Приклади вживання Have become hostages Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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We have become hostages to our fear.
Therefore, entrepreneurs have become hostages of the situation.
We have become hostages to our environment.
And there are people who have become hostages of circumstances.
By adopting a stance where sanctions against Russia are linked to the implementation of the Minsk agreements by Russiaonly," Lavrov said,"our Western partners have become hostages of the current Ukrainian government.".
They have become hostages to the old system.
Due to the expensiveness and operation complexity the ships have become hostages because of their own technical excellence.
It seems that we have become hostages of our loyalty and devotion to the cause of honest implementation of the Minsk Agreements.
First, the authorities must report on what theyhave made to free the 24 sailors who have become hostages of big political games.
Fans of the drink have become hostages of stereotypes.
Since the beginning of the occupation of Crimea and the war in eastern Ukraine,more than 48 of our citizens have become hostages of the Russian Federation.
Effectively, they have become hostages of their own leaders.
Since the beginning of the occupation of Crimea and the war in eastern Ukraine,more than 48 of our citizens have become hostages of the Russian Federation.
Carswell says ministers have become hostages to their departments.
There is almost no information about the humanitarian crisis in Ukraine in the European media, or about the fact that there aremore than 1.5 million internally-displaced persons who have become hostages to the conflict in the eastern part of the country.
The values of free trade have become hostages to trade wars and other forms of unfair competition.
The Russian authorities and personally Vladimir Putin are directly responsible for the life and physical condition of Oleg Sentsov anddozens of other people who in the prisons have become hostages of the aggressive policy of the Russian state.
The“Golden Man” and his people have become hostages to the primitive misanthropic propaganda of the Kazakh extremists.
Over the recent years, Russia has been taking advantage of YouTube Community Guidelines in order to remove information about the real situation in occupied Crimea,including about persecutions of citizens that have become hostages of Vladimir Putin's regime.
That is, what we are seeing now is not the first time when the people who have become hostages of politically motivated cases reported almost the same kind of torture techniques.
We call on the international community and international human rights institutions to strengthen political and economic pressure on the Russian Federation with a view to release and return to Ukraine Roman Sushchenkoas well as other Ukrainian citizens who have become hostages of the Kremlin's current policy of ongoing aggression against Ukraine.
Russia, which supplies about a fifth of Europe's natural gas through Ukrainian pipelines,and the EU"have become hostages of this domestic political situation," Putin said near Velikiy Novgorod, the 9th-century trading hub between Moscow and St. Petersburg.
According to them,“the achieved state of bilateral relationshas been thrown far back… and we all have become hostages of the short-sighted, ill-considered actions of the group of officials”.
Most regrettably, however, the Orthodox faithful in Ukraine have become hostages to a political game played by our country leaders, who have also involved Patriarch Bartholomew of Constantinople in these processes, which have already led to numerous clashes on religious grounds.
This is not the first time that grave internationalproblems affecting many members of the world community have become hostages to the electoral cycles in the United States," Lavrov told reporters.
Many small towns have become hostage to one or two companies.
Putin's regime, which in fact has become hostage to its geopolitical adventures.
MEP: Ukraine has become hostage to geopolitical game against Russia, EU.
On the other hand, Merkel herself has become hostage to her ambivalent policy.
To a certain extent, both countries have become hostage to regional processes, in particular the growing influence of nationalism as a political ideology.