Примеры использования Some measure на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In some measure.
True creativity is impossible without some measure of passion.
I take some measure of pride in that.
You know, it's not out of the question you might find some measure of happiness.
My requirements in beer. Which, with some measure of self-control, is the only alcohol I allow myself.
The man obeyed Jesus,which demonstrates at least some measure of faith.
It is obvious that we are all to blame in some measure when we follow blindly along the road of industrial consumption.
In the given approach each spatial coordinate is characterized still by some measure of time.
The outcome of trade negotiations implies some measure of liberalization for all parties involved.
Some measure of consensus has been reached on some key issues which are useful to decision makers and all stakeholders.
Others have been able to set up microenterprises and achieve some measure of financial independence.
Their participation has contributed in some measure in the progress in informal discussions between the Committee and the administering Powers.
The expansion of international trade in services mentioned earlier is in some measure a reflection of this new trend.
The government had to adopt some measure to increase revenue such as selling offices, as well as curtailing its spending on some items.
The fact-finding of the UN inquiry appears to have been in some measure dependent upon Blandori's appraisals.
Yet this position has been in some measure diluted by a number of countries that have proposed, for different reasons, an increase of six or seven seats in the permanent category.
Laws drafted in the past few centuries have provided some measure of protection for women during armed conflict.
The Court further noted that the act of reporting could, in practice, be carried out by superiors,thus affording the more junior employee some measure of protection.
This programme will continue to rely on some measure of voluntary contributions for operational costs.
In some measure this is attributable to the close monitoring of expenditures against set ceilings by the Fund's Management Committee, established in 2003.
Most developing countries will need to draw on some measure of official finance for many years to come.
To achieve some measure of control over these activities, one approach could be to impose a licensing obligation on the shipment of arms by air.
The goal of the supervised learning algorithm is to optimise some measure of performance such as minimising the number of mistakes made on new samples.
According to Governor Turnbull,moderate improvements in the national economy in the second half of 2003, in some measure, helped the Government's financial position.
A large number of countries have achieved some measure of deregulation, thus easing the process of institutional coordination.
The United Nations system continues to undertake a broad range of activities that contribute in some measure to national strategies for human resource development.
While it was virtually impossible to avoid using some measure of restraint in a prison context, it should be kept to the minimum and reported in all cases to the governor.
There are only 13,871 unemployed Roma registered with the National Employment Service,of whom only 6,100 have used some measure or services provided by the National Employment Service.
The amounts of production depend on it s operability in some measure: it is impossible to provide the blast-furnace shop with raw materials, to carry out steel casting or the rolled metal products shipping without cranes.
In the medium term, the fundamental challenge for the economies in the Asia-Pacific region will be to substitute in some measure the demand from developed economies with local demand.