Примеры использования Quelled на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A riot started, but it was quelled.
Tiberius finally quelled the revolt in AD 9.
The Georgian government carried out a police operation and quelled the revolt.
However, this rebellion was quelled by the federal government.
For the handlers, the main concern will be identifying behavioral problems that cannot be quelled and reporting them.
They successfully quelled the rebellion and destroyed the rebel camps.
The most serious armed insurgencies plaguing the Central African Republic at the time of the Special Rapporteur's visit in early 2008 have largely been quelled.
The demonstrations were quelled by the Sudanese police and the security forces.
FIDH/BCHR/BHRS added that protests against the confiscation of the Almalkia Village sea shores were quelled by anti-riot police with many casualties.
The Hutu rebellion had not been quelled and the army continued to take the law into its own hands.
GAWH believes that with a proactive gender-focused approach andthe cooperation of the international community, the growing epidemic of diabetes can be quelled.
After four days of rioting, Nigerian security forces quelled the riots and arrested hundreds of rioters.
The revolt was quelled, keeping Central Asia under Persian dominion until the collapse of the Empire.
Early in his reign,he probably repelled another Cham attack and quelled a rebellion of the vassal Kingdom of Malyang Battambang.
Yale imposed high taxes for the maintenance of the colonial garrison and town, resulting in an unpopular regime and several revolts by Indians,brutally quelled by garrison soldiers.
UDF troops assumed internal security tasks in South Africa and quelled several revolts against South African domination in South-West Africa.
Conscientious voices raised against the crimes perpetrated, orthe convoluted policies pursued under the rubric of"the war on terror" are invariably undermined and quelled through the logic of deceit and intimidation.
All resistance to the tsarist authorities was finally quelled by force in January 1906 with the arrival of an army led by General Alikhanov.
Laxity and weakness, self-indulgence, a certain flabbiness and limpness or inert passivity of the psychical being are the last result of an emotional and psychic life in which energy andpower of assertion have been quelled, discouraged or killed.
The new Byzantine commander Bessas quelled a pro-Persian revolt of the Abasgi tribe, took Petra and defeated Mihr-Mihroe at Archaeopolis in 551.
In 1980, the new state of Vanuatu, formerly the New Hebrides,which had just that year declared independence from France, quelled an uprising with the help of forces from Papua New Guinea.
The Roman governor of Gaul, Gaius Carrinas, successfully quelled the rebellion and the territory of the Menapii was subsequently absorbed into the Roman province of Gallia Belgica.
Ever since that fatal incident, which we quelled with the help of our good friend and ally, India, the Maldives has continued to advocate the need for effective multilateral cooperation to support small States in protecting their sovereignty and territorial integrity-- an arrangement that could respond with urgency and commitment, without any bias, regardless of the strategic location, economic significance or political importance of the State.
For instance, the provisional president quelled a paulista female workers' strike by co-opting much of its platform and requiring their"factory commissions" to use government mediation in the future.
While the rebellion was rapidly quelled by loyalist forces after a brief exchange of fire, and the about 80 rebels and their ringleader, the army Colonel Bechir Haggar, were arrested, the President later admitted the seriousness of what had happened.
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In action lawfully taken for the purpose of quelling a riot or insurrection.
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