Примеры использования To paralysis на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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He resigned due to paralysis.
Such a limitation would lead to paralysis and inaction, and had no counterpart in the Statute of the International Court of Justice.
And if untreated,eventually leads to paralysis and death.
Peripheral facial paralysis refers to paralysis that manifests in all areas of the face, from the forehead to the mouth.
However, consensus building itself can lead to paralysis.
It affects the nervous system of the insect,leading to paralysis of the muscles, including the muscles of the internal organs.
Her spine is fractured, andone wrong move can lead to paralysis.
Polio primarily affects children butcan also lead to paralysis in adolescents and adults who are not immune.
Her delegation did not agree, moreover,that discussing the issue would lead to paralysis.
Botulinum toxins A, C and E cleave SNAP-25,leading to paralysis in clinically developed botulism.
I have observed that in the culture of the Conference on Disarmament the absence of consensus is understood as inevitably leading to paralysis.
The needle was filled with a slow-acting strychnine that led to paralysis and eventually to asphyxiation.
Due to paralysis in forming a State-level government, the Bosnia and Herzegovina State budget for 2011 has not been approved.
The tensions between the Government andthe opposition have led to paralysis of the national judicial system and to politicization of local courts.
Considering that deltamethrin is a powerful insecticide of contact action,this soon leads to paralysis and death of bugs.
We need to accept that intransigence has led us to paralysis in Security Council reform, and we are witnessing its consequences now.
All these substances affect the nervous system of insects,leading to paralysis, and then to death.
However, this should not lead to paralysis or inaction, but rather to more informed and explicit judgements regarding the impact of development interventions to promote human rights.
Patients, stroke, often require a long recovery due to paralysis, loss of speech, concentration, etc.
The effectiveness of drug control efforts would ultimately diminish if the UNDCP budget wereto face a deficit, which could ultimately lead to paralysis.
In his Government's opinion,the economic policies of the industrialized world had led to paralysis, stagnation and backwardness in developing economies.
The pathogenesis is reduced to paralysis of the neuromuscular apparatus of the stomach, causing the stomach wall becomes races subinoy, has no resistance to gases and content of the stomach and stretched.
We must look for creative ways to jump-start that negotiating body lest it fall victim to paralysis and neglect.
Damage to the nerves in the autonomic nervous system can lead to paralysis of the stomach(gastroparesis), chronic diarrhea, and an inability to control heart rate and blood pressure with posture changes.
A partial stroke while on a government expedition to Arizona andNew Mexico in 1873 led to paralysis of his right arm.
We feel that the Council's gradual encroachment on the Assembly's competencies has generated increasing tension and disharmony between the two organs andwill eventually lead to paralysis of the Assembly, which in turn would prevent it from playing its role and discharging its responsibilities and mandates according to the Charter.
The delegation said that the 1938 Criminal Code was under review, since the crime of"sabotage", as such violent acts were known under the Code,referred solely to paralysis of public services.
Political divisions between the majority March 14th andopposition March 8th have not led to paralysis, although there have been occasional tensions.
It is therefore clear that, assuming that the Executive would not be, straight away, a simple emanation or a reflect of the administration, the army and the police of the"administering Power", everything would lead to the conclusion that this Executive would be, at best, a hostage-Executive, anda body deprived of proper authority, condemned either to paralysis or to dependence and inefficiency.