Примеры использования Many considered на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many considered this a serious shortcoming.
By the time it was introduced, many considered the appearance dated.
Moreover, many considered that the prescription for success was quite simple.
Situated in the town of Knysna, to many considered the heart of the Garden Route.
Many considered emigration from the homeland a way of solving their problems.
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When Satoshi Nakamoto introduced the concept for the Bitcoin in 2009, many considered it an unrealistic concept.
Yes, many considered how many steps the ladder consists of.
From the 1960s to the 1980s historians still considered 100,000 a reasonable estimate of the Jews killed and,according to Edward Flannery, many considered it"a minimum.
Many considered that they could not support the“singling out” feature in those resolutions.
Zivic's late comeback attempt in the final five rounds was not overlooked by the press, as many considered him obtaining more points in each of the last five rounds.
Many considered these changes to have either a neutral(47.1%) or a negative(39.2%) impact upon them.
Other activities involving PMSCs included interrogation, detention and military orpolice training, functions which many considered to be inherently governmental in nature.
Many considered King Vittorio the"Father of the Fatherland" because of the role he played in Italian unification.
The album received notable critical acclaim, andis considered somewhat of a return to form for Prodigy, as many considered him to have"fallen off" after the 2001 Mobb Deep release Infamy.
Many considered him to be an"artist of animals," but he himself remarked that he"proved to be more complicated.
Events have taken place which have a direct bearing on many of the most important international andbilateral disarmament treaties, and which many considered to be other than positive.
Many considered that it provided a framework to develop national green economy strategies.
In this regard, many considered the advice contained in adjustment arrangements of the IFIs to be important.
On 28 June 2000, President Clinton had met with the leaders of the main political parties of Puerto Rico to address the issue of the status of Puerto Rico, butnot the question of Vieques, which many considered an insult to the Puerto Rican people.
Even before his death, many considered Judge to be a living saint for his extraordinary works of charity and his deep spirituality.
Argentina and Uruguay have amended their Civil Codes to enable the Government to issue certificates of"forced disappearance" with which victims' families can settle the affairs of disappeared persons without having to apply fora certificate of"presumed death", a procedure that many considered morally unacceptable.
Historian Shelby Foote wrote that many considered him"not only the highest ranking but also the best general in the army.
This has been a major achievement, although controversy still surrounds the way in which it was achieved in several countries and the inequity that accompanied privileged groups gaining control of assets,in particular in the natural resource field, at prices that many considered considerably below their market value.
Many considered that positive results of Multilateral Fund and bilateral pilot projects should be shared widely;
When, in 1991, the Warsaw Pact was dismantled, many considered that NATO had lost its raison d'être as a bastion against expansionist communism and that the expensive military alliance would be dissolved.
Many considered it unnecessary product until inventor pearl Waite also thought made of gelatin dessert, named jelly.
Many considered the Tarará beach to be one of the most beautiful on the island, with its boardwalk a popular weekend destination.
Many considered that the office could have adjusted to the needs of the region if resources were more equally distributed.
Many considered Krishnamacharya a yoga master, but he continued to call himself a student because he felt that he was always"studying, exploring and experimenting" with the practice.