Examples of using Subsists in English and their translations into Russian
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He subsists on a diet of ramen, weed, and frozen chimichangas.
Some 23 per cent of the world's population subsists on less than $1 a day.
The Rustavis Ambebi subsists on donor funding, sales and modest advertising.
It is estimated that between 40 and 45 per cent of the population subsists below this level.
Thus far Netgazeti subsists through the funding by donors.
In developing countries more than one person in five subsists on less than $1 day.
To affirm the relationship that subsists between acts of terrorism and transnational organized crime;
It is not a legal consequence of the breach butof the fact that the obligation subsists.
Alan pliev:"republic of south ossetia successfully subsists for 16 years in actual independence.
It's very important to the society, he says,to be aware of the funds the media organization subsists on.
The family member's entitlement subsists from the date of death of the tenant or his or her spouse, as the case may be, until the expiration of the 20-year period.
The first is income poverty which relates to what percentage of a country's population subsists below a minimum level of income or consumption.
Subsists at the extremity of the intelligible triad, as is most satisfactorily shown by Proclus in the 634 third book of his treatise on the theology of Plato.
UNDAF mentioned that 35 per cent of the population subsists below the poverty line, some 15 percent in extreme poverty, and that inequality was increasing.
In 9 of the 17 LDCs for which recent international comparable data are available,over 50 per cent of the population subsists on less than $1 purchasing power parity(PPP) per day.
If the international obligation that was breached subsists and the breach continues, the author of the wrongful act is required to cease that act.
Lastly, the independent expert regrets that the rumour syndrome, already denounced in his previous report(E/CN.4/2005/123, para. 72), subsists and often has more credibility than verified truth.
Copyright in a cinematographic work,a record or a photograph subsists until 50 years from the beginning of the calendar year next following the publication of the work s.
We affirm our commitment to continue implementing political, economic and social programmes in our countries in order topromote the development of our peoples with a view to eradicating the poverty that still subsists in the region.
Whether and to what extent that obligation subsists despite the breach is a matter not regulated by the law of State responsibility but by the rules concerning the relevant primary obligation.
In Part One, chapter V, the draft articles deal with the issue of circumstances precluding wrongfulness as justifications orexcuses for a State's non-compliance with its international legal obligation while the circumstance in question subsists.
Copyright in a literary, dramatic, musical orartistic work published within the lifetime of the author subsists until 50 years from the beginning of the calendar year next following the year in which the author dies p.m.a.;
The normal legal order subsists although, parallel to it, a special, para-constitutional legal order begins to take shape, frequently based on so-called“institutional acts” As was the case in Brazil, Argentina, Chile and Uruguay under the most recent military regimes.
In Patrick Neate's 2004 book City of Tiny Lights the private investigator anti-hero and narrator of the tale,Tommy Akhtar, subsists on a diet of mostly Wild Turkey and Benson and Hedges cigarettes, referring to them as"Benny and the Turk.
Currently, about 70 per cent of the world's freshwater supplies are used for agriculture, 85 per cent by developed countries and the remaining 15 per centby the developing world, where most of the population is rural and subsists on family agriculture.
Pay more attention to solving the issue of under-representation of women, which subsists in many areas of society, including in decision-making(Azerbaijan); continue to offer programmes to train women in political leadership and implement awareness campaigns with respect to the their political participation(Argentina); continue to work towards ensuring greater representation of women in high-level policy and decision-making institutions, especially in the national legislature and local government bodies(Bangladesh);
Nonetheless, in the hope that this year figures may move those in control to make a meaningful attempt at remedies,let me join the list of other colleagues who have recalled the fact that almost half of the world's population subsists on less than $2 a day, and a fifth lives on less than $1 a day.
The spousal permit does not solve all difficulties because in cases where a woman has been married for five years, the complaint is still that there is no equal right for a male spouseto apply for citizenship, nor an automatic right to work and reside so long as the marital status subsists.
The local management of the channel is unaware when Mzera TV will be available on Guria TV, the share of airtime it is going to occupy, the type of programs,what is Vano Chkhartishvili's interest into the TV company while making business is not profitable inGeorgia and Guria subsists on scarce advertising revenue and grants.
These tribes subsist for months at a time on a giant toadstool.
