Примеры использования To demean на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We didn't want to demean you.
Now I have to demean myself with Ralph just to get closure with you.
You would connive to demean yourself.
Far be it from me to demean modern medicine and surgery; on the contrary, I hold both in great awe.
Don't-don't try to demean it.
Carol, I don't want to demean your system here, but it's just so elaborate.
We still remember those times when the government tried to demean and destroy Ukrainian language.
And Santana's trying to demean us to get inside of our heads so that we remain losers.
My father finds it amusing to demean me in public.
But to go from this to demean the greatness of soul of the prior of Cordeliers and the exchange of views between two free spirits.
No one would expect him to demean himself like that.
Any attempt to demean, circumvent or amend the rules of procedure would not add any value or utility and could only be viewed as counterproductive.
Cubans enjoyed topquality health-care services andwere not obliged to demean themselves in order to find work.
Your Majesty… my royal lord,since you have deigned to demean yourself, leaving your lofty chambers to come to this lowly pigsty, far be it from me to dispute the will of such a great king.
Two years past, recently disembarked from a Hong Kong steamer, she turned her pretty nose up andassured me she had no call to demean herself, so I quite took offence, Inspector.
In addition, I do not wish to demean myself by responding to the comments and questions by the representative of Israel, because the Palestinian side cooperated fully with the members of the Goldstone team in their investigation.
Furthermore, many senior PPP officials believed the Government was suggesting,in an effort to demean Ms. Bhutto, that she had caused her own death by emerging from her vehicle.
Article 3, paragraph 7, of the Criminal Code specifies that punishment andother criminal-law measures applied to offenders must not be calculated to cause physical suffering or to demean individuals.
A similar provision is contained in article 66 of the Criminal Code,which makes it a criminal offence to incite inter-ethnic hatred, to demean national honour and dignity, and to restrict rights on the basis of a person's ethnicity.
It is forbidden by law and an offence for parents to demean a child, to use intimidation, inflict corporal punishment or otherwise cause pain that would harm the child's mental or physical health Rights of the Child(Guarantees) Act, art. 24.
Punishment and other criminal-law measures applied to offenders shall not be intended to cause physical suffering or to demean a person Criminal Code, art. 9, para. 2.
Palestinian prisoners in Israeli detention facilities were subject to demeaning treatment, unlawful interrogation tactics and even torture, and administrative detention orders had enabled the Israeli authorities to hold prisoners without due process.
In order to prevent the spread of a negative image of women in the media,a ministerial order was issued in 2006 banning radio broadcasts of songs judged to demean women in the Central African Republic.
As stated above, article 282 of the Russian Penal Code stipulates that efforts to arouse hatred based on nationality, racial orreligious grounds, to demean national dignity, or to propagate the exclusivity, superiority or inferiority of citizens on the basis of their attitude to religion, nationality or race shall, if committed in public or through the mass media, incur criminal liability.
Considering the case admissible, the Committee, on the merits, took note of the context within which the sign bearing the offending term was originally erected in 1960 and, in particular,the fact that the offending term was not designed to demean or diminish its namesake, who in fact had been of white complexion.
Article 66 of the Criminal Code makes it a criminal offence wilfully to incite national, racial orreligious hostility and hatred, to demean national honour and dignity, to offend a person's dignity in connection with his or her religious beliefs, or directly or indirectly to restrict rights or confer advantages on the basis of a citizen's race, nationality, or attitude to religion.
The Committee has taken due account of the context within which the sign bearing the offending term was originally erected in 1960, in particular the fact that the offending term, as a nickname probably with referenceto a shoeshine brand, was not designed to demean or diminish its bearer, Mr. Brown, who was neither black nor of Aboriginal descent.
The criminal legislation also contains such a provision, specifically, article 66 of the Criminal Code of Ukraine,which makes it a criminal offence to incite inter-ethnic hatred, to demean national honour and dignity and also to restrict citizens' rights on the basis of their ethnicity.
Moreover, notwithstanding the wide scope of article 282 of the new Penal Code, which sought to protect the constitutional order and State security, it seemed that certain offences referred to in paragraphs 1 and 2 of the article would not be punishable under the article unless they specifically involved efforts to arouse national orracial hatred or hostility or to demean national worth or honour.
You're paying to see her demean herself.