Examples of using Observers in English and their translations into Kazakh
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International observers are also here.
The Japanese are taking part as observers.
Western election observers were not invited to vote.
That's a disproportionate number,say political observers.
Seven international observers are currently on leave.
People also translate
Observers from foreign states and international organizations.
There are 14 international observers monitoring the elections.
Some observers, however, do not see this as a bad thing.
The number of international observers is not limited by law.
But some observers doubted whether the project was feasible.
As recently as three months ago, few observers gave him a chance.
Some observers have even called it a death sentence.
There are national and international election observers.
Many observers think that we in Ukraine have a"cold war.".
There were no international observers involved in the by-election.
She owns the place,man, it's all right," the observers said.
There are some observers who believe that the issue must be forced now.
The elections are monitored by international and local observers.
The OSCE sent some 600 observers to Russia to monitor the election process.
Countries and 5 international organizations participate as observers.
Observers see this as part of the technology trend in the country.
The elections will be observed by more than 800 international observers.
Observers from Brazil to participate in elections in Kazakhstan for the first time.
The elections will be observed by 883 international and77,721 local observers.
Foreign observers, such as Marco Polo, marveled at the efficiency of the system.
Lebanon and Iraq for the first time participated in the Nur-Sultan talks as observers.
Other knowledgeable observers, including the U.S. Commissioner of Education, agreed.
These elements are necessary for the formation of planets and observers.
Local and international observers said the voting procedures were not credible.
It includes some other countries andinternational organizations as observers.