Examples of using Repercussion in English and their translations into Russian
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A repercussion for what you saw, maybe?
He's killed at will without repercussion.
And because of this repercussion at world level the temple have had to adapt to the circumstances.
No, it does not exist, I am not controversial because I don't have any public repercussion.
Remedy prison overcrowding and its repercussion on the right to health(Djibouti); 100.38.
Before meeting you,I consulted your writings which mesmerized me by their culture and repercussion.
The most important repercussion was, however, the emergence of major hubs in the Mediterranean, northern Europe and Asia.
Mating is an innate propensity, andmarriage is its evolutionary social repercussion.
Nevertheless, repercussion of the dismal economic performance by the GCC countries was felt among some of the more diversified countries.
Seminar on 13 October on the right to health in African countries and its repercussion on immigration 13 October.
Nevertheless, repercussion of the dismal economic performance among the GCC countries was felt in some of the more diversified countries.
In general, the other variables emerge and become significant only when the economic dimension has experienced some serious repercussion.
It is needless to note the gravity of all those crimes and their terrible repercussion on national societies and the international community.
He further noted the repercussion of the increase on the mobility and hardship allowance, but considered that that was a matter of maintaining the value of the allowance in real terms.
He outlined the rationale for submitting the item and explained its repercussion on protection, particularly as it related to the issue of statelessness.
The creature repercussion to finite-reality promulgation resulted in the appearance of perfect beings on the order of the eternal inhabitants of Havona and of perfected evolutionary ascenders from the seven superuniverses.
Report crimes against them without fear of repercussion, arrest, confinement or the demanding of bribes by authorities.
Requests the Secretary-General to finalize the wording of both themes in order toensure the widest possible repercussion of these editions of World Tourism day.
In conclusion, there has been a strong negative repercussion of the economic crisis on the employment situation in most countries of East Asia.
In short, one should realize that physical healing does not take into account the being and the repercussion on the spiritual existence of the person.
Concerns were also raised about a possible negative repercussion of intermission cooperation resulting from the gap occasioned in the redeploying location.
On the other hand,one of the most important effects of parents' migration on the children left behind is the repercussion on their social and mental state.
A special report on the progress of the restructuring and its repercussion for the independent experts should be issued at the beginning of the fourth meeting.
Thus it is best placed to collect data on how current and future global economic conditions as well as decisions in energy policies will find their repercussion in the use of woody biomass for energy generation.
The second war in Chechnya also started during this period;indeed, it was a repercussion of Russia's policy of supporting separatist groups in Abkhazia and the South Ossetia/Tskhinvali region.
Another serious repercussion of the war was the rise in the abduction of women and children between the tribes of southern Sudan, and between them and neighbouring tribes in the border area between the southern states and southern Kordofan and Darfur.
Intersessional meetings of the committee would also imply substantive additional cost by itself andmight have repercussion on frequency of meetings of other subsidiary bodies.
Another repercussion of the limited approach to penalties is the public distrust of enforcement and government's intervention in general as a tool for improving environmental conditions in the country and securing the citizens' right to an environment favourable for life and health.
Such a move would be detrimental to the refugee population,generate potentially destabilizing repercussion in the region, and represent a substantial and unprecedented departure from UNRWA's established role since 1950.
Mistreatment of persons in custody constitutes police misconduct under the Police Service Instructions and is subject to punishment- yet in most instances,police personnel found guilty of mistreating civilians have only been dismissed without further repercussion.