Примеры использования It was not surprising на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It was not surprising that Kaiaphas would develop a strong passion for music.
So massive had been the scale of the genocide that it was not surprising that there should be 80,000 persons in prison.
It was not surprising that many officers' minds turned to planning a coup d'etat.
With all the stories of misery and doom coming out of Africa, it was not surprising that foreign investors shied away from Africa.
It was not surprising that the level and pace of integration into the world economy varied widely.
Given that Hebrew was the dominant language, it was not surprising that a minimal knowledge of that language was a precondition for naturalization.
It was not surprising, therefore, that South Africa became the first to provide air support during the floods of 2000.
Mr. AZAIEZ(Tunisia) said that,given the complexity of the commitments set out in Agenda 21, it was not surprising that it was taking a long time to achieve its goals.
Given this fact, it was not surprising that Alliance Bank and Temirbank lost around 13% each.
If a cosmopolitan organization like the United Nations had difficulty implementing equal representation for women it was not surprising that States, with their specific cultures and circumstances,were lagging behind.
So it was not surprising that OCCRP reporters couldn't find the company's office at its officially registered address.
Ms. Simms said that,since men in Cape Verde often controlled the land, it was not surprising that twice as many men than women owned family farms in rural areas.
It was not surprising that they had come into conflict with the Indians, particularly the Yanomami who lived in that region.
Concerning the Vienna regime and the politically sensitive subject of human rights treaties, it was not surprising that the proliferation of that type of treaty had led to calls for a specific regime, in the light of the ambiguities in the Vienna regime.
It was not surprising that the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya was one of the first countries to have drawn attention to the problem of the disabled.
As high frequencies of R-R interval variations are associated with the respiration rate andtherefore with the periodical excitation of the vagus, it was not surprising that RMSSD, being the variability of the successive interval difference and reflecting their fast changes, also responds by a decrease.
In the circumstances, it was not surprising that those who committed atrocities, particularly against women, were not prosecuted.
In love with a talented painter, it was not surprising that the young Valentina was strongly influenced by him.
It was not surprising, therefore, that countries, especially the developing nations, eventually became disillusioned owing to the little that was achieved.
Mr. Ayzouki(Syrian Arab Republic)said that it was not surprising that the representative of the Israeli occupation authorities, who were experts in terrorism and killing, should utter such lies.
It was not surprising that much of the information required by the Fifth Committee and ACABQ arrived late and was of inadequate quality.
Given the sums involved, it was not surprising that defence counsel costs should have run well over the budget during the past three years.
It was not surprising that only Timor-Leste had been decolonized during the 16-year period since the First International Decade.
Against that background, it was not surprising that diverging views had been expressed on the level of financing presented in the above-mentioned note A/AC.241/31 and Add.1.
It was not surprising, therefore, that the Governments of some receiving countries had begun to demand that the peacekeeping missions in their territories should leave.
Under such circumstances, it was not surprising that the developing countries believed that globalization simply meant the breaking down of national borders so that those with capital and goods could dominate the markets.
It was not surprising that staff preferred to remain at a headquarters duty station, where they were assured of safety, rather than serve in the field.
One representative said that it was not surprising that developing countries were struggling to shift to non-CFC alternatives, since even developed countries had lacked the technology until the late 1990s.
It was not surprising that 80 per cent of Internet users lived in industrialized countries accounting for only 17 per cent of the world population.
It was not surprising that the Special Rapporteur tried to interpret that understanding, in footnote 10, in an attempt to break free of the constraints it imposed.