Примеры использования Japan had на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
Japan had serious problems with the latter document.
Of particular importance for the development of tea tradition in Japan had such figures as Murata, Zuko, Taken Joó, St Riku.
Japan had worked assiduously for the early conclusion of the Convention.
This position was formerly cited as being Japan's most powerful andone of the world's, because Japan had historically held the largest foreign exchange reserves.
After the war in 1947, Japan had the opportunity to become a long-life country.
The sovereign debt crisis in Europe and recessionary trends in the United States of America,Europe and Japan had severe repercussions for developing countries.
In addition, Japan had published the Japanese Annual of International Law.
In the automotive industry,a sector with particularly high degree of automation, Japan had the highest density of industrial robots in the world: 1,414 per 10,000 employees.
By 1989 Japan had abolished all restrictions on women entering the national service.
An indigenous representative from Japan reported that the Ainu people were still suffering from severe health problems despite the fact that Japan had one of the most modern medical systems in the world.
Japan had no choice- they were forced to reform the education system after the Second World War.
For over 70 years after the Meiji Restoration, Japan had launched and participated in a series of aggressive wars, the majority of them against China.
Japan had contributed financially to the fight against Ebola and it had sent experts as a part of a WHO mission.
Mr. Komizo(Japan) said that as a country with few natural resources, Japan had embraced nuclear power early, and approximately 30 per cent of its electricity was supplied by nuclear power plants.
Japan had the honour to announce that it would become the first non-European Contracting Party to the 1958 Agreement.
The conflict of Russia and Japan was foreshadowed already in the middle of the past century, when the former began to claim some of the Kurile Islands and the whole of Sakhalien,upon parts of which Japan had long exercised vague sovereign rights.
By July 1937, Japan had expanded its forces in China to an estimated 7,000 to 15,000 men, mostly along the railways.
Mr. Okuda(Japan), in response to the Democratic People's Republic of Korea's repeated allegations,said that since the end of the Second World War, Japan had taken many opportunities to express sincere apologies and had also provided compensation to the"comfort women" through the Asian Women's Fund.
Japan had the chance to open up and then to spread her power around the world, just like any European country.
The Working Group noted that Japan had proposed to conduct research in this region for several years, but had not been able to commence research.
Japan had a system that guaranteed human rights and appropriate treatment in detention facilities.
By the turn of the 20th century, Japan had numerous reformers, child experts, magazine editors, and well-educated mothers who had adopted these new attitudes.
Japan had taken many measures that had proved highly successful, opening job opportunities for women and encouraging more women to seek work.
According to information before the Committee, Japan had one of the highest rates of involuntary admission to psychiatric institutions in the world, and the length of stay was usually rather long.
Japan had four prison hospitals and six major health care centres to which sick inmates could be transferred, including for prolonged treatment.
As of April 1996, Japan had 307“daily life support facilities for mothers and children”, with a capacity of 6,043 families.
Japan had high hopes for the adoption of the draft declaration of a fourth disarmament decade during last year's session, but this did not materialize.
Like many developed countries, Japan had its share of"illegal" workers- currently numbering 276,810- who were either unemployed or performed ill-paid marginal jobs.
In 2004, Japan had the best cost to performance ADSL service in the world(50 Mbit/s, 35US$) which it held on to in the successive years.
Nevertheless, Japan had reservations as to whether the question of procurement of services should be discussed at the Working Group's next session.