Examples of using Engendered in English and their translations into Russian
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The Father is neither created nor engendered.
Poverty engendered underdevelopment.
The model of privatization that was chosen engendered a class of oligarchs.
This engendered the hope of ending the conflict.
We all recall the enthusiasm engendered by that solemn commitment.
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Humanity must be prepared for upheavals and for the reconstruction of engendered conditions.
The photos of Mr. Bauer engendered feelings of directed disgust at Mr. Bauer.
Another broader consideration was the extent to which poverty engendered war or conflict.
Ulcers of the spirit engendered by the earthly desires and aspirations are rooted not in the body.
In the above poetry,the words of the poet describes the painting of Mondrian and the sensations engendered by it.
However, lengthy discussions were engendered by Huntington's prediction of a"clash of civilizations.
There is clear evidence of increased rigour in financial management processes engendered by IPSAS.
The humanitarian crises engendered by armed conflicts should be addressed in all their dimensions.
The explanation is rather to be found in the injustice and imbalance engendered by the world economic order.
The fear engendered by these incidents is itself a significant obstacle to free movement.
The relatively benign global economic environment of recent years engendered an easy policy-making environment.
In the Sudan, the hope engendered by the Comprehensive Peace Agreement for the South must be fulfilled.
In our humble opinion, the explanation is rather to be sought in the injustice and imbalance engendered by the world economic order.
This supposed opposition engendered a false view on the hostility between the trends of Saints Joseph and Nilus.
The prevailing situation in the world today does not live up to the expectations engendered by the changes that took place at the beginning of this decade.
This engendered a split within UFC, as some of its members, including the presidential candidate, rejected the proposition to join a unity government.
The awareness that there was little guarantee of objectivity engendered deep feelings of dissatisfaction and frustration throughout the system.
In many countries, competition authorities were protected to some extent from the general squeeze on public expenditure that the financial crisis engendered.
The fear will be based upon reasons engendered by ignorance, and so their genuine advent will at first be unnoticed.
Moreover, the Organization's inaction may be likened to that of the League of Nations in the face of Nazi crimes, which engendered a loss of confidence on the part of the peoples of the world.
Despite the fears and tensions engendered by recent high profile assassinations, the elections were held in an orderly and peaceful manner.
CoE-ECRI noted the view that the distinction drawn between'national' and'ethno-linguistic' minorities engendered a strong sentiment of being treated as inferior.
That loathsome human disaster engendered the destruction of human possibility and necessitated the redefining of African humanity to the world.
The efforts of the Organization to respond effectively to the multitude of new demands andproblems resulting from the dramatic changes engendered by the end of the cold war”. A/50/1, para. 5.
With these latest military actions,the hopes engendered by the recent progress of the Madrid peace process risk being extinguished.