Примеры использования Which dictates на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There is an unwritten rule for tourists, which dictates which places must be visited in Lviv: these are ancient castles.
Ukraine has also developed andadopted an appropriate document“Limitation of Near-Earth Orbital Debris Making at Operation of Space Technical Equipment” from July 19th, 2006 which dictates fundamental rules of space activities in Ukraine.
That goes against conventional wisdom, which dictates that it's easier to get women to watch shows aimed at men.
I am certain, therefore, that this Decade ushers in a spirit of commitment on the part of the international community to organizing andeducating indigenous communities at the grass-roots level to grasp the fundamental principle which dictates their survival and existence.
They were established by the 1895 will of Alfred Nobel, which dictates that the awards should be administered by the Nobel Foundation.
By pressing key, which dictates the answering machine, select the desired service or feature, and listened to information becomes the gateway to the intended target.
The religion from spiritual food has turned into the national and political force which dictates living conditions and divides people.
First, the international media belong to the"world elite", which dictates the conditions to it, what the masses need and don't need to know.
The only difference between the ethical and moral postulates and the right is that the latter has its coercive force governed by the legal system,that all superimposed with its rules and standards defined, which dictates bring with them the penalties liable to whom they submit.
It also has something called torque vectoring, which dictates how much power is sent to each of the wheels and when.
In the legislative sphere, the political constitution establishes a new social and legal status for boy and girl children designed to give effect to their rights as citizens andaffirm the principle of the superior interests of the child, which dictates that their rights shall prevail over those of others.
The basic time resolution parameter is the sampling rate, or TR, which dictates how often a particular brain slice is excited and allowed to lose its magnetization.
A committee in Ireland's Houses of Oireachtas voted to recommend that the full parliament repeal the country's Eighth Amendment, which dictates that an unborn child and mother have an equal right to life.
This is largely due to the security situation, which dictates that work be done using national staff with less direction than preferred.
One year after Hollande's visit, the contract between AREVA and the Nigerien government still hasn't been published,violating the 2010 constitution which dictates that contracts between companies and the government need to be published.
The choice of future options needs to be viewed in the general context of sustainable development which dictates parallel and complementary actions and concomitantly call for awareness and changes in attitude right across the economy and society.
The two discover that it is the first time each of them has met someone through"the System", which dictates which romantic relationships its users will have and for how long.
The harsh measures that are being inflicted upon the Cuban people are totally out of step with the spirit of our times, which dictates that care and compassion should be extended to the weak and the vulnerable and that disputes and differences should be resolved through negotiation, dialogue and reconciliation.
In parallel to the development of each painting, appears in the spirit of the painter,a psychic equivalent, a state of mind which dictates to him the title of the work The battle of Jacob and the angel, Death of a poet, O my love, Reminescere etc.
The results of the comparative analysis of the level and structure of diabetes andDR indicate a negative trend among the population of the Tambov region, which dictates the need to develop effective and inexpensive methods for preventing the development and progression of DRs and making management decisions based on them.
There were different economic systems which dictated different questions.
Through the housing strategy States should seek to address underlying factors which dictate people's access to housing, such as low socio-economic status, gender, age and ethnicity.
Such compensation should take into account present-day realities, which dictated the increased mobility of staff in increasingly difficult duty stations.
Consequently, the potential of solar energy is inexhaustible, which dictated the need to seek solutions for the reasonable use of it.
Second, the control of the Frente POLISARIO by the Algerian security authorities, which dictated its decisions.
For example, gendered norms in our society, which dictate males as"breadwinners" and females as"homemakers", suggest that males are more willing to work in jobs that require physical strength and longer working hours.
All countries and peoples are now adapting in their own ways to new conditions in the world, which dictate the need to adopt a common philosophy of security, based on the principle of security for one and security for all.
This table was made from her timbers when she was broken up, and is presented by the QUEEN OF GREAT BRITAIN& IRELAND to the PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES as a memorial of the courtesy andloving kindness which dictated the offer of the gift of the RESOLUTE.
The only time at which these terms are not interchangeable is when they are used specifically according to say rules of the Catholic Church which dictate that the term'sacred' is to be used for places, and'holy' is to be used for persons.
We believe that, despite the specificity of the problems andissues facing the Arab region, which dictate regional and subregional priorities for action reflecting the circumstances of the region and security and development requirements, the Arab region in general is fully aware of the dangers posed by the point at issue and its political, social, economic and human ramifications for individuals in society.