Примеры использования Were clear на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The visions were clear.
The orders were clear, he could not be allowed to live.
Breath sounds were clear.
The terms were clear to him, and to all.
My instructions were clear.
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The cost advantages were clear, despite distortions in the energy sector.
Beckman's orders were clear.
The orders were clear, concise, and urgent: the Admiral had obviously had his way.
Your orders were clear.
The Iraqi obligations set forth in the Security Council resolutions were clear.
I thought we were clear about this, jack.
But the Captain's orders were clear.
Problems were clear from very early on, with banking crises in a number of countries.
The implications of such an enquiry were clear.
The targets and effects of Selective PHC were clear, concise, measurable, and easy to observe.
The reasons for the lack of action were clear.
The draft articles were clear, objective and balanced and the commentaries to them were useful.
The grammar and logic were clear to me.
It was in the interests of all concerned to ensure that the Committee's working methods were clear.
Well, you liked things that were clear and proven.
The outlines of a comprehensive, just andlasting peace in the region were clear.
Interestingly, the ToS mandate and procedures were clear to only half of the respondents.
The obligations imposed on nuclear States by article VI were clear.
Although its objectives were clear, a culture of peace could not be rigidly defined or imposed from outside.
Articles 8 and 101.3 of the Charter were clear.
If those lessons were clear in 1945, should they not be much more so today, in the age of globalization?
The practical benefits of integration were clear.
The parallels were clear: both the Committee and UNESCO had experienced difficulty in extracting plans from States parties.
The checked medical records in about 90% of cases were clear and eligible.
While such extreme cases were clear, the High Commissioner said that problems of interpretation lay in less clear-cut situations.