Примеры использования Were perceived на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Generally, the Slavians were perceived by Rome as the slaves.
At the same time, the novelties related to the introduction of registers of applications for the return of an amount of budget VAT refund were perceived ambiguously.
While they were perceived, they actually existed.
Numerical goals were not included, because they were perceived as quotas.
His works were perceived as unproblematically and unapologetically German.
Mr. ANDO asked whether men and women were perceived as equals in society.
The Germans were perceived as liberators from the USSR and Communism in general.
Soon after our independence,in 1971, we were perceived as an irredeemable basket case.
Those actions were perceived as a collective punishment imposed on the Palestinian people.
First, his unacceptable mignons andhis fashionable court were perceived as effete and disengaged.
Polygamous marriages were perceived to be good in traditional PNG society.
It was noted that the recent removal of incentives andunpredictable changes in the fiscal regime were perceived as deterring investment.
Many of these models were perceived as sex symbols of the time.
According to JS7, the latter were targeted for dismissal orcriminal prosecution when their judgments were perceived as a threat to the current regime.
The destruction was so great, that were perceived as irreparable loss of a part of the national culture.
The most important barrier to the advancement of women was the passive acceptance of so-called"traditional" values, which were perceived as"acceptable" social norms.
Proliferation concerns were perceived as not serious enough.
The Department was not perceived to be buildingon potential complementarities to a significant degree: divisions were perceived to compete rather than collaborate.
Recent elections were perceived by the international community to have been characterized by several irregularities.
These events gained significant international response and within the country were perceived as a straight forward intimidation of the civil society.
As a result,these incidents were perceived or portrayed as threatening or calling into question a national identity which is"in peril.
For example, the words of President Victor Yuschenko that Ukraine became a hostage in a big political game were perceived by the West with expressed irritation and even surprise.
Moreover, the draft principles were perceived by some delegations to be of great theoretical and practical significance.
Commenting on the role of effective participation of minorities,Mr. Castellino said that minorities were often excluded from participation because they were perceived as a threat.
Evangelical Christians were perceived as enemies,“Western spies” or Ukrainian“special agents”- that is, as a threat to the occupation authorities.
In line with the work plan of the Convention, and with a view to increasing ratifications of the Protocol by EECCA andSEE countries, the Task Force on Heavy Metals identified obligations in the annexes to the Protocol which were perceived as the most difficult for EECCA and SEE countries to implement.
Within this context of political distrust, parliaments were perceived as being insensitive and inaccessible to the electorate's demands.
More than half of the civilian assassinations and executions occurred in southern Afghanistan, where more than 211 such incidents were noted as the Taliban expanded and strengthened its campaign of intimidation against a wider andlarger group of civilians who worked for, or were perceived by the Taliban to be supportive of the Government of Afghanistan and international military forces.
Even the Germanic empire,the Jews were perceived as a body, a stranger, because their treatment was governed by the laws of the Germanic for foreigners.
In parallel with the physical growth of this market, the upward development of biofuels trade was met with increasingly stringent sustainability regulations in this sector, as biofuels were perceived to carry risks of feedstock competition between food and fuel, with sensitive impacts, especially in developing countries.