effect on the cell cycle regulators has given rise to a new stage in the treatment of patients with advanced HR+ HER2-BC.