Примери за използване на Russia believes на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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What Russia believes in.
Bulgaria, and East Europe have been traded in the past, so Russia believes there are precedents to build on.
Russia believes that its national security is under threat.
What is clear is that Russia believes NATO made the promise.
Russia believes that it can use‘Nukes' to fly to the Mars in 45 days.
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Cable TV Association of Russia believes that the most popular satellite TV operators has put an entire industry.
Russia believes there are trade and sanction wars led against it.
In addition, sanctions will ultimately disappoint- especially when Russia believes its vital interests are at stake, as in Ukraine today, and that no steps short of capitulation could lead to the lifting of sanctions given the pervasive anti-Russian animus in Washington.
Russia believes that the United States intends to break the Russian Federation.
Quite obviously, Russia believes that it is Syria's sovereign prerogative to develop the power of deterrence- just like Israel or Lebanon in the region.
Russia believes time is on its side in Ukraine because Ukraine is suffering more economic and political problems than Russia. .
Today's Russia believes and acts based on the ideology of great powers with their spheres of interest and periphery between them.
Russia believes that to investigate the crash should the International group of experts under the auspices of ICAO.
Russia believes the investigation should be carried out by an international group of experts under the aegis of ICAO.
Russia believes US interference in the internal Affairs of the countries of the neo-Imperial approach, Moscow will never do something like that.
Russia believes that the policy of putting pressure on Pyongyang to stop its nuclear missile program is misguided and futile.”.
Russia believes in the huge potential of the United Nations which should help us avoid a new global confrontation and engage in strategic cooperation.
Russia believes that its accord to cut production alongside OPEC and other producers should be extended, a Russian government official said.
Russia believes that that system could be used against its intercontinental ballistic missiles and has demanded assurance in writing that this would not be the case.
Russia believes in the huge potential of the United Nations, which should help us avoid a new global confrontation and engage in strategic cooperation.
Today's Russia believes in global interests and acts, based on the ideology of Great Powers with their spheres of interest, and uses every opportunity to divide and weaken the EU.
Russia believes that it is up to the Nicaraguan people to decide its fate and opposes any attempt to impose some external development strategies on the African nation, Lavrov added.
Today's Russia believes and acts based on the ideology of great powers with their spheres of interest and periphery between them, where great powers should sit together and decide about the periphery.
Russia believes that extending last year's oil-output deal with OPEC makes sense for at least 6 more months given the current market situation, said a Russian government official.
Russia believes that such attacks will be widely-covered in the Western media and may ultimately be used to provoke the US-led coalition to launch strikes against Syrian government forces.
Russia believes that long-term regional stability can only be achieved by restoring Syrian unity and that the interests of all ethnic and religious Syrian groups should be taken into account, Ushakov said.
Russia believes that the crisis in Venezuela was artificially created by the United States' authorities and it can be solved only through dialogue involving all the country's political forces, Matviyenko said.
Russia believes that dialogue with the US on bilateral as well as international issues can advance in a steady and predictable manner only when conducted on equal footing, based on mutual trust, respect of each other's interests and non-interference in each other's domestic affairs.
Russia believes there's no point in reducing the GRU's activities because that would be a unilateral concession that would not yield anything and probably be seen as a sign of weakness,' said Tatyana Stanovaya, who is well connected to the political elite and runs political analysis firm R. Politik.
The United States and Russia believe that successful national development in the 21st century demands respect for the discipline and practices of the free market.