Примеры использования It seems to us на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It seems to us to hide the truth.
At judo, not so such ancient origin as it seems to us.
And, as it seems to us, it was more than successful.
The difference in these two approaches, it seems to us, is clear.
It seems to us, as the previous speaker has just noted, that consensus is indeed very close.
And so- it is possible,in it more sense is hidden, than it seems to us.
It seems to us to have adequate clarity and to offer a way forward on this very important topic.
As far as these corpses must perish,we are greater than it seems to us.
It seems to us, therefore, that the best thing to do would be to stick with the decision we took on Thursday.
Today it is the creativity that sets new meanings, methods and objectives, and makes the world a new one,quite different, not as it seems to us.
It seems to us of paramount importance that all efforts be undertaken to break the tragic cycle of violence in that region.
On the surface of this subconscience floats an obscure layer in which dreams take place, as it seems to us, but, more correctly it may be said, are recorded.
It's convenient to express both the geographic longitude and the right ascension not in degrees, but rather in time units,for within 24 hours the Earth and, as it seems to us, the sky do one turn on the axis.
It seems to us-- and this is why I draw your attention to it-- that this is a rather realistic and objective analysis.
Literary critic Edmund Wilson noted that Ulysses attempts to render"as precisely and as directly as it is possible in words to do,what our participation in life is like-or rather, what it seems to us like as from moment to moment we live.
Ultimately, it seems to us, only a universal treaty on trade in weapons can allow us to have proper control of conventional weapons.
It's like death, you see:it's a transitional phenomenon, but it seems to us to have existed forever(it appears so because our consciousness cuts up everything), but when you have that divine consciousness, oh!….
Very often, it seems to us, how it should be your favorite person, but to describe his face, or at least specific facial features is not possible.
The Pact on Stability in Europe, the follow-up to which is provided by the OSCE,is a useful exercise, which, it seems to us, merits retention as an institution of good-neighbourliness, not just for the participants in regional round tables but also for all States parties to the Pact.
It seems to us, and we continue to believe, that it is very important that we not lose the momentum for discussing these very important disarmament issues.
The change in behavior whilst under arrest, it seems to us, is a result of changes which have happened in the ultra-right sphere, as to its image, in the last few years.
It seems to us that this is what the current proposals for the establishment of an international criminal court are all about, and that this is the best way of proceeding in the matter.
How to play the game online Very often, it seems to us, how it should be your favorite person, but to describe his face, or at least specific facial features is not possible.
So it seems to us-- and I speak partly as a member of the P-6 here, but also in my national capacity-- that we must use the coming period, the remainder of 2009, very wisely.
As it seems to us, everybody, if he does not want to just swim in the flow of life and be the slave ot nature, must in certain phase of life, work for himself a program of wholesome, active, long life.
It seems to us to be at least open to debate whether a particular group of countries should be established permanently in a position where they negotiate international disarmament instruments for the world community as a whole.
The real issue, it seems to us, is the need to accommodate countries who wish, and perhaps see it as their right, to participate fully in the negotiation of international disarmament instruments having worldwide applicability.
The international community, it seems to us, may not look with understanding on the procedural manoeuvring which we have witnessed today, since rules of procedure, in our view, are intended to facilitate and not to frustrate the orderly conduct of business.
It seems to us, however, that this is one more reason to waste no time in establishing an international legal standard with those who are ready to do so which can act as a point of reference and maybe even a moral objective for the community of States.