Примеры использования Have characterized на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Abuses of basic human rights have characterized the civil war in Liberia.
It is not an all-or-nothing approach, as some critics have characterized it.
The suspicion and mistrust that have characterized the process are gradually being dampened.
As such a posture therefore evolved early in the lineage,it may have characterized all theropods.
Scientists have characterized several different types of adaptive responses to the impacts of climate change.
Civil strife and violations of the most basic human rights have characterized the Sudan for far too long.
Three clusters of events have characterized the developed economies in 1997 and continue to do so in 1998.
The cessation of violence by all parties must include ending the human rights abuses that have characterized the fighting.
The double standards and inaction that have characterized the United Nations must be eschewed.
A comprehensive approach to mankind's development is the way forward,rather than the patchy schemes that have characterized our work so far.
Critics such as J. Robert Loy have characterized Jacques's philosophy as not fatalism but determinism.
In this respect, my present position reflects a continuation of many ongoing themes that have characterized my professional endeavours.
These problems have characterized urban areas to a greater or lesser extent throughout the history of cities.
Nevertheless, cooperation is still burdened by the asymmetries that have characterized the relationship between donors and recipients.
Those principles, which have characterized the Republic's 1700 years of existence, continue to inspire its international policy today.
The founding of the APS was only the most recent instance of long-standing intra-disciplinary tensions that have characterized the field since APA's inception in 1892.
While war and terrorism have characterized much of the Middle East's history in the last century, it is not the only path available to us.
This course will especially consider these themes as they are in conflict with the militant atheism and humanism that have characterized Eastern and Western Europe.
All our developers have characterized European colleagues as young and very positive people, eager to launch the product and make people happier.
The fact that the negotiations have avoided the pitfalls that have characterized the rest of our work is to the credit of all delegations.
Recently, scientists have characterized many of the cellular mechanisms by which netrin-1 binding to DCC motivates axonal attraction through at least three independent signaling pathways.
The origin of this doubt has to be searched in an“old-style” attitude,justified by different factors that have characterized the first AC/R leak stops production.
This review covers the three interrelated components that have characterized the first five cycles: programming objectives; financing mechanisms; and resource distribution.
The seriousness of the impact is due to a continuing failure to address the systemic imbalances and inequities that have characterized the international economic system.
The free and fair elections that have characterized the past 12 years of democratic rule bear testimony to the new democratic path that we, as a country, are charting.
It will also be necessary to include in the mandate of any eventual peacekeeping mission measures to address the human rights violations that have characterized this conflict.
However, high rates of inflation and economic uncertainty have characterized the transition process from a centrally planned to a market economy.
Reviewers have characterized the show as"far-fetched","hugely speculative", and"expound wildly on theories suggesting that astronauts wandered the Earth freely in ancient times.
Reports on the situation of human rights are consistent with the categories of serious violations of human rights that have characterized the crisis in Kosovo for many months.
Such problems as poverty, hunger,and illiteracy that have characterized developing countries constitute a serious threat to stability and respect for political rights in these countries.