Examples of using Marred in English and their translations into Russian
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But the tour was marred with troubles.
Regrettably, they marred the atmosphere of professionalism, good relations and consensus-building that usually prevailed in the Fifth Committee.
His 2007 season was marred by injuries.
The only thing that marred the holiday and spoiled the mood of the audience was the weather that worsened dramatically.
I am also concerned about the hate speech that marred the Vidovdan celebrations.
The type of horrors that marred the twentieth century need not be part of the landscape of world politics.
A political assassination, with a consequent change of President, marred the Sri Lankan scene.
Relations between the two have been marred by the separatist intentions of the West Papua Movement.
Apart from a small number of isolated incidents, election day was not marred by acts of violence.
His reputation was marred by rumours that he had contrived the death of Richard Marshal, 3rd Earl of Pembroke in 1234.
Our enemies recruited unnatural creatures of land, and sea,and air, marred by fin, and fur, and… Scales.
Negotiations were marred by the destructive action of Russia and its proxy regimes on the first day, when they refused to enter the talks.
Apple has set up an interesting system to combat scalpers who marred a recent launch of iPhone 4S in Mainland China.
High friction vulcanised rubber gripping pads mounted on both plates protect the surfaces of the materials from being damaged or marred.
Such aggressive behaviour by the occupying Power once again marred the Easter celebrations and the centuries-old rituals performed on this day.
Then I went to the Euphrates, and dug, and took the belt from the place where I had hid it; and behold,the belt was marred, it was profitable for nothing.
The efforts to attract FDI are,more often than not, marred by the conspicuous absence of a vibrant domestic investment base in developing countries.
The"short-termism" mentioned above is one of the symptoms of the crisis of the res publica that has marked and marred the last decades of the twentieth century.
Eidlitz's reputation was marred by his involvement, with H. H. Richardson and Frederick Law Olmsted, in the re-design of the New York State Capitol in Albany.
By choosing a location should be treated seriously, so thatthe rest was not marred by bad weather, cold sea or some other troubles, which could have been avoided and.
Artist's childhood was marred not only poverty, but also the tragic fate of his father, after whose death in 1865 was the mainstay of the family Vasiliev- on the shoulders of 15-year-old boy went to care for their daily bread.
Such aggressive behaviour by the occupying Power once again marred Easter celebrations and the centuries-old rituals perfumed during this week.
Moreover, it noted that the investigations and trial for Nookat events held in November 2008 were reportedly marred with serious fair trial violations.
If you do not want unreported trifles marred the happiness of the newlyweds, and the bureaucratic system spoiled the last nerves, you can apply to the wedding agency.
Many tourists have not fully appreciated theadvantages of this service, and therefore impressions of the rest sometimes are marred, as they get by different types of transport.
He hoped that issues before it would no longer be marred by one-sided political agendas, and that it could return to productive methods of work.
Local police, under IPTF monitoring and advice,were able to ensure that no security incidents marred the general elections on 11 November 2000.
The site's critical consensus reads,"Marred by goofy attempts at wit, subpar acting, and bland storytelling, Fantastic Four is a mediocre attempt to bring Marvel's oldest hero team to the big screen.
These collaborative interventions helped to ensure that the 2013 election took place without the inter-communal violence that marred Guinea's first post-crisis elections in 2010.
It is true that"painful developments… marred the life of the Republic of Cyprus from its very inception", but this is an understatement even if meant to describe the wilful actions of the Greek Cypriots to destroy the bi-communal Republic and annex the island to Greece.