Examples of using Bound up in English and their translations into Russian
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And they were bound up with wire.
We see how faith, as remembrance of the future, memoria futuri,is thus closely bound up with hope.
Came to him, and bound up his wounds, pouring on oil and wine.
But this creature is in some way bound up with my errand.
Came to him, and bound up his wounds, pouring on oil and wine.
People also translate
But this creature is in some way bound up with my errand.
Lo, it shall not be bound up to be healed, to put a roller to bind it, to make it strong to hold the sword.
The health of economy was closely bound up with the price of wheat.
When I ascertained that, as a result of the supposed assassination attempt the Prime Minister went to France with his face bound up.
The right of conscientious objection is intrinsically bound up with religious freedom.
Ms20:13 And they took him and bound up his wounds, and brought him before Limhi, and said, Behold, here is the king of the Lamanites;
And there's this other man,this man who's bound up with us now.
The religious crisis of our epoch is bound up with this, that the churchly consciousness is impaired, it has not the comprehension of fullness.
As an island nation, Sri Lanka's civilization, culture and heritage andthe economy have always been closely bound up with the sea.
It is a fundamental right of the individual, bound up with his own personal spiritual inclinations.
The spiritual flesh, about which the Apostle Paul speaks, ought ultimately to assume mastery over the lower flesh of ecclesiality,always bound up with the lower flesh of man.
Positions of authority, long reserved for men because of considerations bound up with ancestral traditions and time-honoured customs, are no longer the preserve of the male sex.
The forum will be a special framework for discussion andconsultation on the challenges and issues bound up with international migration.
Closely bound up with security and arms control issues is the problem of anti-personnel mines, which the Secretary-General has quite rightly described as an international humanitarian crisis.
You should only apply to us andwe will answer every your question bound up with carriage of the cargoes and their registration.
This right, bound up as it is with the protection and realization of other rights, cannot exist in isolation; it places on States a positive obligation to provide their nationals, as well as foreigners living on their territory, with the right to seek an effective remedy before an independent body.
But, if discipline is not administered,foolishness will remain bound up in the heart of that child until the end of life.
Mr. Ewomsan(Country Rapporteur), welcoming the high-level Rwandan delegation, commended the State party's periodic report, submitted 10 years after its preceding report,a major delay that the Rwandan authorities attributed to difficulties bound up with the aftermath of the 1994 genocide.
But it is also becoming increasingly clear that the human race has never been so bound up together in its common destiny, united by common challenges, as it is today.
This section traces political developments, themselves bound up with the implementation of the peace process, as well as the deterioration in the security environment and in the economic and social situation.
Issues of peace, security and disarmament had become more inclusive andmore closely bound up with other issues, such as development.
Drift wood driftwood"---- to the simplicity of nature and passion bound up with all kinds of urban women living personality and mood, because there are warm, hospitable staff, because This will make your busy pace of work in between freedom and leisure to find a happy balance.
This is a spiritising of Christianity, rendering it more inward and sincere,more bound up with the commands of Christ and more creative.
In the Committee's view the issue of delays in the exhaustion of domestic remedies is closely bound up with the claim of unreasonable delays in consideration of the merits of the case and ought consequently to be taken up in the context of the merits.
Ms. Coker-Appiah wondered in turn what the Government was doing to eradicate socio-cultural practices bound up with stereotypes that were demeaning for women.
