Examples of using Served only in English and their translations into Russian
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Served only two hundred days.
Recovering in Australia, he enlisted once again in the AIF, but served only in the the depot.
They served only their ambition.
In fact, the area of the Ayn Dardara base served only for terrorist training.
And I served only one term in office.
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Before and during World War II the unfinished plant served only as a repair works.
He served only around twelve years before traveling to Panama.
However it is a special kind of communication that served only government officials and the military.
Bigpond served only the commercial sector and had 1,800 registered Internet users.
Presenting a draft resolution to the Third Committee served only to politicize the question and did not help the victims.
Monroe returned tothe Virginia House of Burgesses and was elected to another term as governor in 1811, but served only four months.
He was reelected to the Senate, but served only from March 4, 1837 until his abrupt resignation on April 22 of that same year.
But we know that the Eighties began to perform runs more regular and in the last decade of the century,having already achieved a certain fame, it served only to qualified printers.
Israel's repressive policies served only to fuel the hatred that would generate future crises in the Middle East.
Mr. Nitzan(Israel), speaking in exercise of the right of reply, said that,once again, the remarks of the Palestinian delegate served only to inflame hostilities towards Israel.
Repeating past allegations served only to introduce falsehoods into the draft resolution, which her delegation could not accept.
In 1990 he became the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, but served only one year before rejoining the Norwegian government.
The militarization of the region served only one purpose: to conduct full-scale open aggression against Georgia under the cover of a peacekeeping operation.
They were sentenced to75 years in prison; again, thanks to an international campaign they served only 25 years before being released by the President of the United States.
The practice of collective punishment served only to intensify the feelings of despair and hopelessness among the Palestinians and did not improve the situation with regard to security.
The major problem was his inability- at least so far- to get into the small Wilmington airport, which served only one major carrier, a few commuter airlines, and a lot of private planes.
NGO sources served only as the predicate for questions, and delegations had the opportunity to comment on all issues that would be included in the concluding observations.
The shortest term was that of Hiram Bingham III, who served only one day before resigning to take an elected seat in the U.S. Senate.
Despite logical expectations to get a solo album of a virtuoso bass player, the audience was presented a work of a strong pianist and composer,where bass served only as another melodic voice.
At the very beginning airline for a long time served only domestic flights and only in 1930 made air travel to Zagreb.
When acts of violence led to closures, the system of military passes adversely affected the right to work, the distribution of agricultural products, andfreedom of worship and served only to exacerbate the already tense situation.
The members of the NPM noted that almost all PRDC served only cold water, which significantly worsens the living conditions of detention, especially in winter.
While his Government had expressed its readiness to achieve a plan of action based on results and with clear timetables,the sponsors of the draft resolution had opted for a formula which served only limited and short-sighted political interests.
Traditionally cured ham orIstrian pršut was once served only at special occasions, while fritaje, egg omelettes with wild radicchio or asparagus were eaten all year.
Ms. Solórzano-Arriagada(Nicaragua) said that her delegation regretted that the Third Committee was once again being exploited to advance political aims through the adoption of country-specific resolutions, which served only to politicize human rights issues.
