Примеры использования Still failed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The second one failed a little bit less, but still failed.
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But no one taught me what to do when I tried my best… and still failed.
She still failed to understand why the life of the foetus was placed over the life of the mother.
It was noted in this connection that many States still failed to fulfil their notification obligation.
Those figures still failed to enlighten the Committee on the ethnic characteristics of the Moroccan population.
In November 2012,ILO found that the Government of Belarus still failed to respond to its recommendations.
Nevertheless, the State still failed to feed the ordinary soldiers of its disproportionately large army.
Imagine how much time the person has spent to analyze the error andwrite the test sample but still failed to understand the point!
Many States still failed to acknowledge the rights of indigenous peoples to their lands and natural resources.
Mr. HERNDL said many countries were sent numerous reminders but still failed to submit reports.
Mr. Mekel(Israel) said that he still failed to understand the reasons for the proposal and requested further clarification.
Before the painting was exhibited at the Society the following year it was reworked by Wright but it still failed to sell.
Mr. BRYDE said that the proposal still failed to reflect the discussion, indeed to an even greater extent.
Despite some welcome improvements at the main part of the current session,the issuance of documents still failed to comply with the six-week rule.
Official statistics still failed adequately to reflect this situation and lacked a comprehensive gender focus.
Despite the law that guarantees the right of both parents to take parental leave,fathers still failed to play an equal role in the care and education of children.
OHCHR noted that State still failed to acknowledge victims of torture as claim-holders and to put in place a coherent strategy to enforce their rights.
Having undertaken a very careful analysis of strategy III,his delegation still failed to understand why it was not possible to renovate the Secretariat Building.
This meant they still failed to comply with the High Commissioner's recommendations and did not refrain from attacking the civilian population, including women, children, and members of ethnic and other vulnerable groups.
He acknowledged that domestic legislation still failed to address article 5 issues in a satisfactory manner.
Nevertheless, and in spite of the sometimes Herculean efforts of agencies such as the World Food Programme,national and international machinery still failed many hundreds of millions of people.
Concerns were raised, however, that the legislation still failed to address the experiences of non-majority victims of such violence.
According to JS13, despite the adoption of the Law against Femicide(LAF),the number of women murdered continued to rise and Guatemala still failed to investigate and prosecute these crimes.
The Committee noted that many Members still failed to submit reports of port inspections conducted despite the obligation under Conservation Measure 10-03.
Mr. Welberts(Germany) said that, although he had followed the discussions onthat matter very closely, especially the Cuban proposal, he still failed to understand the difference between membership and composition.
According to the expert,many States still failed to provide effective remedies, as they considered children as objects rather than subjects of rights.
While the current communications revolution had had powerful and positive effects in some countries,most countries of the world still failed to enjoy the enormous benefits arising from exchanges of information.
In article 10, he preferred option 1, although he still failed to understand why the Security Council would need to suspend consideration of a case for such a prolonged period.
Formidable challenges remained: 17,000 children under five died every day, mostly from preventable causes, andat least 250 million of the world's primary school age children still failed to learn basic literacy or arithmetic.