Examples of using Had devastated in English and their translations into Russian
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By that time, Bolsheviks had devastated and looted the Monastery.
The Esquipulas process was instrumental in bringing about peaceful resolutions of the various armed conflicts that had devastated different countries in the region.
The Navy presence had devastated the economy and the livelihoods of the people.
Rwanda had nothing, since the war had devastated everything.
The war had devastated Burundi's economy and Burundi is now one of the world's poorest countries.
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Two hundred and thirty years of Spanish colonial rule had devastated the Chamorro people, visiting upon them new diseases, war and oppression.
The embargo imposed by the United States of America on Cuba was the principal obstacle to its development andhad been maintained despite the two hurricanes that had devastated the country.
Those unlawful actions had devastated the Palestinian economy and had affected the functioning of Palestinian society in all areas.
It had undertaken a programme to reintegrate families separated by war and by the floods that had devastated the southern and central areas of the country early in 2000.
In 2013, Typhoon Haiyan had devastated an already disenfranchised region in the Philippines, which was home to 5.9 million children.
Bangladesh thanked all participants and conveyed particular thanks to those who had expressed their support andsolidarity following the recent cyclone that had devastated a part of its country.
Environmental degradation had devastated the surrounding area and competition for scarce resources had led to tensions with nearby communities.
Throughout the Occupied Territory, Palestinians were facing tremendous hardship andliving in a violent environment that had devastated all aspects of their lives in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip.
In that regard, the recent hurricanes and typhoons that had devastated several countries forcefully underscored the gravity of the situation and the urgent need for collective action.
The potato was now an essential part of the culture and diet of many countries andhad been fundamental tool in the fight against the famine that had devastated certain parts of the world a few decades earlier.
Following the tsunami which had devastated Sri Lanka in December 2004, the Emergency Regulations had been briefly reintroduced in order to make it possible to address such urgent human rights issues as trafficking in children and violence against women.
During the discussion, participants underscored the specific situation of Africa from the historical perspective, in particular the conflict situations andcivil wars which had devastated the continent and had led to an inordinate increase in organized criminal activity.
The Nazis had devastated me once for all, stripped me of all religion, all idea under this or that cruel or less cruel hat- and everything was perfectly cruel under this or that decoration, in the West as in the East, and in the North and in the South.
An objective assessment of the situation in Liberia must be placed in the context of its long history, including the traumatic legacy of 24 years of political crisis and14 years of civil war, which had devastated the country and its people, and destabilized a region.
The economic embargo unjustly imposed against Burundi by neighbouring countries had devastated an entire people and had seriously jeopardized ongoing programmes of health, education and training, rehabilitation of the disabled, assistance to the elderly, job creation and family planning.
The premature withdrawal of Western peace-keepers from the United Nations Operation in Somalia II(UNOSOM II) andits termination had triggered a reaction that had devastated Rwanda and had severely affected Liberia and other conflict areas.
Her delegation strongly condemned the killing and injury that had devastated so many Palestinian families, and also the deadly attacks against UNRWA schools and the civilians sheltering in them, which underscored Israel's total disrespect for international humanitarian law and the neutrality and inviolability of United Nations premises.
Although the member States of CARICOM were committed to the development of their indigenous communities, in many instances their efforts had been hindered by natural disasters, which in a matter of hours could destroy years of development,as had been the case in 2004 when hurricanes had devastated several islands in the Caribbean.
The damage caused by Hezbollah rocket attacks included significant harm to ancient historic sites;more than 800 forest fires that had devastated over 52,000 dunams of forests; and the intentional destruction of endangered species along with many other types of fauna and flora.
In introducing the reports, the representative of El Salvador informed the Committee about the major events that had taken place in her country since the submission of the previous report in 1988, most notably the signing of the Peace Agreements andthe terrible natural disasters that had devastated the country in 1998 and 2001.
From 14 to 18 January 2008,the Representative visited Houston and the Gulf region of the United States for a working visit to study the impact of Hurricane Katrina on the persons still displaced as a result of this disaster, which had devastated the southeastern coast of the country between 29 August and 1 September 2005.
Burundi was all too aware of the social upheavals that political instability in a country could cause, and supported all the initiatives taken by the Secretary-General to encourage the peoples of Rwanda, Liberia, Somalia and Angola to proceed by dialogue and consultation,with the aim of ending the ethnic conflicts which had devastated those countries.
Earthquakes have devastated Kendra Province, leaving hundreds homeless.
A nuclear war has devastated the earth and blooming nearly destroyed civilization.
Nuclear war has devastated the planet and living beings have mutated into strange monsters.