Примеры использования Intermingling на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Look at all these different nuts intermingling in one bowl.
Their intermingling is not lessened but increased by the conventional boundaries of humanity.
On Jerusem you will find the first intermingling of Material Sons, angels, and ascending pilgrims.
This intermingling has produced the Tunisian people, in whom the Arab-Islamic element predominates.
A longer suspect period might be desirable in case of fraud or intermingling of assets.
Such intermingling of illicit and legitimate activities poses a serious threat to tackling the drugs problem.
They are also concealed, to the point of being invisible, by biological and cultural intermingling.
On account of the cultural and social intermingling which is a feature of the national community, there are no minorities in Senegal.
The historical development of the Uzbeks took place in conditions of close contact and intermingling with Iranian peoples and culture.
Here and there chains of intermingling hills, tipped with gold of the sun, are stretching far away to the foggy distance as far as the eye can see.
The history of the Uzbeks has unfolded amidst close contacts and intermingling with Iranian peoples and culture.
New measures have been taken in recent years to assist certain categories of persons(such as children, persons with disabilities, elderly persons and low-income households) orto encourage more social intermingling.
The historical development of the Uzbeks took place in a context of close contacts and intermingling with the Iranian peoples and culture.
New techniques, new textures, intermingling materials and patterns, Atelier Montex has created a decidedly modern vocabulary of embroidery, a recognisable style, and one that soon found great favour with Karl Largerfeld.
According to a survey conducted by Professor Gambembo in 1999,"with the intermingling of population groups the practice has become less rigid.
Mr. THORNBERRY, supported by Mr. AMIR, Mr. SHAHI and Mr. PILLAI, objected to the word"miscegenation" andsuggested replacing it by another word such as"admixture" or"intermingling.
The respect for the past and the pragmatism of today:the surprising intermingling of 50 years ago with the realities of the new millennium deserves following suit.
Until recently, this species was classified as a subspecies of great tit(Parus major), butstudies indicated that the two species coexist in the Russian Far East without intermingling or frequent hybridization.
Nevertheless, paragraph 12 of the report asserted that, on account of the cultural and social intermingling which was a feature of the national community, there were no minorities in Senegal.
New techniques, new textures, intermingling materials and patterns, Atelier Montex has created a decidedly modern vocabulary of embroidery, a recognisable style, and one that soon found great favour with Karl Largerfeld.
The optimizer allows for pre-determination of(1)the"true" top of cement,(2) the fluid intermingling effect on downhole pressures, and(3) the extent of mud channeling.
In their wish to avoid the intermingling of Greek Cypriots and Turkish Cypriots, the Turkish Cypriot side wanted the constituent states to have the unfettered right to decide who could establish residency therein-- this was their concept of"bi-zonality.
On the other hand,we cannot conceal our disagreement with the Special Rapporteur's interpretation that biological and cultural intermingling would be a cause of social stratification and of ethnoregional imbalance.
There are two distinct issues of concern:one relates to the intermingling of combatants and civilians in a range of situations and the other concerns, specifically, the movement of combatants into refugee and internally displaced person camps and settlements.
No one could deny the different ethnic origins of the country's population, butapart possibly from some of the more remote mountainous regions where there had been no intermingling of the different ethnic groups, it was difficult nowadays to distinguish Berbers from Arabs.
Jewish Museum of Turkey includes sections on the intermingling cultures of Jewish and Muslim Turks and ethnographic articles that depict the traditions of Turkish Jews, as well as the historical accounts of the Jewish odyssey from Spain to Turkey.
The Heads of State andGovernment stressed that the French-speaking world must adapt to the modern-day intermingling of cultures resulting as much from population movements as from the new accessibility of communications in all forms.
Although biological and cultural intermingling can be seen as a factor conducive to integration and stability that has helped to curb social tensions, it is also a cause of social stratification and of ethnoregional imbalance.
The purposes for the use of solitary confinement in pre-charge and pretrial detention vary widely, andinclude preventing the intermingling of detainees to avoid demoralization and collusion, and to apply pressure on detainees to elicit cooperation or extract a confession.
In this chapter,a number of examples are given in an attempt to prove that the intermingling of organized, corporate and white-collar crime constitutes a specific feature of transnational illegal organizations.