Examples of using Espoused in English and their translations into Russian
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To be taxed with Mary his espoused wife, being great with child.
And so, espoused to death, with blood he sealed a testament of noble-ending love.
There were also Internet sites that espoused neo-Nazi ideology.
It espoused"free love," but practiced lust in all its aberrations.
The Committee had pointed out that the Convention was designed to combat racists who espoused such views.
ASEAN espoused the principle of universal participation in peacekeeping operations.
We welcome the new concept of"Convention Plus" espoused by the High Commissioner for Refugees.
However, the United Kingdom continues to take issue with the need for a decolonization programme of the kind espoused by the Committee.
There were at least two well-known Americans who espoused voluntaryist causes during the mid-19th century.
Such groups espoused a range of right-wing ideologies, although all advocated a political ideology based on the concept of racial purity.
This multi-sectoral national strategic framework, as espoused by the NACP, focuses mainly on prevention.
He was also involved in the day-to-day management of RTLM as a tool for the promotion of the extremist causes which he espoused.
A preference was also expressed for the"third view" espoused by Fawcett, as described by the Special Rapporteur in his report.
The name is taken from the artistic journal, Die Jugend,which was published in Munich and which espoused the new artistic movement.
The framework used by the United Nations espoused a common conception of human, economic, social and cultural rights.
They espoused Esperanto, for instance, as a scientifically designed language which would lead toward a single global language superior to national ones.
No one reminded the public that the extreme Christian evangelism espoused by Pence has an unhappy end.
The compatibility doctrine was also espoused at the international level by the dissenting opinion in the S.S. Wimbledon case of 1923 in the Permanent Court of International Justice.
These deplorable phenomena threaten the harmony and stability of societies, andundermine the values espoused in the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action.
Democracy was one of the basic ideals espoused by the United Nations and its establishment had become one of the major challenges confronting the international community.
Indeed, ECDC and TCDC have emerged as integral elements of the philosophy of national andcollective self-reliance espoused by the developing countries.
He proposed that the words"or the political or social system espoused by the government" should be added after the word"government" at the end of the paragraph.
According to the Secretary-General, the Code is written as a short,concise statement of the core values and principles as espoused in the Charter of the United Nations.
The comprehensive ceasefire, espoused by all groups, and long awaited by the Burundian people, will be a concrete sign of the commitment of FNL to joining the peace process.
However, some of the groups which had entered the Greek political scene during the recent elections espoused extremist positions with regard to migrants and foreigners.
The Bretton Woods Institutions(BWIs), in the 1980s, espoused neo-liberal policies which led to the dismantling of State-owned and managed agricultural marketing boards and price stabilization schemes.
Sir Nigel Rodley proposed that, at the end of the paragraph after the word"government", the words"or the political or social system espoused by the government" should be added.
Such zones can also serve as a means of expressing values espoused and promoted by many of the parties that are involved in nuclear disarmament, nuclear-weapon control and non-proliferation.
In his draft the Chair would propose compromise text in an effort to bridge the differences between some of the positions espoused by the parties during the fourth session.
During the 1980s, the Bretton Woods institutions(BWIs) espoused neo-liberal policies to deal with policy distortions, including the dismantling of agricultural marketing boards and price stabilization schemes.