Примеры использования Which preserved на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It's the ancient city, which preserved the impressive remains.
It is worth adding that Marton plays the violin of Antonio Stradivari,designed three centuries ago, which preserved the spirit of the game Paganini.
They were civilian courts which preserved the access of the accused to appeal and cassation.
After American occupation in 1945, Munich was completely rebuilt following a meticulous and-by comparison to other war-ravaged German cities- rather conservative plan which preserved its pre-war street grid.
In Prigradica there are many old stone houses which preserved the authentic look of this little village.
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Along Vindeikiai, which preserved the fragments of the estate homestead, the shores of the Širvinta become higher and steeper.
The city had seven entrances, three of which preserved the original shape.
The first was Article 51, which preserved the right to self-defence when an armed attack occurred, until the Security Council had taken the necessary measures.
Inside the building is a small knights room andart gallery, which preserved the portraits of all the owners, who lived here before.
Cameroon welcomed the measures taken by the Secretary-General to reduce the backlog in the preparation of the Repertory of Practice of United Nations Organs and the Repertoire of the Practice of the Security Council, andurged States to make the necessary contributions to finance the publication of those documents, which preserved the institutional memory of the Organization.
Cameroon therefore favoured option 1, which preserved the prerogatives of the Security Council as well as the autonomy of the Court.
In Dijon is provided a walking tour through the city center with a tour of the pearl of Burgundy Romanesque architecture- the Cathedral of Saint-Benin, which preserved the crypt and the capitals of the XI century.
Building of the most farthest warehouse, which preserved better than others, was suggested to be made into a multifunctional concert hall.
Fourthly, consideration should be given to the possibility of including in the article the saving provision in paragraph 7 of article 15(on aggression) which preserved the right of peoples to struggle for self-determination and independence.
It is certainly worth visiting Ljubljanski Grad which preserved the attributes of a classical medieval fortress, offering its visitors a ride on a funicular railway or a foot walk.
The European Union recognized that sanctions could have negative effects on civilian populations and third States, andit therefore welcomed the continuing recourse to targeted sanctions, which preserved the effectiveness of sanctions while minimizing their negative impact.
Standardization was an unseen foundation of society, which preserved our safety yet was often only apparent to the public during catastrophes.
As an example of legislative regulation of media activity, the review particularly refers to the situation with adoption of RA Law"On Mass Communication" andthe new Criminal Code, which preserved provisions on criminal persecution of the journalists for libel and insult.
Grodno is the only Belarusian city which preserved two royal castles- the Old and the New Castles and whole ensembles of different architectural styles- from Baroque to constructivism.
Beside that, I was fortunate to witness a contemporary Tuvan wedding ritual, which preserved many archaic elements which we have already lost.
That was in addition to the retirement law, which preserved the rights of women at retirement, and the civil status law, soon to be promulgated, which would guarantee the rights of women during marriage and after divorce.
Their family and inheritance laws were based on privileges guaranteed by the 1923 Treaty of Lausanne, which preserved certain of the religious rights that had existed under the Ottoman Empire.
It was accompanied by certain actions andverbal formulas, which preserved an echo of ancient beliefs in the magical power of water, and the first word(an initial) contact of the child with a variety of life-saving items.
The National Museum Soares dos Reis was renovated andexpanded according to the project of the architect Fernando Távora, which preserved the features of the historic building, giving it new and skilled interior and exterior spaces.
The recent conflict in the sisterly state of Yemen ended with the victory of constitutional legality, which preserved the unity of Yemen; this incident should lead us to stress the need to refrain from intervention in the internal affairs of other States that might find themselves in similar circumstances.
The body was sent to the National Museum of Health andMedicine in Maryland, which preserved Guiteau's brain as well as his enlarged spleen discovered at autopsy and bleached the skeleton.
As a distinct historic region they date to the centuries-long Venetian rule, which preserved them from becoming part of the Ottoman Empire, and created a distinct cultural identity with many Italian influences.
If that was a peremptory norm of international law it was impossible to derogate from that part of article 14.1 which preserved the right to a fair trial in a situation of emergency, or that part of article 9.4 which enabled a person to challenge his detention before a court and thus went together with article 14.1 to support the principle of nondeprivation of liberty without due process.
The HTTP body multipart parser creates temporary files which preserve the suffix of the uploaded file.
It is possible to find boundary conditions which preserve the integrability of the model.