Examples of using Had fixed in English and their translations into Russian
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Oh, I really wish I had fixed that faucet.
We had fixed resources(our own money) and a fixed timeline.
To do voluptuous crane shots, I had fixed the camera on a roller skate.
The Court had fixed the time limits for the submission of the Memorial of Cameroon and the Counter-Memorial of Nigeria.
On the beach between Falsterbo andneighboring town Skanör was the Scania Market where merchants from various parts of Europe had fixed market places.
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Niels and Sammy had fixed the car wisely without reference to the manual.
Where either a hidden valley, or a woody spot, or a difficult morass furnished any hope of protection orof security to any one, there he had fixed himself.
The Prosecutor had fixed deadlines for the different investigation cases.
In comparison, 90% of the population had TVs in the home,60.4% had fixed telephone, and 88.4% had radios Annexes, Table 65.
In 2008, the Government had fixed prices for wheat, barley and rice, while giving farmers the freedom to market their own produce.
The highest rate of the hopes connected with the president(the VTsIOM director called them"illusory expectations") had fixed in a few months after he came to power.
The North American Celica had fixed door mirrors and amber front corner lights.
It had fixed standard time limits for the submission of documents in incidental proceedings and had laid down strict rules regarding the filing of new documents after the written proceedings had closed.
Of 15 counties, four no longer had fixed presences of UNMIL troops or formed police units.
In accordance with article 83, paragraph 1, of the Rules of Court, the Registrar transmitted certified copies of the application of Greece for permission to intervene to the German and Italian Governments, andinformed them that the Court had fixed 1 April 2011 as the time limit within which they could submit their written observations on the application.
For those cars, the defendant had fixed an additional period of time for payment pursuant to article 63 CISG.
By letters dated 24 November 2011, the Registrar of the Court informed the parties that the Court had decided to afford themthe opportunity of furnishing further written explanations, pursuant to article 98, paragraph 4, of the Rules of Court, and had fixed 8 March 2012 and 21 June 2012 as the respective time limits for the filing by Cambodia and Thailand of such explanations.
As to paragraph(b),it found that the buyer had fixed an additional period of time for delivery(article 47(1) CISG) within which the seller had failed to deliver.
CLOUT case No. 343[Landgericht, Darmstadt, Germany 9 May 2000](parties' agreement as to price enforceable even if price different from that of the market); CLOUT case No. 106[Oberster Gerichtshof, Austria, 10 November 1994] transaction between a German seller and an Austrian buyer;parties had fixed the price in a contract concluded by offer and acceptance; the court therefore reversed an intermediate court's application of article 55.
As the buyer failed to prove that it had fixed an additional period of time for delivery, it could not declare the contract avoided under article 49(1)(b) of the CISG.
In the case of Switzerland, the Committee had recalled that,in its resolution 55/5 B, the General Assembly had fixed the notional rate of its annual assessment at 1.274 per cent, based on the scale that it had adopted for the period 2001-2003.
Because the buyer had fixed an additional period of time for delivery of the goods and because the seller had failed to perform its obligation, the court ruled that the buyer was entitled to recovery of damages that it had suffered due to the seller's breach of contract.
The Committee also recalled that,in its resolution 55/5 B, the General Assembly had fixed the notional assessment rate for Switzerland in 2001-2003 at 1.274 per cent, based on the scale that it adopted for the period.
Although the ICSC secretariat had fixed in advance an allowable level of sampling error of 2 per cent for each headquarters, that is, the accuracy of the data collected would be within a range of plus or minus 2 per cent, the actual sampling error was more than 5 per cent in respect of almost all of the headquarters, as shown in table 5.
By letters dated 20 July 2011, the Registrar of the Court informed the parties that, in accordance with article 98, paragraph 3,of the Rules of Court, the Court had fixed 21 November 2011 as the time limit for the filing of Thailand's written observations on the request for interpretation submitted by Cambodia.
This was the case for countries that had fixed exchange rates and whose economies were characterized by inordinate inflation and for still others that experienced volatile movements of exchange rates, which often changed much more than internal prices over time, as a result of capital flight and speculation as well as other effects of international capital markets.
The decisions to adopt the United States dollar as the currency for budgeting, assessing andaccounting were taken at a time when the international monetary system had fixed exchange rates between currencies under the gold standard, in which the value of the United States dollar was pegged to gold at the rate of $35 per ounce.
By the end of November 2010, the developers had fixed most of the sound issues such as crackling, added compatibility with more games, and increased the overall emulation speed and accuracy.
The decisions to adopt the United States dollar as the currency for budgeting, assessing andaccounting were taken at a time when the international monetary system had fixed exchange rates between currencies under the gold standard, in which the value of the United States dollar was pegged to gold at the rate of $35 per ounce.
Ms. Lopez said that, in the Philippines,the authorities had fixed the age of criminal responsibility at 16 years, so that a minor aged 16 years who committed rape, for example, incurred no penalty.