Примеры использования Kiernan на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Kiernan, Blood and Soil.
See the contrasting views described in Kiernan(1994), op. cit., pp. 205-06.
Chloe, Kiernan is here so that we can work.
Zara Phythian, Alaa Safi, and Katrina Durden portray zealots under Kaecilius, and Pat Kiernan appears as himself.
Kiernan is survived by Susan, his four children and nine grandchildren.
In January 2017, it was announced Kiernan Shipka was cast in the series as Davis's daughter, Barbara"B.D.
According to Guenter Lewy, Stannard's perspective has been joined by scholars Kirkpatrick Sale,Ben Kiernan, Lenore A. Stiffarm, Phil Lane, Jr., and Ward Churchill.
Barbara Colby and James Kiernan, American actors, were shot to death while walking to his car in Venice, California, on 24 July 1975.
Accepting the 1980 count that Cribb regards as at least 10%(55,000) too low, Kiernan concluded that as many as 180,000 may have died in the war.
The Kiernan family owned the Greville Arms Hotel in the town, as well as a grocery shop, a hardware store, a timber and undertaking business and also a bar.
In January 2018, it was announced that Kiernan Shipka has signed on to play the lead role of Sabrina Spellman.
Kiernan believes that the deficit was most probably around 145,000 when accounting for the reduction in birth rates, or 20% of East Timor's population.
In the summer of 1940, Williams initiated a relationship with Kip Kiernan(1918-1944), a young Canadian dancer he met in Provincetown, Massachusetts.
Kitty Kiernan and Michael Collins kept up a lengthy correspondence and while Collins was in London during the Treaty negotiations, he wrote to her every day.
In 1995 a Khmer Rouge court indicted,tried and sentenced Kiernan in-absentia for"prosecuting and terrorizing the Cambodian resistance patriots.
Ms. Kiernan(United States of America) said that migrants played an important role in the global economy and could contribute to innovation, economic development and poverty reduction.
The rise in cohabitation has become one of the most salient features of the second demographic transition in more developed countries Klijzing and Macura, 1997; Kiernan, 1999; Bumpass and Lu, 2000.
Her parents, Bridget and Peter Kiernan, enjoyed a happy marriage, and life in the Kiernan home was joyous until Kitty reached her teens.
Michael Collins, one of the principal founders of the independent Irish state, was introduced to the vivacious Kiernan sisters byhis cousin Gearóid O'Sullivan, who was already dating Maud Kiernan.
Ms. Kiernan(United States of America) said that regional bodies played a significant role in combating restrictive environments and providing rapid assistance to human rights defenders in need.
Bushy, Kramer and DeMartines formed Magic and Lee Dorman put together a new IB lineup with Rhino that contained British singer Jimi Henderson,Larry Kiernan on keyboards, David Love on guitar and Kevin Karamitros on drums.
Ms. Kiernan(United States of America) said that her country had been a strong supporter of the inclusion of a dedicated goal on capable, effective and accountable institutions in the post-2015 development agenda.
The film series on the Holocaust, also a part of the programme, continued with the screening of The Pianist on 19 July, andProfessor Ben Kiernan, Director of the Genocide Studies Programme at Yale University, drafted the second in the series of discussion papers on lessons to be learned from the Holocaust.
Kiernan, starting from a base population of 700,000 Timorese in 1975(based on the 1974 Catholic Church census) calculated an expected 1980 population of 735,000 Timorese assuming a growth rate of only 1% per year as a result of the occupation.
The bulk of the letters between Collins and Kiernan were written between 1919 and 1922, and through their almost daily contact emerges a picture of the dreams and aspirations of the man often called Ireland's"lost leader" and the woman with whom he wanted to share a"normal" life.
Ms. Kiernan(United States of America) said that her delegation remained deeply concerned by the restrictions imposed on civil society, the decreasing number of NGOs registered and the violations of the freedoms of peaceful assembly, association and expression in Belarus.
Ms. Kiernan(United States of America) said that, despite the importance of the principle of universal jurisdiction and its long history as a part of international law relating to piracy, basic questions remained concerning its exercise in respect of universal crimes.
Ms. Kiernan(United States of America) said that her country supported the critical work of the Department of Public Information and, as a member of the Committee on Information, examined the Department's activities to ensure their effectiveness and efficiency, as well as coherence between the Department's strategic orientation and Member States' expectations.
Ms. Kiernan(United States of America) said that her country agreed that multilateral institutions were uniquely positioned to help foster the rights to freedom of peaceful assembly and of association at the national level by pressing Member States to comply with their commitments and by providing venues in which those issues could be discussed.
Kiernan responded, however, by asserting that the influx of migrant workers during the occupation and the increase in the population growth rate typical of a mortality crisis justifies accepting the 1980 census as valid despite the 1987 estimate, and that the 1974 church census-though a"possible maximum"-cannot be discounted because the church's lack of access to society might well have resulted in an undercount.