Приклади вживання Russia's access Англійська мовою та їх переклад на Українською
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Europe controls Russia's access to the oceans.
Russia's access to the world's oceans, aside from the Arctic, is also limited.
Western governments could immediately block Russia's access to the SWIFT clearing system for international transactions;
In a separate statement she emphasized the effectiveness of financial sanctions, which complicate Russia's access to Western markets.
Ukraine controls Russia's access to the Black Sea and therefore to the Mediterranean.
Moreover, as a financial hub- along with Hong Kong-it is likely to benefit from any Western financial sanctions that restricts Russia's access to London financial markets.
Ukraine controls Russia's access to the Black Sea and therefore to the Mediterranean.
The naval installation in the port city of Tartus, first established in the Cold War,provides Russia's access to the Mediterranean, important for both commercial and military purposes.
The sanctions cut off Russia's access to Western credit markets, among other measures, which it desperately needs to weather its recession.
In 2014,both the U.S. and European Union introduced sanctions that restricted Russia's access to global financial markets and to equipment for new energy projects.
Russia's access to the Baltic Sea at the start of the 18th century and the growing role of St. Petersburg demanded convenient water connection with the country's interior.
He chose his own kind of attack as defense,annexing Crimea to ensure Russia's access to its only proper warm-water port, and moving to prevent NATO from creeping even closer to Russia's border.
Also, sanctions prohibit these companies from exporting arms and military goods to the countries of the European Union,as well as restricting Russia's access to certain technologies and services that can be used for oil production.
These measures could curtail Russia's access to billions of dollars of bilateral commercial activity with the United States," the diplomat noted.
In order to restrict Russia's access to EU capital markets, EU nationals and companies may no more buy or sell new bonds, equity or similar financial instruments with a maturity exceeding 90 days, issued by major state-owned Russian banks, development banks, their subsidiaries outside the EU and those acting on their behalf.
The European Union, which is Russia's largest trading partner, restricted Russia's access to financial markets, put an embargo on weapons, restricted trade in double-purpose goods and transfer of modern technologies for the petroleum industry for the period of one year.
These sanctions will restrict Russia's access to the multilateral development bank system, the U.S. market for primary issuances of non-ruble denominated Russian sovereign debt, non-ruble denominated debt financing, and U.S.-origin items that are strategically important to Russia's chemical and biological weapons program.
And its NATO allies could cut off Russia's access to the Mediterranean and Atlantic through the Bosphorus and Baltic seas and attrit Russia's naval assets beyond its coastal defenses; and so on.
According to CNN, Trump is prepared to withdraw US andpro-American forces from the southeastern regions in Syria if Russia blocks Iran's access to these areas.
And, of course, the oil companies want access to Russia's vast reserves.
It ensures Russia's independent access to space.
Vostochny will become thefirst national civilian spaceport ensuring Russia's independent access to outer space.
It will become thecountry's first civilian spaceport ensuring Russia's full access to outer space.
It will also likely preserve Russia's continued access to its growing military assets in Tartus province, Latakia province, and perhaps elsewhere in Syria.
Thus, Russia's sanctions limited access to the Russian market, which has created problems for many exporters, including industrial enterprises.
Russia limits access to Internet.
Russia limits access to Internet.
Russia needs access to global markets.