Примеры использования One interviewee на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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One interviewee said"We are always late.
When asked if they had any fears,worries or concerns, one interviewee simply replied‘not at my age.
One interviewee described these abductions as"quite common.
The consensus was that the mayor had been appointed by Lachin, although one interviewee said she had recently voted for him in a local election.
One interviewee said that he had had to eat out of the garbage.
Spending time in the hospice had changed some interviewee's attitudes towards it; one interviewee stated that before they had entered hospice, they always thought that it was a‘place to die' but now they describe it as‘just like any other hospital.
One interviewee said that as many as 15 people work in the clinic's six large rooms and offices.
In December 1982 the Government of Belaunde Terry(1980-1985) placed nine provinces under a state of emergency and entrusted control to a political-military command,which, in the words of one interviewee, operated as an occupation army.
To quote one interviewee:"Everyone says they have different requirements.
One interviewee stated that, on 11 March, he was shot at by a sniper from the rooftop of the local school in Jondia.
As rightly put by one interviewee, too many flagships don't sail anywhere in particular.
One interviewee stated that, having been without water for a week, he had to drink his own urine.
During interviews with patients and caregivers at Almaty Center for Palliative Care, one interviewee stated that they were‘told nothing' about their illness and that‘no information' was provided to them- although their caregiver had been kept‘fully informed' about the diagnosis/prognosis but‘refused to tell him anything.
One interviewee reported having spent altogether about 350 days,"almost a year", on such multi-day trips.
According to one interviewee, the Sharia Board in Aleppo does not permit defence lawyers to participate in proceedings.
One interviewee reported having been moved to 10 different centres across four governorates in five months.
When asked if they had felt stigmatized ordiscriminated against since their illness began, one interviewee reacted rather angrily and said that this was‘a stupid question'- all they had ever received since their illness began had been‘much love and support from family and friends'; however, it should be noted that in a number of instances, family and friends were the only people that were aware of the patient's illness as it was considered it to be‘no-one else's business.
One interviewee stated that they put their trust in the doctors at the hospice and‘in God', suggesting that‘doctors are the friends of God.
One interviewee who claimed to have had an encounter with a Ninki Nanka said it looked similar to an image of a Chinese dragon.
One interviewee's brother was arrested in Dara'a in March 2012 by members of Security Branch 215, and has not yet reappeared.
For example, one interviewee mentioned that“in Belarus, no private enterprise has bought any Belarusian technology as it is too expensive”.
One interviewee reported that, following the army's counter-offensive in Bab Amr in March, soldiers abducted his neighbours, including women and children.
One interviewee told us that government offi cials seem both unaware of existing public service models worldwide and unwilling to consider adopting public service.
One interviewee expressed the future need for national HISs to extract data directly from local digital systems through a provider database.
One interviewee mentioned that women and girls who were victims of rape do not report the incidents because they think that"if they do it, there will be no future for them.
One interviewee remarked that all businesses pay tax at 32.5 per cent of their taxable income and there is no relief for small entities or business start-ups.
One interviewee reported that, during his last detention, he had been given a two-year suspended sentence, which would take him past any prospective election date.
One interviewee stated that although they did not currently have physical pain, they were experiencing a‘bad feeling' covering the‘whole of the body' which they described as‘spiritual pain.
One interviewee reported that a cousin, nephew and brother had been arrested in June 2012 for the purpose of coercing their children, currently living abroad, to return to the country.
One interviewee reported that looted objects were available at markets in Damascus, and that government forces returning from operations in Darayya"sold the stolen goods along the street in Athar.