Examples of using Seriously harm in English and their translations into Russian
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The CTBT has thus been seriously harmed.
Had they succeeded in their horrific plan, innocent schoolchildren would have been murdered in cold blood andattempts to restart the peace process would have been seriously harmed.
Corruption undermines the pillars of society and seriously harms any effort aimed at development.
You should not even try to freeze the parasites from the head or, especially,from the pubic part- you can overcool and seriously harm your health.
Anyone who causes another person bodily injury or seriously harms his health shall be liable to a penalty ranging from two to five years' imprisonment”.
However, it is equally true that macroeconomic disarray seriously harms the economy.
Increasingly disruptive cyberthreats andattacks that can seriously harm entire communities and, indeed, cause harm to countless individuals, are a new danger that we face.
The use of toxic anti-fouling paints on ships' hulls also seriously harms marine life.
Distorting trade measures could seriously harm the agricultural sector of developing countries, limiting the sector's ability to contribute significantly to the eradication of poverty and to sustained inclusive economic growth, food security and sustainable development.
Furthermore, the use of toxic anti-fouling paints on ships' hulls can seriously harm marine life.
The Act penalizes a series of behaviours that seriously harm women's lives, personal integrity, liberty and property.
A reform built by a mechanical majority that leaves aside a significant minority of Member States could seriously harm the Organization.
These activities on the part of the United States have, furthermore, seriously harmed the credibility of the United Nations and represent a flagrant example of double standards.
Very often you can find people who before the pool could not even imagine that chlorinated water can seriously harm their body.
Happily, in the majority of cases the health of those injured was not seriously harmed, but in a few cases the victims needed medical help or even received life-threatening injuries.
The embargo leads to shortages and suffering for the population, hampers anddelays Cuba's development, and seriously harms the country's economy.
Some Jewish sources allege that the Waqf's excavations in Solomon's Stables also seriously harmed the Southern Wall; however an earthquake in 2004 that damaged the eastern wall could also be to blame.
Most alarmingly, he wrote about the ease with which Russia could,if it so chose, attack and seriously harm the British Empire.
Expressing its concern with the incident between the two media and noting that taking the problem to court might seriously harm the reputation of the media, MEO appealed on"Armenia" TV to solve the issue through negotiations and on"Aravot" daily- to be ready to engage in them.
Slowing world growth, higher interest rates and the withdrawal of equity andfinance for the private sector could seriously harm developing countries.
Expressing its concern with the incident between the two media andnoting that taking the problem to court might seriously harm the reputation of the media, the MEO appealed on"Armenia" TV to solve the issue through negotiations and on"Aravot" daily- to be ready to engage in them.
Restrictions, particularly solitary confinement, seriously interfere with the prisoner's private life and may seriously harm his/her health.
Expulsion of Union citizens and their family members on grounds of public policy orpublic security is a measure that can seriously harm persons who, having availed themselves of the rights and freedoms conferred on them by the Treaty, have become genuinely integrated into the host Member State.
To that end, the issue of indigenous participation is being addressed with the utmost care, in view of past mistakes which seriously harmed indigenous peoples.
In summary, the blockade created shortages and suffering among the population, limited andslowed development, seriously harmed the economy and had a negative impact on all areas of society, including health, education, sport, culture, science and attention to particularly vulnerable groups.
Because of the past reduction of the time allocated to meetings by one third any further restrictions on the time of the session might seriously harm the exercise of the Commission's mandate.
Meanwhile, the Heads of State express their concern at the present genuine threat that information andcommunication technology may be used in ways which could seriously harm the security of individuals, societies and States and undermine the basic principles of equality, mutual respect, non-interference in the internal affairs of sovereign States, peaceful settlement of disputes, non-use of force and respect for human rights.
He could not possibly know what was contained in the publications concerned orwhether they included inflammatory material that could seriously harm communal relations in the country or not.
From your chest they should be withdrawn(or keep only for others) strong proprietary funds from acid imbalance and powerful laxatives- bowel virgin has an increased sensitivity to such medicines, andtheir use can seriously harm him.
It is evident that the CO2 amount released by this overhead device can't seriously harm a person in contradistinction to mosquitoes.