Examples of using Paralleled in English and their translations into Russian
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Jesus paralleled the Passover lamb.
One Party submitted its report in a format which exactly paralleled that of the adopted reporting framework.
It will be paralleled with an approach to the poverty aspect by linking it with water supply and sanitation.
The broader cross-section of companies paralleled the FG500 in recognizing labour standards.
The presentation of Mr. Yeo also detailed how Singapore's response to the global economic crisis paralleled that approach.
The Special Rapporteur felt that the divergence of views paralleled the division of States in the Sixth Committee, but along different lines.
Mr. BURMAN(United States of America), supported by Mr. ABASCAL(Mexico),said he favoured the term"similar", since it paralleled the term used in the Spanish text.
And this is, in turn, paralleled in the Surrealist idea of imagery, where objects brought together are made to combine in totally magical new ways.
At the same time, the expansion of Palestinian capacity to secure towns on the West Bank is paralleled by a rise in violence perpetrated by settlers.
These measures have been paralleled by trade liberalization efforts, which find their strongest expression in Belarus' efforts to join the World Trade Organization WTO.
Viable solutions demand that efforts to safeguard human rights be paralleled by endeavours to rehabilitate socio-economic conditions.
Two paralleled stranded copper wire as the bus wires with insulation layer FEP, then wrap the nickel-chromium alloy as the heating wire connect with bus wires at regular intervals, form the parallel resistance.
Trends in per capita food production and food supplies have, to a large extent, paralleled trends in per capita output.
However, while the numbering and structure of the document paralleled the concluding observations, the text of the observations and the recommendations themselves had been omitted.
Both she and her predecessor had maintained that individuals with no religion or belief must have equal rights,as the freedom to adopt a religion was paralleled by the freedom not to do so.
In many ways, the start-up of the OTP for the Tribunal for Rwanda paralleled the start-up of the OTP of the International Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in 1994.
The expert from France, explaining that Child Restraint Systems(CRS) were sensitive safety-products, equivalent to protective helmets for motorcyclists,reintroduced his proposal for conformity of production(COP) and product qualification procedure, which paralleled those of Regulation No. 22 TRANS/WP.29/GRSP/2001/13.
The organization's continuing efforts in this context have been paralleled by the development of web sites for WHO's headquarters as well as six regional offices www. who. int.
And I'm sure the Surrealists felt that they had to get away, in many senses, from the traditional French clarity and that their plunge into the unconscious was,in a sense, paralleled by a visit, at least, to'the magic capital of Europe', as Breton calls it.
This multidimensional approach to poverty is paralleled by an integrated understanding of human rights, in which civil and political rights are indivisible from social, economic and cultural rights.
The Death of Captain America was reported in ABC News,where Bryan Robinson paralleled the events to the Post-September 11 World and Iraq.
Loeb stated in an interview that he paralleled the Falcone family to that of the Corleone family: Falcone's power and wisdom akin to Vito Corleone, his son Alberto's personality and appearance that of Fredo Corleone, and his daughter Sofia's temper matching that of Sonny Corleone.
The model had been reviewed by two independent referees whose findings largely paralleled those previously made by the three working groups and which were summarised in WG-SAM-16/37.
First, we must continue to work closely with the political arms of the United Nations andregional organizations to ensure that UNHCR's humanitarian response is paralleled by political initiatives to resolve refugee-producing conflicts.
Studies of toxic effect anddebromination to lower PBDEs have been paralleled by observations of bioconcentration and bioaccumulation of BDE-209 Garcia-Reyero 2014, Noyes 2011, 2013, Kuo 2010.
The definition of unilateral statements in that paragraph and its components, namely, unilaterality, legal effects and notification,closely paralleled unilateral declarations within the framework of reservations to treaties.
The enforced isolation of the Palestinians in the West Bank had been paralleled by a financial and economic siege of Gaza that had resulted in unprecedented levels of poverty and unemployment and a severe deterioration in the humanitarian situation.
It was noted that the model had been reviewed by two independent referees whose findings largely paralleled those previously made by the three working groups and which were summarised in WG-SAM-16/37.
Support from the Security Council for humanitarian operations needs to be paralleled by political action to address conflict, without which the effectiveness of humanitarian action is undermined.
This is reflected in increased overcrowding, a failure to replace substandard housing units andthe spread of squatter settlements, paralleled by high vacancy rates in luxurious dwellings in cities such as Amman, Cairo, Damascus and Beirut.