Примеры использования It reflected на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The sentence was perhaps not easy to understand, but it reflected what had happened.
It reflected a multi-faceted activities of numerous national cultural centers.
The representative of the UNCTAD secretariat said that it reflected reductions in resource levels.
It reflected exactly how I felt in my heart about which team should win.
Croatia noted that not all delegates could be fully satisfied with the text as it reflected a compromise.
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It reflected real growth of $22.4 million, or 0.5 per cent, over the revised appropriation.
While the text might not be entirely satisfactory to all delegations, it reflected the best possible compromise.
It reflected unnecessary duplications in functional responsibilities creating confusion and blurring accountability.
The Co-Chairs introduced item 5,noting that it reflected paragraph 268 of General Assembly resolution 68/70.
It reflected the different objectives that delegations sought to achieve, but also the imperative of a balance.
She felt the song's slow, shifting tempo was important because it reflected her mental state during its writing.
That would be good if it reflected a genuine unity of purpose among Member States in responding to global challenges.
The Commission nevertheless decided to retain the draft article,pointing out in the commentary that it reflected"a well-established practice.
The sponsor delegation observed that it reflected the essence of the main provisions found in the operative part of the Declaration.
In addition, the Group considered the need for the Register to address technological developments to ensure that it reflected the security concerns of Member States and remained relevant.
It reflected the clear human rights obligations of Member States to prevent and respond to all forms of violence against children.
This approach was often referred to as the credit card model, as it reflected the business model underlying the credit card industry.
It reflected the urgent new needs which had arisen as a result of the renewed outbreak of hostilities in Kabul in January 1994.
Although that figure was far from satisfactory, it reflected a significant increase compared to the previous term.
It reflected the principles of sovereignty and non-intervention, both of which were universally accepted as underpinning the edifice of international law.
Mr. Morán Bovio(Spain)said that it was crucial to maintain paragraph 2 because it reflected an existing commercial practice, even in liner trade.
It reflected legislative progress and improvements in company practice in safeguarding human rights and the environment.
An association of five major fast-growing economies, it reflected the realities of the evolving multipolar world and sought confrontation with no one.
It reflected the commitment and resolve of Member States to revitalize and strengthen the Organization's role in guaranteeing the effective enjoyment of all human rights for all.
Mr. MAVROMMATIS said that,although the report had been submitted late, it reflected the considerable progress made by the Estonian Government since independence in 1991.
It reflected many of the concerns highlighted in the report of the Special Rapporteur on contemporary forms of racism, racial discrimination, xenophobia and related intolerance.
By excluding certain activities of armed forces in paragraph 2 of draft article 18, it reflected the clear understanding that such activities were governed by other rules of international law.
It reflected the consensus reached on a number of issues, including multilingualism, and the frustrations of certain Member States with regard to the delays in the implementation of that principle.
The capacity building andtechnical cooperation plan was ambitious because it reflected urgent, real and complex needs of developing countries, LDCs and countries with economies in transition.
It reflected the most recent developments in the application of collective enforcement measures under Chapter VII of the Charter and in the practice of the Security Council relating to sanctions.