Примеры использования It was a question на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I knew it was a question.
Paragraph 40 did not clearly spell out the situation with regard to citizenship, although it was a question of central importance.
It was a question, not a judgment.
Did I say that like it was a question?
It was a question of considerable importance.
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Captain, you said yourself it was a question of priorities.
It was a question of sovereignty for States.
It was not a question of a prohibition on testing; it was a question of asking for utmost restraint.
But it was a question of sheer necessity.
With regard to gender discrimination, the delegation had emphasized that change took time,especially when it was a question of modifying certain forms of behaviour which should no longer be tolerated in the twentieth century.
Then it was a question of racial segregation.
It was a question, Carrie, not an act of war.
In other words, it was a question of optimum division of tasks.
It was a question which had already been decided and which affected China alone.
For the CANZ group, it was a question not to be dismissed lightly.
But it was a question laced with insight, Your Honour.
Mr. Moradi(Legal Adviser)said that it was a question of logistics and preparation; the decision could not be left open-ended.
It was a question of correcting systemic issues and shortcomings in the international system.
Among other things, it was a question of trilateral cooperation between Ukraine, Turkey and Qatar.
It was a question of growing importance and should be given careful consideration.
Mr. WOLFRUM pointed out that,in the case of Mexico, it was a question of interpretation of the Convention, which was a fundamental issue which surely belonged in the introduction.
It was a question of what rights could be derogated from and to what extent in different circumstances.
The Polish representatives explained further that it was a question of how the private investigator operated and that a private investigator was authorized to engage in activity that a normal customer would.
It was a question of prestige which was never validated by the French, and led to the revolution of July 1830.
It was a question not only of launching, but of realizing an era of application of international norms.
It was a question now of finding out how to share the burden and the responsibility and make the necessary adjustments.
It was a question of changing the attitude of society as a whole, and particularly that of parents.
It was a question of the Secretary-General exercising his prerogative to seek ways to improve the work of the Organization.
It was a question of empowering all persons, particularly women, so that they might lead healthier and better lives.