Примеры использования Stand today на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This is where we stand today.
We stand today between two cycles, two eras, two cultures.
Their excellent efforts have led us to where we stand today.
Mona's pal Lesli,she took the stand today- and she basically trashed you.
Is it possible your parents told you to lie on the stand today, Cody?
And the Georgia Guidestones stand today as a cold testament- to the elite's sacred mission.
It allows us not only to reaffirm our commitment to the principles of refugee protection, butto reflect on where we stand today.
The sacrificed[sanctified] grounds on which we stand today are a monument to our national unity and to our strength.
We stand today at the threshold of a great event both in the life of the United Nations and in the life of mankind.
These two occasions allow us to take a fresh look at where we stand today, and to review the direction in which we are heading.
At the point where we stand today, a clear and comprehensive vision regarding multilateral machinery is needed more than ever.
Numerous buildings in the complex were burnt down in 1633, but were entirely rebuilt by the third Tokugawa shōgun Iemitsu(1604-1651)with the palatial structures that stand today.
These monuments that preserve the imprints of the earliest andmedieval architectural creativity, stand today in many parts of Yerevan testifying its Christian identity.
From where I stand today, I have come to appreciate those achievements and to appreciate that, even at this juncture, providence affords us still new opportunities to renew our cherished institution.
Rabin, our partner in the peace process, was assassinated two years later by the very same people who stand today against any development in our long and tortuous peace process.
Mr. DAERR(Germany): Mr. President, Mr. Secretary-General, distinguished delegates, ladies and gentlemen, it is a pleasure and a privilege for me to be here and to share with you some views of the GermanGovernment on the question, where do arms control, disarmament and non-proliferation stand today?
Or, in other words, where does the processof worldwide disarmament and global security stand today, in the mid-1990s, and to what new challenges will we have to seek responses by the end of this century?
Baburina The article deals with the laboratory of pre-slaughter preparation technology, primary processing and quality evaluation of raw materials, describes what research papers andtechnological developments were created in it during the years of existence, and what problems stand today before the laboratory collective.
Joseph Troisi, International Institute on Ageing,United Nations-Malta Various countries stand today at a critical turning point for confronting the challenges and issues generated by a projected rapidly growing population.
The introductory statements of Mr. Ismat Kittani, on behalf of the Secretary-General, andAmbassador Bo Kjellén succinctly outlined where we stand today and the directions for urgently following up the Convention, both in the short term and in its long-term orientation.
The path leading the company to where it stands today, consists of professionalism and constancy.
It is believed that there has been a temple where Tirsbaek stands today, and that Queen Thyra converted the temple into a palace, when the Danes became Christians.
In the 4th century AD, when 90 year old Saint Helena arrived at the region where the monastery stands today, she and her followers were dehydrated.
Faced with recent setbacks reminiscent of the war years,Guatemala stands today at a crossroads.
For Germany, this ratio stands today at 39; but in 2040, hundred active contributors will have 65 claimants to support.
We can be proud of where the Union stands today on the global scene and of its United Nations record.
Information stands today, there are many, different in their design and use(indoors or outdoors).
The land on which Stanford stands today was once an 8000-acre horse farm, and was named for the family who founded it.
The number of young people worldwide stands today at 1.553 billion, 85 per cent of whom live in developing countries.
Those who had survived from the nearby villages were brought together at the strategically chosen place, the elevation then surrounded by water,on which the Franciscan church stands today.