Examples of using Were expressing in English and their translations into Russian
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You were expressing your opinion, right?
Moreover, we did not have the impression yesterday that we were expressing any hostility towards Israel, far from it.
You were expressing your own prideful ignorance.
The secretariat replied that to him they were local users of the standards who were expressing concerns with the application of the standards.
Actually, you were expressing yourself in a very loud manner.
When the prophet Jeremiah was crying for Jerusalem after its fall and destruction,he writes that the enemies were expressing their joy for the misfortune of the people of God by clapping hands.
They were expressing solidarity with their brethren there.
As you are well aware, on 15 May 2011, the Israeli regime committed yet another criminal act by massacring scores of innocent Palestinians,Syrians and Lebanese who were expressing their outrage against the occupying regime on the occasion of Nakba Day.
By this, they were expressing the hope that the successes of the"Shock Brigade" would help to ease the position of the peoples languishing under the yoke of capitalism.
Donors, international organizations andfinancial institutions were expressing confidence in reconstruction and development plans and making important contributions.
Those people were expressing their anger and their rejection of the occupying Power's aggressive acts against the Palestinian people in the occupied Palestinian territory, including Jerusalem.
It was with the consent of their taxpayers that the Governments of Member States paid their contributions,yet a growing number of taxpayers in Japan were expressing dissatisfaction with the way in which Japan was treated within the United Nations.
In the Armenian press the essay writers were expressing their assuredness that with the Russian weapon's victory Western Armenia will be freed from the Turkish tyranny.
Despite the enormous efforts made by Governments and non-governmental organizations, drug consumption and trafficking had continued to increase, to the point where more andmore sectors of the international community were expressing concern about the efficiency of the international monitoring and control system.
Oh, yes, I had my people contact the few galleries who were expressing interest, and we just let them know that your current collection's already spoken for.
Mr. Macedo Soares(Brazil): Mr. President, I was refraining from speaking on the question of the participation of NGOs, because I was under the assumption that there was no difficulty,although I had noticed that many delegations were expressing their views, so perhaps there was some difficulty after all.
In particular, more and more delegations were expressing support for the proposed elements, which they considered constituted a viable and legally sound solution to completing the draft convention.
Regardless of the concrete effects of an objection to a reservation regarded as incompatible with the object and purpose of the treaty pursuant to article 19, subparagraph(c), of the 1969 and 1986 Vienna Conventions, overall the comments reflected the notion that, in formulating such objections,States were expressing their disagreement with the reservation by judging it invalid.
It was pleased to note that those countries were expressing their continuing commitment to the overall goals of promoting peace, security and stability in the Indian Ocean region through international and regional cooperation.
Without prejudice to the independence of the special procedures system, the Assistant Secretary-General and the OHCHR Legal Adviser, Mona Rishmawi, reminded participants that amicus briefs should be carefully worded andthat a disclaimer should be issued explaining that mandate-holders were expressing their own views, which did not necessarily reflect those of the United Nations or those of the Secretary-General.
In turn, Ukraine's officials were expressing their heightened concerns about Russian intentions, including threats made by Putin and others in Russia to encourage secessionism by Eastern Ukraine and the Crimean Peninsula.
On 1 March 2007 so-called Abkhazian law enforcement units, while situated in the zone controlled by the Commonwealth of Independent States(CIS)peacekeeping force between checkpoints N 202 and 306, opened fire at a peaceful public demonstration of both Georgian and Abkhaz groups of local students, who were expressing their opinion with regard to the illegitimate elections of 4 March to the de facto Parliament and violent aggressive policy of separatist regime.
Also, Russian private sector structures were expressing interest in establishing contacts with UNIDO, chiefly in the areas of standardization, quality assurance and ensuring that production activities matched the demands of the market.
The documents establishing the ENP were then infused with optimism and the mood for rapid transformation of the region,since the majority of the neighbouring countries were expressing eagerness to integrate with the European Union, relations with Russia were developing at a fast pace, there were no serious conflicts on the periphery, and the European Union itself was experiencing the most massive expansion in its history.
If these writers were expressing in mental terms some realisation, even mental, some intuitive experience of this“Other than Thought”, then one ready for it might feel it through the veil of the language they use and himself draw near to the same experience.
Moreover, the ageing of populations had important socio-economic implications:States were expressing concerns about the viability of their pension systems and their public sector budgets and about the impact on their health-care systems.
Young people were expressing their political stance, their conviction that current models of society had failed, using two, often related, avenues: expressions of opinion on electronic media and social networks; and direct action in the streets, as seen in the"occupy" movements in the United States of America and elsewhere, the indignados movements in Spain and Latin America, the Arab Spring and some events in London.
A growing number of Japanese people were expressing frustration at the current situation, arguing that Japan's contribution was not fully appreciated within the Organization, that the Organization's system of burden-sharing was not fair, and that Japan's concerns were not given due regard.
In making referrals, States were expressing political will and political support for the Prosecutor and his work, and signalling to other States the level of their concern about the situation at issue and their commitment to support and assist the Prosecutor both directly and in his or her dealings with other States, including those likely to be hostile to the Prosecutor's investigation.
Doubts were expressed concerning the reclassification of an interpretative declaration.