Примеры использования Opined на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He opined that those procedures were discriminatory.
I seem to recall it was Mr Coleridge who opined.
Some opined that there was not even a"war" at all.
Aaron H. Bynum of Animator Insider opined that he is"indubitably confident.
They opined that members of their movement are stigmatized and marginalized.
Andrew Romano of The Daily Beast opined that the scene"wasn't supposed to be a rape.
Some opined that the Group of Eastern European States was also underrepresented.
In The Phenomenon of Spousal Violence:(2002) report,the State Comptroller opined that spousal violence requires a systematic and effective solution.
Experts also opined on the role of a special rapporteur on the rights of older persons.
Although he noted that the City authorities had improved the qualitative implementation of the Parking Programme, he opined that not all of the obligations of the City of New York were being carried out fully.
Peter Brown of GameSpot opined that combatting enemies provided a considerably rewarding experience.
As regards the presence of a Special Representative of the Secretary-General in the region,President Biya opined that his role might be overshadowed by the presence of the multinational force.
Top The doctor opined that the indisposition arose from fatigue and excitement, and prescribed rest.
In 1909, Thomas Jefferson Jackson See,an astronomer with a reputation as an egocentric contrarian, opined"that there is certainly one, most likely two and possibly three planets beyond Neptune.
The doctor opined that the indisposition arose from fatigue and excitement, and prescribed rest. 52040.
Alexis Petridis of The Guardian described it as"a big ballad, buta superior example of its kind", and opined that the song is"precisely the kind of lovelorn epic ballad that made Adele one of the biggest stars in the world.
Mr. ALBA opined that the Committee could not officially suggest to States that they ratified the Convention with reservations.
Mikael Wood of the Los Angeles Times viewed it as"Stone's most conventional record yet" and opined that"the music gestures toward the majestic balladry we have heard a lot of lately from Ryan Tedder in his productions for Beyoncé and Kelly Clarkson.
He opined that the host country was using the denial of visas as a means to influence participation in and representation to the IPU Conference.
Eric Danton of Rolling Stone opined that the lyrics of the song are"girlish and knowing.
He opined that"full facilities" did not mean that the host country must guarantee a parking space for each diplomatic vehicle.
Peter Debruge at Variety opined that Zootopia"plays directly to the studio's strength.
AllMusic opined that Tyler's influences(Janis Joplin and Tina Turner)"often shine through on this hard to find album.
Sam Damshenas of Gay Times opined that the song is"very romantic", calling it"a total banger.
He opined that the reluctance of the Government to take urgent action on the political tension was a systematic plan to achieve a one-party system in Burundi.
Ryan Reed of Rolling Stone opined that its"results are grandiose, considering the film's sensual subject matter.
She opined that seniority should be based on skills, not age or gender, and noted that, when she started out in the airline business, many assumed she was a secretary or cabin crew member and would not take her seriously.
Noah Robischon from Entertainment Weekly opined that with both the song and the movie, Madonna had pushed"synergy over the borderline.
Moore also opined that if an accounting standard gave a choice of treatment, the directors/officers should consider carefully which choice would give a true and fair view.
Meanwhile, Rolling Stone's Nick Catucci opined that"I Got a Boy" was made up of a range of genres from minimal R&B to"high-BPM" dance.