Examples of using The commentators in English and their translations into Russian
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Evidently, the commentators did not want to reveal its full meaning.
Then tour companies would not"burn", butearn",- believes one of the commentators.
The commentators are convinced- solving such problems is much easier together.
What there is also new compared to the first installment, is the commentators are varied.
Therefore the commentators even disagree about the essence of the Sinai Revelation.
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They may be not that loud as soccer fans, butthey are very enthusiastic and supporting»,- the commentators remark.
Attending Khanty-Mansiysk the commentators settled within the walls of the Ugra Chess Academy.
Only the second semi-final of the contest was broadcast on France 4, where the commentators were Peggy Olmi and Yann Renoard.
The commentators concluded that"a holistic approach is necessary to address the multiple and complex issues.
Details of the commentators and the broadcasting stations they represented are also included in the table below.
Moreover, since the adoption of the Vienna Convention on Law of the Treaties,the norm of jus cogens has gained a wide support among the commentators and writers.
To one of the commentators, the Secretariat served as the"right and left hand" of the Presidency.
For example, in the tradition of Vedanta,the author of the Brahma Sutra was Veda Vyasa and the commentators were Adi Shankara, Ramanuja and Madhva each of whom eventually set up sub-schools within Vedanta.
The commentators of the tournament shared the secrets of their work and made us look at players from a different perspective.
These words by our rabbis caused the commentators of the Talmud to spill quite a lot of ink to explain the oddities in the words of our rabbis.
The commentators who take this view consider the Court procedure to be a form of degrading, even cruel, treatment.
According to one of the commentators, the Working Group has focused on operational prevention, leading to the adoption of resolution 1625 2005.
The commentators concurred that Security Council missions offered a unique opportunity for gathering and disseminating information.
According to one of the commentators, a clear distinction should be drawn between Security Council resolutions mandating sanctions regimes and the work on their actual implementation within a committee.
The commentators for the event for SVT were Kristian Luuk and Josef Sterzenbach, with a brief appearance by Carl Bildt in the final.
One of the commentators briefly referred to the work undertaken since June 2006 by the Security Council's Ad Hoc Committee on Mandate Review.
One of the commentators concurred that the Security Council had been playing a more complex role in the maintenance of international peace and security.
The commentators were Mr. Amadou Dieng, Director of Competition, WAEMU; and Mr. Peter Njoroge, Chair of the COMESA Competition Commission.
One of the commentators emphasized that consensus-building and enhanced communication with other Member States would enhance the legitimacy and accountability of the Council.
The commentators proceeded to share their mission experiences:(1) prior to the dispatch of the mission;(2) during its work on the ground; and(3) following its return to New York.
One of the commentators underlined the need for better time management, as the number of agenda items, meetings, resolutions, and presidential statements was on the rise.
The commentators agreed that, given the Council's heavy volume of work, the Permanent Representatives should concentrate on the key issues and delegate as much as possible.
The commentators and other speakers echoed the moderator's concerris about the overly formal nature of Council meetings and the subsequent lack of interactive and strategic debate.
Moreover, as one of the commentators stressed, briefings and consultations by Security Council members with their respective regional groups can further enhance the transparency of the Council's work.
