Примеры использования Menaced на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They felt menaced by fog?
Well, I will admit, when you first rode up, I was a tad bit menaced.
The Executioner menaced Jane Foster, and fought Balder as any ally of Loki.
His impatience brought him into conflict with other doctors and he felt menaced by them.
The world is fighting for its spiritual life menaced by the rush of hostile and undivine forces.
Negative experience of doctors assisting the victims being persecuted or menaced;
Authorities menaced to close the center and seize all of their confidential health files.
P dominating the Japanese market in a split second, other Korean groups should surely feel menaced!
On 2 October, Ossetian militiamen entered the village of Kere,where they menaced the local population with machine guns and burned one house.
In 1967, she played a blind woman menaced by drug dealers in her own home in the suspense thriller Wait Until Dark which earned her a Best Actress Oscar nomination.
Thin line marks also precisely hitting of neutral persons- menaced hostages, i.e.
Measures of assistance directed to the groups at risk menaced by poverty and social exclusion have been set up to supplement this universal system.
The season ends on a five-part story arc involving the Port-to-Port killer that menaced both teams.
Peaceful homesteads, far from help,were likewise menaced, Taurdal filled as many of the Dúnedain fled their homes and sought safety in numbers.
And the dragon stood before the woman… that he might devour her child when shebrought it forth"(Rev 12:4): life menaced by the forces of evil.
Wu felt that the new Republic must not be menaced by the social decadence of the late Qing, evils which ranged from mah-jong and stag parties to taking second wives.
In many cases, this attitude reflects clichés from the past- as ifRussia still menaced the world with the threat of communism.
The Arab countries and the region in which they are located have thus come to be menaced with a loss of security and stability, which jeopardizes peace and creates a situation that is incompatible with the interests of their peoples and the interests of the world.
The character Gabbar Singh was modelled on a real-life dacoit of the same name who had menaced the villages around Gwalior in the 1950s.
The point is to forge a world in which everyone could be himself without being menaced by another, in which we would all feel that there are values which we all share and whose protection and nurturing are in the interest of us all.
An interruption as a security enforcement measure will be determined by the police command of the forces in charge of the demonstration and only if the legality, the internal security andthe rights of citizens are menaced in the circumstances of the case.
Everyone who menaced to murder a person or impair his/her health where there is sufficient grounds to believe that such menace or threat might be carried out shall be liable to public works, or a fine, or restriction of liberty, or arrest, or imprisonment for a term not exceeding two years;
Then it blocked inspectionsby the Special Commission, interfered with monitoring operations and menaced the Special Commission's reconnaissance aircraft.
Security in the north of Rwanda is constantly menaced by elements of the former Rwandan Armed Forces and the Interahamwe soldiers who committed the genocide in Rwanda in 1994 and who still use Congolese territory as a rear base in order to reprise their gruesome crimes.
The complaint was based upon allegations made by a candidate to the leadership of the Commission for the Plan for Revitalization of the neighbourhood Baixa-Chiado who, in September 2007,had said that Chinese shops were engaged in unlawful trade practices that menaced other small local stores and undermined the"identity of the neighbourhood.
Some of the historians see the design of the main hall as a metaphor for the menaced situation of surrealism, mirrored in the harassment of the political situation before the war, as well as an outsized uterus as vade mecum against the deeper reasons for the crisis, which would originate in the paternalistic fixations of the whole epoch.
This was made explicit by the minister of justice of Colombia, Guillermo Plazas Alcid, who, addressing the 1988 Conference in Vienna,stated that“Illicit drug traffic menaced the health and well-being of individuals, spread corruption, abetted criminal conspiracy and subverted public order.
But while some consider these threats as self-evidently the main challenge to world peace and security,others feel more immediately menaced by small arms employed in civil conflict, or by so-called"soft threats" such as the persistence of extreme poverty, the disparity of income between and within societies, the spread of infectious diseases, or climate change and environmental degradation.
They emphasized that such actions not only undermined the principles enshrined in the Charter of the United Nations and international law, such as the sovereign equality of States, non-intervention and non-interference in their internal affairs, butalso severely menaced freedom of trade and investments, which are also spelled out in many international legal instruments, including the principles establishing the World Trade Organization WTO.
This menace should be eradicated.