Примери за използване на Stymied на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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And this Congress is stymied.
So Hitler's stymied. So no war.
Our noble surgeon stumped and stymied.
The police were stymied and gave up their case.
Research and innovation efforts are stymied.
But their efforts are being stymied… by wide-scale rioting and looting.
Without CBCC on a sovereign blockchain, most use cases are stymied.
Robert Louis Stevenson was stymied for a new idea.
Baffled by local customs and stymied by an opaque bureaucracy, he eventually finds his footing with the help of a wise-cracking taxi driver(Alexander Black) and a beautiful Saudi doctor(Sarita Choudhury).”.
East European economic development will be stymied by abysmally low productivity.
But oil and gas revenues still account for the bulk of the government budget, while red tape, rampant corruption andcourts bowing to official orders have spooked investors and stymied economic development.
To date, this has been stymied by a narrow mindset from the Silicon Valley community.
In February 1999 Ciubuc resigned, saying that parliament andthe ruling coalition stymied his efforts at market reforms.
Efforts to pinpoint the moon's exact shape have long been stymied by the presence of large craters on its surface that formed after the crust solidified.
But individuals who have been named in the press as contacts of Mr Giuliani may well have believed that their personal financial ambitions were stymied by our anti-corruption policy in Ukraine,” she said.
But such efforts can be stymied if countries don't share flu samples, and now, the Chinese government appears to be withholding samples of the dangerous bird flu virus H7N9 from the United States, according to news reports.
Many hope its efforts will not now constantly be stymied by a ruling party afraid of being shown up.
After the terrible ordeal this part of the Balkans lived through in the 1990s, shedding so much blood, the region entered a period of reconstruction which has, however,been stymied by the current economic crisis.
If you do not eat right,you can expect to see your height growth stymied at an earlier point in your life, usually right after puberty.
The citizens' initiative was a very important part of the Treaty of Lisbon being passed in Ireland a little over a year ago, butit did seem for a while that the whole process would be stymied by complication and regulation.
The plan was stymied by Hans Frank, governor-general of the occupied territories, who was disinclined to accept the deportees as to do so would have a negative impact on economic development and his ultimate goal of Germanisation of the region.
Decimals and fractions cause headaches for many school children, and once,they even stymied some of the greatest minds in the country.
While his solution might well mystify many of us, it nevertheless was an easy and auspicious start for Bhargava, an NSF-funded scientist and math whiz who, 10 years ago at age 28, became the second youngest full professor in the history of Princeton University, andwho has solved math problems that have stymied some of the best mathematicians in the world.
For four decades, neoliberal politicians in both parties have shamelessly and relentlessly deregulated corporations,cut taxes on the rich, stymied unions, starved social services, privatized public goods, and bailed out economic elites while imposing austerity on everyone else.
Whether the apparent cause is an insensitive customer service representative, your wife, an employee, a traffic jam, orobtuse bureaucracy, you feel stymied, as if you are up against a stone wall.
Those attempting to collectize and form unions to bargain for better pay andconditions will have their efforts stymied by factory owners working with the police, often in the most brutal ways possible.
Although both the NRL and SCL had experimented with 10- cm transmitters,they were stymied by insufficient transmitter power.
Contacts of Mr. Giuliani may well have believed that their personal financial ambitions were stymied by our anti-corruption policy in Ukraine," she said.
But if the Democrats wrest control of one or both chambers, they could stymie or even reverse Mr Trump's plans.
This summer, researchers at the University of Pennsylvania also proposed ways in which more robust private keys could stymie these new machines.