Примеры использования Predate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It may predate the lore.
I found injuries that even predate that.
All these predate even the earliest egyptian dynasties.
There are those whose names predate the Constitution.
Charges predate his suspected involvement with Red Tide.
There are a few stories that predate"steamboat willie.
These cups actually predate some of the more prominent porcelain designs, and are still valued highly among high-end tea drinkers worldwide.
However, Huaying's purchases from Bisie predate this event.
Background: Golems predate any known literature about their creation.
They must not be blamed for social tensions that predate their arrival.
He has essential tremors that predate the drinking, and they worsen with movements of intention.
In light of this,these maps are perhaps the oldest economic maps in the world since they predate Strabo's economic maps.
Examples of tithing predate Mosaic legislation.
The United States Declaration of Independence states that all human beings are endowed by their creator with certain inalienable rights-- in other words,rights that predate the State.
These are moral absolutes that predate the fermentation of malt and fine hops.
Opponents of the spelling reforms aimed at bringing Bokmål closer to Nynorskhave retained the name Riksmål and employ spelling and grammar that predate the Samnorsk movement.
Environmental issues in Afghanistan predate the political turmoil of the past few decades.
Related policies such as"smart growth", increased green spaces andenergy efficiency in buildings are elements of urban development strategies that predate the international quest for climate neutrality.
Serious Russian efforts in SETI predate similar programs in the US by some years.
Policies such as"smart growth", transport planning, increased green spaces andenergy efficiency are all elements of urban sustainability strategies that predate the international quest for climate neutrality.
Coal is known from Precambrian strata, which predate land plants-this coal is presumed to have originated from residues of algae.
The earliest foundations of what would become computer science predate the invention of the modern digital computer.
Disputes arising out of facts that predate the accession of any of the Parties making the reservation or of any other Party with which the said Parties may have a dispute;
Nonetheless, a number of still existing features predate creation of the landscaped grounds.
It is quite clear that most of these problems predate the enactment of TRIPS: biopiracy- the exploitation and private appropriation of traditional forms of knowledge- is a practice that dates back centuries.
Recently, decisions were taken to initiate orreactivate the prosecution of two cases which predate the coup d'état and have remained in abeyance.
In some legal systems, the applicable laws predate the establishment of the United Nations and have remained unchanged for decades.
In addition to Act No. 80 of 2002, which codifies the said provisions,a number of Egyptian laws that predate that Convention contain provisions which match those of the Convention.
CDEMA and CEPREDENAC,whose efforts predate the Hyogo Framework, stand out in the Americas for their programmatic impact on disaster risk reduction.
The provisions of the present Treaty shall not apply to disputes relating to facts or situations that predate the entry into force of the present Treaty between the parties to the dispute.