Примеры использования Many means на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There are many means of achieving this aim.
Because of our great location we have many means of transportation.
There are many means which you can know that your channel is desynched.
Glucocorticoid hormonal agents remain in many means the reverse of anabolic steroids.
Like many means for breeding bedbugs with the same composition, Fufanon has a long residual effect.
To prevent the effects of time, many means are now available to women, but also men.
Many means of promoting social integration are discussed in the present report, but only a few are examined, owing to limitations of space.
There are a great many means of mosquito bites today.
Mr. RASHED BUHAMOOD(Bahrain), responding to questions on practical measures taken in cases of torture of prisoners,said there were many means of redress.
They go after many means as they do not want to leave a stone unturned.
We want an attic which is easily accessible and which has many means of access to the other floors.
We fought with many means, summoned specialists, but they still returned.
Mr. de VILLENEUVE(Netherlands) said that article 21, paragraph 3, was not entirely satisfactory,as it referred to only one of many means that could be used to prevent, reduce and control pollution.
That deprives them of many means of survival and of their comparative trade advantage.
This systematic and discriminatory policy is a common practice by the Israeli prison authorities,employing medical negligence and ill-treatment as one of the many means of torture illegally used against these detainees.
You can be cured by many means that are sold in pharmacies, and you can also try Dichlorvos.
Appeals to Member States to contribute whenever possible to the rehabilitation of people affected by the earthquake disaster in order to facilitate the economic andsocial well-being since many means of livelihood has been damaged or destroyed.
Systems of social stratification arose by many means and had been perpetuated for various reasons.
Among the many means of cockroaches insecticidal smoke bombs are today, perhaps, the least known to the consumer.
Glucocorticoid hormonal agents remain in many means the opposite of anabolic steroids.
Today, there are many means of self-expression, but the big question is- whether cinematography will remain cinematography?
What this means: for insects that regularly encounter small doses of insecticides, for example, living with neighbors and not dead after one treatment of the room, mechanisms for neutralizing the substance in the body are developed, andafter a certain time, many means can stop acting on them.
Also, rights were repressed by many means, and she had doubts about the value judgement expressed in the definition of liberty.
The Department of Management also stated that there were more than 13,000 line items within PAE's proposal and, while a comparison for all line items would have been more than challenging,the Procurement Division had used many means at its disposal to carry out benchmarking.
We have tried many means of fleas, because the husband constantly leads the dogs on the hunt and on all kinds of burrows they gain this nasty kilograms.
Some delegations stressed that peace-keeping was but one of many means available to the United Nations in maintaining international peace and security.
We have many means at our disposal to prevent, deter and respond to crimes against our common humanity and to bring the perpetrators to account for their actions.
It should be borne in mind, however, that transparency is only one of many means of confidence-building that can be useful in easing tension and reducing the possibility of military confrontation.
While many means of fighting bedbugs are developed with an eye on maximum safety for humans, manufacturers have put efficiency at the center of the development of Klopomora.
This protection may be achieved by many means, including consular protection, resort to international human rights treaties mechanisms, criminal prosecution or action by the Security Council or other international bodies- and diplomatic protection.