Examples of using Were effectively in English and their translations into Russian
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Those were effectively settled under SSOD-I.
Sparks of curiosity in the writings of Mo Tze and his disciples were effectively stomped out.
They were effectively relegated, staying in the first division.
Those security arrangements were effectively implemented on polling day.
Torpedo locations updated whenever any player in the game updated their screen,so their movements were effectively continuous.
Historically, the three atolls, which were effectively three villages, had always existed autonomously.
High-quality staff were deployed by UNHCR, anddecision-making responsibilities were effectively delegated to the field.
Proportion of cases in which migrants were effectively provided with proper legal representation and legal aid for their defence;
Reunification took place formally in October 1990, at which point the East German Volkskammer andthe West German Bundestag were effectively merged.
The result was they lost their positions and were effectively out of the teaching profession.
The market traders, who were effectively just high-stakes gamblers,were no source of profits but instead a major source of loss themselves.
For the"non-future oriented" criteria, all but one were effectively addressed in each project document.
In this way, women were effectively eliminated from owning property and subsequently running a business or participating in local decision-making.
Civil society played an important role during the years when Afghans were effectively denied the possibility of governing themselves.
Many of those difficulties were effectively addressed by the Committee and its secretariat, while certain other issues presenting problems are in the process of being resolved.
The impact was shown by the fact that cholera anddiarrhoeal diseases were effectively controlled in accommodation centres.
During this period, Turkish Cypriots were effectively disenfranchised and forced to live in scattered enclaves under socio-economic siege.
The complainant asserted that the State party had not been able to demonstrate that remedies were effectively available to victims in Tunisia.
Given that the residents were effectively cut off from the rest of the world, they were not able to compare the different views and positions, for example, on the design of interiors.
In the view of the Bureau, the legal andtechnical issues of opening the Convention and its protocols were effectively addressed in 2006 and had not changed.
He argued that indigenous peoples were effectively colonized peoples in the economic, political and historic sense and suffered unfair and unequal economic arrangements typical of other colonized peoples.
But well over a million Kosovo Albanians, people whom Serbia was by its new constitution claiming as its own, were effectively excluded from voting.
Targets relating to the 2005 agreement on movement and access were effectively abandoned following the June 2007 takeover of the Gaza Strip by Hamas.
The Kurdish representative noted that in Syria some 2 million people were from the Kurdish minority,of which 350,000 had no citizenship papers and were effectively stateless.
White, grey andblack outfits with carefully constructed silhouettes were effectively tempered with bright red, purple, yellow and orange dresses made of flowing materials.
The outcomes of the public participation andstrategic environmental assessment were periodically provided to the agencies preparing the official Slovak Energy Policy and were effectively reflected in it.
Wildlife officials nursed some 343 of the penguins back to health after they were effectively tarred and feathered when a cargo ship ran aground on a reef near Tauranga in early October, covering them in oil.
The documentation process, conference facilities and other services for the sessions of the COP andits subsidiary bodies were effectively planned and provided in a timely manner;
All other religious groups were effectively denied registration making them more vulnerable to government pressure including imprisonment, deportation, internal exile, house eviction and harassment.
Where energy access was non-existent or very limited, industrial development was impossible, andwomen and children were effectively beasts of burden because they had to carry resources.