Примеры использования Which exposed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Bebutov was a member of the society"Four Arts" at the exhibitions which exposed her works.
Ismayilova's real crime was her journalism, which exposed the corruption reaching all the way to Azerbaijan's president and his family.
Verizon had wanted to buy Yahoo for $4.8 billion, butnow reconsidering the move following a number of data breaches which exposed over one billion Yahoo users.
Today, we conserve the large glass bottles, which exposed to the sun, turned the strong wines into generous rancio wines very popular at large celebrations.
General News Reporting: Thomas Turcol of The Virginian-Pilot and The Ledger-Star,for City Hall coverage which exposed the corruption of a local economic development official.
There were several NGOs in the UK and Norway which exposed the conditions in which children and adults living in the hospital and had proposed to close the hospital and to de-institutionalize"patients" its.
Yahoo suffered a security breach in 2013 and another one which exposed over 500 million users in 2014.
Liberalization implies increased competition for domestic producers, which, exposed to more efficient foreign producers, must either improve their competitiveness- usually by reducing labour costs- or cease their activities.
UN-Habitat was not fully compliant with the area-specific minimum operating security standards for the security phase at the time of the audit, which exposed the UNHabitat Somalia Programme Office in Hargeisa, Somalia, to security risks.
We sought to reconcile the current framework of Human Dignity with the new law 13467/17, which exposed the gravity of the issue in view of the devaluation of human dignity, putting fundamental rights at risk for years of hard work.
The first PDA to provide written input was the Apple Newton, which exposed the public to the advantage of a streamlined user interface.
The topic was selected for a review in response to the economic crisis, which exposed data gaps that hinder analysis of stability of the financial sector.
Jeffrey A. Marx andMichael M. York of the Lexington Herald Leader"For their series"Playing Above the Rules," which exposed cash payoffs to University of Kentucky basketball players in violation of NCAA regulations and led to significant reforms….
In that regard,she supported the conclusions of the Special Rapporteur on the situation of human rights in the Palestinian territories occupied since 1967, which exposed occupation practices that violated international humanitarian law and the provisions of the two International Covenants on Human Rights, and the Fourth Geneva Convention.
The representative of the Syrian Arab Republic thanked the Special Economic Unit for the information contained in the secretariat report, which exposed the realities of the deteriorating social and economic situation in the occupied Palestinian territories, as well as obstacles placed by the Israeli occupation authorities in the path of the development of an independent economy by the Palestinian people.
There are significant improvements in national policies and international commitments on child protection, spurred by the United Nations Study on Violence against Children(2006), which exposed the scale and impact of all forms of violence against children, and by the Paris Conference"Free Children from War", which yielded knowledge on programming with and for children associated with armed groups.
The transition is bedeviled by the new phenomenon of globalization, which exposes our brittle and vulnerable economies to the full blast of open competition.
There are a number of difficulties,as follows, which expose historical information to unacceptable risks that could lead to the loss or destruction of irreplaceable material.
It is the first popular scientific edition which exposes poetic appearance of the Ukrainian line-ups of forest-steppe region in all their variant variety.
The chine bones shall be removed by a cut which exposes lean meat between the feather bones and ribs.
Group has a practice of issuing guarantees to secure liabilities of its subsidiaries andrelated parties, which exposes the Group to credit risk of such subsidiaries and related parties.
The disclaimer audit opinions result from the absence of adequate financial management and accounting practices, which expose the municipalities to serious risks of mismanagement and fraud.
The pre-payment of $1 million is also a legal requirement which exposes firms to unnecessary financial risk.
However, many people still have not installed the security update, which exposing themselves to potential cyberattacks.
Moreover, there are several ways to circumvent the legal minimum age which exposes girls, particularly in rural areas, to severe risks such as disruption of education, lower age at first pregnancy, and hampered access to property in case of divorce and exposure to domestic violence.
This shows the considerable dependence on artisanal mining, which exposes these miners to potentially severe consequences should measures be taken that could threaten an already vulnerable livelihood.
It is because of the importance of the sea andits resources to them that they are so adamantly opposed to any action which exposes the Pacific Ocean to pollution, hazardous waste and the destructive effects of nuclear and missile tests.
There are those who would take to the air-waves to send bloodthirsty messages and incite listeners to murder and destruction;there are hate crimes, which expose the ugly face of intolerance and racism in places that we might otherwise consider idyllic.
The Group's operations depend to a significantextent on external contractors, including with respect to maintenance services, which exposes the Group to certain risks associated with the engagement of third parties.
The authors of acts, writings or speeches for which permission has not been granted by the Government and which expose Syria to the risk of acts of aggression, disturb its relations with other States or expose Syrians to acts of retaliation committed against their person or their property shall be punished by a term of imprisonment;