Примеры использования Have considered it на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I have considered it.
All right, I have considered it.
I have considered it.
I know the poetry was good, butI really wouldn't have considered it date material.
I have considered it.
Some philosophers have seen ignosticism as a variation of agnosticism or atheism,while others have considered it to be distinct.
No, I have considered it.
Though the Nauru reed warbler is generally accepted as a species, some authorities, such as H. E.Wolters in Die Vogelarte der Erde(1980) and Howard and Moore in A Complete Checklist of the Birds of the World(1991), have considered it a subspecies of Acrocephalus luscinius.
I already have considered it.
I have considered it very carefully.
Until you have considered it.
Some States have considered it helpful to consult international actors such as regional and international organizations, including the Working Group, international civil society organizations or international experts.
Insecure of the continuity of the employment relationship and of their own skills,some of the older workers have considered it a safer choice to move on to a daily unemployment allowance and, subsequently, to become pensioners.
I would have considered it a personal triumph had you consented to return to Hogwarts. oh.
Normally we would not have considered it necessary to dignify it with a response.
Thus we have considered it unnecessary to involve a separate on-duty team,”- Kvatadze reported to Media. Ge.
Although the statements are general and very sharp and may offend oroutrage some people, I have considered it essential[…] that the statements were made as part of a political debate, which, as a matter of principle, affords quite wide limits for the use of unilateral statements in support of a particular political view.
You may not have considered it but there are many benefits that businesses can achieve by utilising data networks to carry their voice traffic(VoIP).
In the past, many people have considered it unfair, because it reduced the income of musicians.
The ERC and the Representative also have considered it beneficial to involve the High Commissioner for Human Rights in their discussions of joint strategies for advocacy on protection and assistance for the internally displaced.
The Council should not have considered it otherwise and should not have given it a political dimension.
The Panama Convention establishing SELA was signed in my country's capital;ever since, we have considered it a regional creation, imbued with the spirit of Simón Bolívar and given a legitimate mandate to act for the attainment of its objectives so that its efforts and achievements can be counted among the successes of regional cooperation in Latin America and the Caribbean.
Although certain parties might not have been able to assess the proposal on its merits or might have considered it to be in contradiction with the need to maintain outer space for peaceful purposes, the intention was the opposite: to reach agreement on a clear and common interpretation of such fundamental Charter principles as self-defence and the non-use or threat of force, together with the principles and standards of international space law.
And having considered it.
The majority has found the communication admissible and has considered it on its merits.
The Special Rapporteur had considered it necessary to avoid a fragmentation of international law by revising the definition of"armed conflict" adopted on first reading.
Giving an informal summary of the comments of delegations,he said that some delegations had considered it premature to consider the text of the draft accompanying resolution.
The interim secretariat has considered it important to promote a sound understanding of the Convention and its processes in the work of the GEF.
The author has considered it necessary to set limits, not to restrict the scope, but to avoid any repetition, to the extent possible.
The Commission had considered it useful to devote a separate article, article 2, to the definition of the terms used, to facilitate understanding of the various provisions.