Примеры использования One the one hand на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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One the one hand, this copier is very old.
You get industrious and he oricelul a fruit binenþeles buteat it all and put another one the one hand, for winter.
One the one hand, it talks about the first redemption, from Egypt.
It asked for information on Chile's experience in handling the balance between truth and justice one the one hand and reconciliation on the other.
One the one hand, the maintenance of the sample as selected is important to consider.
One the one hand, the Provisional Institutions, particularly the Kosovo Assembly, have overstepped their competencies on a number of occasions.
Rules which seem to be a reasonable compromise between observance of the requirements of counteragents andantimonopoly authorities which protect them, one the one hand, and of companies, on the other hand, may turn out to be unreasonable and have nothing to do with compromise.
One the one hand, the president declares that"there will be no bargaining over the activities of the law enforcement agencies.".
A special role must be played by the public-private partnership system supplying the local resources to local bioenergy projects, which, one the one hand, would allow reduction of feedstock risks, and on the other hand would guarantee employment of local population.
One the one hand, some of the key partners were weakened, dramatically changed their policies or were ousted from power, like in Iraq and Libya.
In particular, Putin's"purges" with the help of the General Prosecutor's Office are caused by these anticipations,"One the one hand, Putin has worked out a distinct independent policy of his own, naturally he needs HIS people for its implementation; on the other hand, anticipating a storm.
One the one hand, arms expenditures are rising once again and of the annual $1 trillion military expenditures, over 80 per cent is spent on conventional weapons.
Nadim Samman shared his vision of such concepts as‘internal' and‘external' in contemporary world, which, one the one hand, provides tools for overcoming huge distance barriers and splitting of atoms, while, on the other hand, places us within certain macrosystems and hence deprives us of an opportunity to observe them from outside.
One the one hand peaceful campaigning conducted by political parties is being hindered and on the other hand media outlets' normal activities are obstructed.
She found it curious that the report should state, one the one hand, that because of their insufficient education rural women had no alternative to working in agriculture and, on the other, that the authority of the father was thereby being undermined.
One the one hand, the Information Age with undreamed-of possibilities, and, on the other, exclusive communities and citizens without rights- this does not add up.
Dmitri placed high emphasis on working with the young generation which, one the one hand, is easier to allienate and radicalise by means of hostile Russia‘s information campaigns but which, on the other hand, aspires to better inclusion and full-fledged participation in building succcessful future of Estonia.
One the one hand, they have often enabled indigenous children and youth to acquire knowledge and skills that will allow them to move ahead in life and connect with the broader world.
Experience has proven that it is unprofitable for the enterprises to keep such sources due to several factors: one the one hand, there is a pressure from the side of inspectors, who may issue fines in case the requirements are not complied with, on the other hand, there is an obligatory payments to the radwaste management fund should these sources are re-categorised as the radioactive waste.
One the one hand, the IPU mobilizes those parliamentarians with practical expertise in dealing with specific issues and helps them interact with each other and with relevant United Nations bodies.
Effective progress in the return and reintegration of displaced persons has been held up by two obstacles: one the one hand, the need to establish an institutional framework and mobilize resources for operating expenditures; on the other, the lack of financial resources, in particular adequate and affordable housing finance, as well as resources for priority and emergency rehabilitation of public services.
One the one hand the world's wealth is increasing and becoming concentrated in them, while on the other hand internal inequity is growing, concentrating the wealth in just a few hands. .
There arises a wish to accomplish something that one the one hand would be dear to my heart, and on the other would allow me to implement all the knowledge and experience gained in an in-depth project which would be interesting and useful to other people.
One the one hand, IPAs gain in prestige vis-à-vis their Governments- and thus in their ability to generate a more investment-friendly economic climate- if they are able to say that they can speak for the interests of the private sector.
Results of the summit in Shanghai showed that, one the one hand, Russia supports American actions aimed at the destruction of terrorists' bases in Afghanistan, and, one the other hand, Moscow, like Beijing, advocated the quick transfer of the military phase of operation in this country into a political phase.
One the one hand through rapid acquisition and structuring of the data for engineering and on the other hand through higher quality and consistency of the data throughout all process steps of the product development and production.
On the one hand the Law is really humane.
On the one hand, the world has shrunk.
On the one hand.