Примеры использования Has pushed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Roman: Well, what has pushed you?
This tragedy has pushed all other events in the background.
The suits think all the jumpers have been pushed- And Bulcsú has pushed them.
Your mother has pushed him to the marriage.
Within the present structural and working context, this challenge has pushed the public service to its limit.
CARICOM has pushed for a regional initiative to attack this problem.
There are authorized spokespersons or representatives, and there are people whom community orchurch life has pushed to the microphone.
All of this has pushed the entire region into a worrisome and dangerous situation.
There is an opinion, they say the elimination of the accident at the CNPP destroyed the economy of the Soviet Union that has pushed to disintegration of the State.
Jude- the Masonic history has pushed it very far, and the main thing- is deep in centuries.
They were going to fly or not at all, but seeing the action, decided on a journey, or going to theoretically without exact timing,but the stock has pushed them on the trip.
The current international system has pushed us to the edge of our finite natural resources.
Finland has pushed to improve the accessibility of education, study materials and student selection through various measures.
The skin and bone have been parted, probably half an inch, and something has pushed right into the soft tissue of your brain and is very slowly dissolving it.
First, the crisis has pushed many women and children to leave their homes in search of employment and food elsewhere.
Yet concern about keeping the level of public debt within manageable limits has pushed the Government to take a tight fiscal stance.
On numerous occasions, MINUSTAH has pushed for the elaboration and adoption of a global compact with the Government of Haiti.
Similarly, satellite dishes have the potential to create a public sphere in societies where State coercion has pushed debate into the background.
Big business has pushed the liberalisation of health services, facilitating a growing role for multinational corporations MNCs.
While emergency assistance has relieved some of the worst suffering,the civil conflict has pushed the Angolan population ever deeper into poverty and desperation.
This, in turn, has pushed farmers to apply larger doses of chemical fertilizers, resulting in an eight-fold increase in their consumption in the last 50 years.
While the traditional emphasis of the Fund has been on exchange rates,the crisis has pushed macrofinancial as well as macroprudential and microprudential issues onto centre stage in IMF surveillance.
AIDS has pushed leaders and members of civil society to address gender inequality and gender stereotypes that perpetuate the unequal sharing and responsibility between men and women.
The innovation and technology-driven information age has pushed the question of intellectual property to the top of the world's trade agenda.
The Mac App Store has pushed on to the Western Front, deploying the new infantry, weapons, vehicles and Commanders of the US Forces and the German Oberkommando West.
Financial deregulation created the build-up of huge risky positions whose unwinding has pushed the global economy into a debt deflation that can only be countered by government debt inflation;
Especially since Zenith has pushed the limits of complexity still further by making its Academy Christophe Colomb movements beat at the exceptional frequency of 36,000 vibrations per hour.
Third, the slow pace of global disarmament has given some States reasons for argument about discriminatory approaches and has pushed them openly to declare their own nuclear programmes.
Failure to achieve change peacefully has pushed more and more communities across the Sudan into confrontation with the central authorities.
With its leading edges in technology and successful experience of automotive market and global construction applications,Cummins has pushed China's construction machinery towards a more environmentally friendly, more efficient step.