Примеры использования Virtually complete на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This work was virtually completed in 2007.
The house construction programme here is virtually complete.
Australia has virtually complete registration of all deaths.
By around 1930 development was virtually complete.
The Bank virtually completed the rehabilitation of its three subsidiary banks Svyaz-Bank; Globexbank; Prominvestbank, Ukraine.
By 1950 the process was virtually complete.
This is the first modern, virtually complete control system at any crossing point on the Belarus State border.
The privatization of State enterprises in river transport is virtually complete.
The skull of the type specimen of Harpymimus is virtually complete, but badly crushed, obscuring some anatomical detail.
As at 15 May 1993, technical preparations for the election had been virtually completed.
The 2008 harvest of sugar cane is virtually complete and tentative estimates point to a recovery in production to 1.5 million tons.
According to recent information, the preparation of the text of the constitution was virtually complete at this moment.
Harvesting of the 2008 sugar cane crop is virtually complete, and estimates point to a recovery in production to 1.5 million tons.
In all fields, coverage of the candidate countries will be progressively extended andthis will be virtually complete in some areas such as demography.
Imhotep was submitted to Ultimate in a virtually complete form by author Manuel Caballero, who had previously written Batty Builders and Firefleet.
Under the Common System, the State either expressly owns or exercises virtually complete control over such resources.
Thus, the Home Rule Authority has virtually complete freedom to determine the order of priority for expenditure of the funds allocated by the Danish Parliament.
But the most important result of using such weighted sum of electoral preferences would be virtually complete rejection of external destructive influences.
The transformation of the Organization was virtually complete and must be reflected in increased resources for the implementation of integrated programmes in different countries.
This OS uses automatically generated keys to repeatedly encrypt anddecrypt all outbound network connections thus giving the user virtually complete protection from tracking.
Problems with alcohol, that when you eat,the body virtually completes the processing of carbohydrates and fats in order to combat alcohol abuse in the first place.
Even when they murder Palestinian civilians, Israeli settlers are rarely held accountable for their crimes and enjoy virtually complete immunity from the law.
Mr. Wang Shichun(China)said that the SWOT analysis was virtually complete and more extensive and in-depth discussions between Member States should follow.
The result of mechanical cleansing of the face is a good breathable skinwith barely noticeable pores, a more even complexion, and a virtually complete absence of comedones and pimples.
The rationale has been that virtually complete transparency is necessary to effectively cross-examine the witness, but some minimum secrecy is necessary to prevent retaliation.
Given stricter terms of reference, the Working Group could virtually complete work on the draft articles by December 2000.
For revenue from contributions, the Fund considers that under generally accepted accounting principles, revenue is recognized when it is realized and earned, andrevenue is earned when the earnings process is complete or virtually complete.
Construction work on the patrol and observation base andthe pier on Warbah Island is now virtually complete, with only the installation of equipment and furniture remaining.
Even when they murder Palestinian civilians, such as the recent killing of a young Palestinian shepherd in late September,Israeli settlers are rarely held accountable for their crimes and enjoy virtually complete immunity from the law.
Thanks to the conversion of the word-processing units to WordPerfect software, which was virtually complete, computer-assisted publication(CAP) was feasible on a much larger scale.