Примеры использования Moribund на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A"moribund" winner.
He can't wait to get out of the hospital,away from the infirm and the moribund.
Moribund industries;
Reactivation of the moribund savings and thrift societies?
That which they call the"true" the"orthodoks" Orthodoxy,this is also a rot, moribund.
Take one irascible and moribund in heart-can he be given the new?
In any case, when the truth is stepped on and the nuance of truth is denied,the message becomes moribund.
He modernized factories and resurrected the moribund Belgravian transportation equipment industries.
For years we have been hearing about a new world, butwhat actually exists is this old, moribund order.
For too long, however, it has stood moribund, failing to provide direction and leadership.
Actually, older speakers were recorded to vary between and, butat that point the dialect was moribund.
The small provincial town on the margins of the moribund Roman Empire went through a remarkable transformation in the 6th century.
But what we receive through gnoseology,can be expanded differently and the moribund always become a trauma.
The Security Council remained virtually moribund throughout the period of the cold war; conflicts and disputes were mostly settled outside the ambit of the Council.
It was also disappointing that posturing by some at the Conference on Disarmament had rendered it moribund.
Physicians prescribe rest, quiet,all kinds of inaction, and assume that in a moribund state it is possible to restore strength.
In addition, the discussion of some issues in the Special Committee had become somewhat moribund.
Today, some physicians do prescribe Oxandrolone to treat moribund patients gain weight after trauma, burns or serious infections.
He was described in the press as having"the tenacity of a terrier", andit was reported that he"restore to vigorous life an agency which many had thought moribund.
Stylus Magazine gave the album a negative review, stating,"The Fray,as a rule, are moribund, emotionally strained, and uninvolving.
The northernmost dialect, Piru, was separated from the rest of the language through colonial depopulation, andwas influenced by neighboring languages as it became moribund.
We have no doubt that its action andthe solidarity of the international community will resuscitate the moribund negotiating process between the Palestinian and Israeli States.
If that cannot be done, we have no choice but to declare the General Assembly null and void andto stop pouring money into this moribund body.
He has called for an"economic peace",without defining its parameters, to boost the moribund Palestinian economy and lay the groundwork for future peace talks.
Famed wine critic Robert Parker was not gentle in his descriptions of ChâteauPape Clément from these decades in the past, calling the wines“undrinkable” and the estate“moribund”.
Although industrial logging is moribund, pit-sawing(processing logs using chainsaws) for the domestic market continues to grow.
Political reform must, however, go hand in hand with social and economic development to ensure the successful transition from moribund dictatorship to fledgling democracy.
Through its renewed programmes, UNITAR had ceased to be a moribund and forgotten institute and had become a research and pedagogical centre that was a vital part of the United Nations system.
Reshaping the institutions of the United Nations system to enable them to carry out this work,including through eliminating moribund institutions and creating new bodies, as required.
We salute the achievements to date, namely,the replacement of the moribund Human Rights Commission with the new Human Rights Council and the establishment of the Peacebuilding Commission.