Примеры использования Living in abkhazia на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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How do you think Armenians living in Abkhazia are being governed?
Irma Osia is convinced that the book will be interesting for the people living in Abkhazia.
On 8 November 1632 Catholics living in Abkhazia were annexed to the jurisdiction of the bishop of Isfahan.
Georgia can become a platform for relations of Abkhazians living in Abkhazia and Turkey.
Some of them are still living in Abkhazia, the separatist government having awarded them the houses of expelled Georgians;
You asked me:"Can the Armenian government influence on Armenians living in Abkhazia?
Emphasizing that the rights of the Abkhaz population living in Abkhazia, Georgia, have to be protected and guaranteed.
Does Georgia have the ability,with the help of Armenia to establish some kind of contacts with Armenians living in Abkhazia?
Heated discussions about Georgians living in Abkhazia have been part of both Abkhaz and Georgian political debate, as well as Georgian-Abkhaz dialogue.
Such things took place, but I have never heard that the Georgian government asked the Armenian government to influence on Armenians living in Abkhazia.
Tensions between different ethnic groups living in Abkhazia, on the Black Sea coast, erupted in violent conflict in 1992-93.
Since most members of the Roma community had left Georgia whenit had attained independence, there were currently few Roma living in Abkhazia.
The majority of the people living in Abkhazia had been granted Russian citizenship, so the peacekeeping force was clearly not impartial but rather sought to alienate the two sides.
While acknowledging the positive steps taken,HR Committee was concerned that the population living in Abkhazia and South Ossetia did not fully enjoy the Covenant provisions.
On this occasion, the Georgian authorities have promised that the programmes aimed at enhancing the wellbeing of the population of Georgia would be directly available to those living in Abkhazia today.
According to Amnesty International's 2000 report on Georgia,members of the Georgian community living in Abkhazia had complained of arbitrary detention, ill-treatment and even theft by the Abkhaz forces.
With the majority of the population living in Abkhazia having been granted Russian citizenship, it became clear that the peacekeeping force was not an impartial international formation carrying out the responsibilities spelled out in its mandate, but rather a force that worked to artificially alienate the sides from one another.
The Duma called on the executive branch to strengthen its assistance to andprotection of Russian citizens living in Abkhazia, particularly in view of the bid by Georgia to join the North Atlantic Treaty Organization.
Moreover, in January 2010, the Government adopted the"State strategy on Occupied Territories:Engagement through Cooperation", which envisages a policy of engagement with the population living in Abkhazia, Georgia and Tskhinvali region/South Ossetia, Georgia.
Now they want to have relations with their compatriots living in Abkhazia and Georgia can become a platform for relations of Abkhazians living in Abkhazia and Turkey.
The representatives of various ethnic communities were forced to flee during the 1992-1993 war,since most non-Georgian minorities living in Abkhazia(Armenians, Russians, Ukrainians, Greeks, Turks and others) had fought alongside the Abkhaz community against the aggressors.
President Saakashvili also outlined the parameters of the Government's proposals for a final settlement,namely the right to self-governance for those living in Abkhazia within Georgian international borders under international guarantees, constitutional changes to enshrine the protection of minorities, including language rights, the protection of culture, language and education, and a robust role for the European Union.
We offer and recognize the right to full self-governance for all who live in Abkhazia and South Ossetia, within our sovereign territorial borders under international guarantees.
Fifteen years ago around half a million people lived in Abkhazia, but today the population has dwindled to about a third of that.
My family lived in Abkhazia for 200 years, but what could I do, I am an Ugrekhelidze?
More than 7,000 people were killed, and 200,000 to 250,000 people(out of 550,000 people who lived in Abkhazia before the war) became refugees.
The representatives of the family originate from Lykhny village(Gudauta district of Abkhazia) live in Abkhazia, Russia and Turkey.
Here I would like to note that according to the data providedby various international organizations, approximately 100,000 inhabitants currently live in Abkhazia, Georgia, while before the conflict the population of the region was more than 500,000.
Nearly 40 per cent of the families living in pre-conflict Abkhazia, Georgia, were mixed Georgian-Abkhaz families.