Примеры использования To subsist на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There they managed to subsist for 3 decades.
That's the reason we arenot launching the website, we need money to subsist on.
And this way,you don't have to subsist on waffles alone.
I will have to subsist on tales of your deliciously tawdry exploits now.
You are not the first foreigner… who has had to learn to subsist in this kingdom.
Venial sin allows charity to subsist, even though it offends and wounds it.
Significantly, 65 per cent of households rely on informal borrowing to subsist.
They seem to subsist primarily on rain water, hailstones, and the occasional bit of silver.
In contrast, 42 per cent of people in sub-Saharan Africa continued to subsist in conditions of extreme poverty in 2013.
It must alsoestablish welfare machinery and mechanisms for redistribution that will allow those without paid work to subsist.
Many of the Ashkenazim in the rural areas were no longer able to subsist and they migrated to the cities in search of work.
In these circumstances, the alleged denial of justice… merely results in allowing the unlawful act to subsist.” Ibid., at p. 28.
The victims of Earth's misfortune have been forced to subsist on scavenged refuse from the past on the mangled streets of forlorn city-states.
This period will be swiftly followed by the formal announcement of this new global financial system,which by its very nature will create a situation that makes it impossible for the dark cabal to subsist.
In this regard, the relationship of an adopted person shall be deemed to subsist both with reference to his natural and to his adoptive family.
Israel's closure policy had contributed to high unemployment and poverty rates, while two thirds of households relied on informal borrowing to subsist. .
In the aspect of person or hypostasis to which it belongs to subsist in a nature; and thus the Person of Christ subsists in two natures.
The Director General also voiced his opposition to the sanctions imposed on Mr. Blé Goudé,arguing that such measures threaten the individual's right to subsist and his freedom of speech.
It is argued that excluded groups will continue to subsist and depend on the little fortunes of others, restricting the standard of living of everyone.
The elderly female population is particularly subject to poverty because many of them have never worked outside the home, andtherefore the pensions upon which they attempt to subsist are very small.
This theory had a ground to subsist since within a week off of their detention the investigation had the rest of the detainees yet uninterrogated.
Indeed, courts in Tanzania as a matter of judicial prudence held that a marriage would be presumed to subsist if the couple cohabit and present themselves to the world as husband and wife.
Whereas the former continues to subsist and may be invoked even after the expiration of one's term of office, the latter survives up to the end of such term and attaches to the official concerned.
However, with respect to acts performed by a consular officer or a consular employee in the exercise of his or her functions,immunity from jurisdiction shall continue to subsist without limitation of time.
Evidence given for this included the fact that bivalves needed less food to subsist because of their energetically efficient ligament-muscle system for opening and closing valves.
Remnants of European culture such as the Mennonite culture found in Paraguay, the Welsh in Patagonia and the Italians in Cuyo, have been adopted partially in the new environments,and continue to subsist in the production systems.
Eagles living in the Chesapeake Bay in Maryland were found to subsist largely on American gizzard shad(Dorosoma cepedianum), threadfin shad(D. petenense) and white bass Morone chrysops.
The material losses in output, means of production and income generation, andinfrastructure are extremely significant, as they undermine the ability of survivors to subsist and recover.
Reports have indicated that thousands in Moadamiyeh are forced to subsist on trees and inedible plants, while nearly 1,800 have been wounded and lack access to medical care.
Further steps to activate labour through skills training and upgrading will be necessary to integrate those groups that have been excluded orthat have been forced to subsist through intermittent and vulnerable employment.