Примеры использования Some newspapers на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Owns some newspapers.
The case was handled quietly andit barely featured in some newspapers.
Some newspapers had been shut down.
She wanted me to buy some newspapers on my way home.
Some newspapers called but I hung up on them.
Contrary to reports which have appeared in some newspapers, the Duke has never been in correspondence with the Deputy Führer.
Some newspapers are also said to have reported such attacks.
Very soon he became the main writer for some newspapers linked to the Colorado Party, like Patria, Colorado, and El País.
Some newspapers began to speculate about the motives for the murders.
It had also been reproduced in various compendiums of human rights instruments,as well as in some newspapers and specialized magazines.
Some newspapers are attacking and this helps the opposition a lot.
One day before and on the day of the action itself some newspapers, on their front pages, made an appeal to public to join the action and support the demand made.
Some newspapers and magazines devote features to this subject.
A new page entitled"Myths and facts" was included in the web site tocorrect misstatements of facts about the Agency's mandate and activities appearing in some newspapers.
However, some newspapers outside the UK published the pictures.
Some newspapers even suggested that not just for residents of the capital for tourists.
It has a special project with some newspapers to present statistical news in a popular and accessible form.
Some newspapers called for Branson to reimburse the government for the rescue cost.
The media is active and critical, though some newspapers sometimes fall short of basic ethical and professional standards in their writings.
In some newspapers, even articles on the same page contradict each other to a surprising extent.
It is concerned by the information that some newspapers publish advertisements seeking tenants or house maids of a particular ethnicity or religion art. 5.
Some newspapers, such as USA Today, would let readers know the songs that would be featured each week.
As a result, some newspapers had received warnings or been penalized by the courts.
Some newspapers have also appointed an ombudsman or readers' representative to handle complaints from the public.
In early 1995 some newspapers carried a by-lined article which outraged ethnic and religious sensibilities.
Some newspapers incited racial hatred, especially against the Baluba, the ethnic group to which Tshisekedi and Kabila belonged.
Cartoons featured in some newspapers questioning whether the department had any idea what the actual figures were.
Although some newspapers demanded an inquiry into the disaster, none was held, and nobody was called to account for their actions.
Some newspapers spread rumours of violence by the militias or alleged plans to attack and kill political leaders.