Примеры использования War-time на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Lala Pasha had already accommodated in this town while he was in war-time.
Truth about the war and war-time communications.
And then his war-time experience as a radio operator gave him an intriguing idea.
The Leningrad Blockade occupies a special place in the operational and war-time history of Kirovsky Zavod.
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In this light, war-time use of nuclear weapons constitutes per se a violation of humanitarian law.
Some lines of her patriotic poems of that time were written on war-time placards.
During war-time, in an effort to survive financially, Sochaux formed an interim merger with local rivals AS Valentigney.
Massey reluctantly invited Joseph Ward of the Liberals to form a war-time coalition, created in 1915.
During the war-time Liberty Ship construction boom, the need for workers drew many blacks to the city.
Extent to which violations of women's and girls' rights are addressed in view of known patterns of war-time violations.
Visitors were immersed in the atmosphere of the war-time period right after going through the main entrance, which ushered them to the Alley of Honor.
It is suggested that special attention should be paid to developing information procedures both for peace-time and war-time.
Marin City was developed for housing starting in 1942,to accommodate war-time shipyard workers and other migrants to California.
In 2005, Corriere della Sera published a document dated 20 November 1946 on the subject of Jewish children baptized in war-time France.
I am working like in a war-time condition,-when the bombs are falling, we still have to treat patients, and we still have to do Phase 2 clinical trials.
After several British set backs in the First World War,H. H. Asquith invites the Conservatives to form a war-time coalition government.
In the war-time the most valuable equipment dismantled and it is sent on the factories of Ural and Siberia, and blast-furnace and martin stoves are put out of action.
First, it will permit the democratic expression of the will of the people following a period of war-time emergency rule.
They invented a new style of zipper that was resistant to sand andwould not break under war-time conditions, and which was vitally needed for use in the manufacture of parachutes.
The island of Kefalonia has escaped mass tourism and recently was used as a location to film"Captain Corelli's Mandolin",set in war-time Kefalonia.
Once I found a war-time photograph that pictured three soldiers who I would say looked rather advanced in age, and on the reverse side there was an inscription:«To our favorite commander.
Mr. Ortique(United States of America): Near the start of this century, just 10 per cent of war-time casualties were civilians.
Due to war-time conditions and to the fact that the colonial authorities in Kouang Tchéou did not recognize the Vichy government, Vichy-issued stamps for Kouang Tchéou were never placed in use there.
With dwindling support from traditional Labour voters, anda population weary of war-time measures, Fraser's popularity declined.
War-time Japan saw the début of several authors best known for the beauty of their language and their tales of love and sensuality, notably Jun'ichirō Tanizaki and Japan's first winner of the Nobel Prize for Literature, Yasunari Kawabata, a master of psychological fiction.
Some ex-combatants requested name changes for their cards because they had initially used their war-time names and wanted these names removed.
It functions as the leading committee in proceeding Peace- and War-Time National Defence Bill, Defence Forces Service Bill, Defence League Bill and Strategic Goods Bill.
Although generally horse meat is also avoided in the Balkans, though not Slovenia, as horse is considered to be a noble animal, orbecause eating horse meat is associated with war-time famine.
Lord Arthur Ponsonby, a key British researcher of propaganda methods and techniques andthe author of the fundamental work Falsehood in War-Time(1928), was not involved in propaganda directly, but observed the actions of the British mass media and the government from a close vantage point: Parliament.