Examples of using Has characterized in English and their translations into Russian
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Increased trade dependence has characterized economic growth in the region.
We do so in the spirit of cooperation and collaboration that has characterized this process.
A fragmented approach to RBM has characterized the shift in many of these organizations.
They have made this affirmation in the spirit of cooperation and collaboration that has characterized the Ottawa process.
In similar circumstances in the past, the Council has characterized such a refusal as a"material and unacceptable breach" of resolution 687 1991.
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A merchant bank is among the most ambitious concepts to emerge from the speculative frenzy that has characterized the cryptocurrency market.
The Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe has characterized the expulsion of long-term residents as both disproportionate and discriminatory.
It embodies the programme approach andeffectively breaks down the vertical structure that has characterized arrangements so far.
This same instinct to expand power andestablish dominance has characterized the relationship between this administration and the courts and the Congress.
IOC has characterized the Argo Programme, which comprises contributions from 23 different countries, as the most collaborative programme in the history of oceanography.
Our delegation appreciates the transparency that has characterized the work of the Committee.
The Iraqi representative has characterized not only the political position of my country on the Iraq issue, he has distorted the day-to-day realities that occur in his own country.
These figures confirm the pace of continuous growth that has characterized most of the 1990s.
The broad participation that has characterized the Council's work, from members and observers alike as well as from civil society, is a hallmark of its consultative approach.
But, as I have said, this is not the only paradox that has characterized the consultations of the Working Group.
As we look back on the century quickly fading into history,we cannot but marvel at the dramatic sweep of technological development that has characterized the past 100 years.
A public health official in the United Kingdom has characterized the transportation problem as follows.
We share the Secretary-General's vision for that andsupport his proposals to fix the human resources management system, which he has characterized as dysfunctional.
Strong involvement in the protection of children's rights has characterized relations between San Marino and UNICEF for many years.
UNITA, led by Mr. Savimbi, has characterized the announcement as a calculated attempt to avoid the second round of presidential elections provided for in the provisions of the Lusaka Protocol S/1994/1441, annex.
The best development of the crest of experimental group hens has characterized their priority predisposition to a high productivity.
Those of us who have closely followed the deliberations of the High-level Consultative Meeting are witnesses to the seriousness with which the consultations were conducted andto the spirit of give and take that has characterized the Meeting.
We must take initial steps to overcome the deadlock that has characterized the major disarmament forums and instruments in recent years.
This may be largely attributed to the impact of political instability, conflicts andsocio-economic turmoil that has characterized the region for decades.
I truly believe that the spirit of friendship andopen dialogue that has characterized our relationship will play a vital role in implementing the agenda before us during the year.
We are at an important juncture in the history of the Conference, given the continued deadlock andthe increasingly sterile debate that has characterized our work over the last number of years.
Bernd Marin, an Austrian sociologist, has characterized antisemitism in Austria after 1945 as an‘antisemitism without Jews', since Jews constituted only 0.1 percent of the Austrian population.
It appears to be the best possible compromise anda real opportunity to break the deadlock which has characterized this august body for nearly a decade.
The Economic Commission for Europe has characterized increased centralization in general as a recipe for delay and obstruction, particularly in relation to publishing economic surveys.
This Government's decision has, therefore,to be seen as part of a tradition of restraint that has characterized our policy in the past 50 years.