Примеры использования To denigrate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They are not, however, afraid to denigrate you, sir.
This new attempt to denigrate Côte d'Ivoire, like those which preceded it, will not succeed in distracting the friends of Côte d'Ivoire.
No, Karen, I see no reason to denigrate our beautiful story.
Mrs. Florrick may be my opponent, butI don't really need to denigrate her.
Turkey does not wish to denigrate the suffering of the Armenians.
Another Committee member objected to the attempt to denigrate Hinduism.
One certainly undesirable result would be to denigrate unduly the consequences of erga omnes breaches in general.
Sir Arthur, I'm not sure that the chief constable is going to be overjoyed at your efforts to denigrate his force.
I think it encourages people to denigrate each other to save their jobs.
In less than a month and a half, lies, dirt, deceit, manipulation, edited photo andvideo materials were used in order to denigrate opposition parties.
A blatant attack is one obviously intended to denigrate, threaten, libel, insult, or harass someone.
The very attempts to denigrate the protests against the Plakhotnyuk's regime confirm that the regime is afraid of the people's anger.
Ball-buster" is an offensive phrase used to denigrate successful women.
Therefore, North Korea's attempt to denigrate the good name of Korea in the realm of human rights can only be scoffed at by the international community.
On the other hand,there might be a tendency to denigrate those who were different.
This is intended to denigrate a major contribution to the peace process and mask the failure of the Government of the Democratic Republic of the Congo and its allies to reciprocate.
The United States deplores any intentional effort to denigrate the religious beliefs of others.
Without wishing to denigrate Amnesty International, which was an extremely valuable organization, he wondered whether all the complaints submitted to it were equally justifiable and well-founded.
According to biographer Walter Isaacson,Einstein was more inclined to denigrate atheists than religious people.
The unfortunate consequence of this has been to denigrate(or mask) the social, cultural and especially the political roots and ramifications of the phenomenon.
It supported dialogue between civilizations in response to any attempt to target religions or to denigrate their values and symbols.
The Indian representative also tried to denigrate the freedom struggle of Kashmir as a terrorist movement.
We do not accept that the press should be free to defame persons, nordo we accept that the press should be free to denigrate any race or religion.
In fact, the countries which were always ready to denigrate others were precisely those which were themselves most blameworthy.
An investigation had produced no results as it had failed to establish that the supporters in question intended to denigrate the French footballers.
They claim that the Holocaust was a myth constructed by the Magian/Nazarene establishment in order to denigrate the Nazi administration following the Second World War and erase its achievements from"the psyche of the West.
Without wishing to denigrate the importance of the special sessions that generated a number of compendium items on our agenda, it is time to frame the agenda so that it communicates more clearly what the Committee is really doing.
Certain groups, motivated by selfish interests,were seeking to denigrate the United Nations before international public opinion.
The charges of intolerance levelled against the Sudan by various quarters were thus unfounded and doubtless attributable to unfamiliarity with the situation actually obtaining in the country, orelse to political motives such as a desire to denigrate Islam and Muslims.
I will not waste time commenting on the term"rogue",used by the White House apparently to denigrate those countries that do not fall in with its designs.