Examples of using Which at first in English and their translations into Russian
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Impossible objects are objects which at first sight do not seem possible.
This game, which at first glance so simple, in fact, requires a lot of intellectual effort.
Nine exciting months followed the exciting news, which at first seemed like an eternity.
Such teams as Vietnam, which at first sight seem to be unpretentious are very persistent.
The zone also includes protocols for the NWS to respect the zone, which at first they were hesitant to do.
Already the writing upon it, which at first was as clear as red flame, fadeth and is now only barely to be read.
The authors provide information of the location of the cemetery site, and also the results of its excavation in 1925 and 1930 which at first were carried out by the local historian M.D.
With us went and friends, which at first only watched our winter swimming, then someone wanted to try.
De Gaulle appointed him Director of Political Affairs of the Free French movement, and he played a leading role in negotiations between de Gaulle and the British government, which at first regarded de Gaulle with scepticism.
RPO car interiors, which at first consisted of solid wood furniture and fixtures, would also soon be redesigned.
But not all the companies are ready to offer services which at first sight have nothing in common with moving.
One aspect, which at first sight offers considerable potential for economy, is the shifting of some responsibility for data editing towards the respondent.
There was no timely reaction, both on the part of the Churches, which at first paid no attention to this, but saw the changes after the fact.
The body, yes, the body, which at first had seemed to be only an obscure instrument for the liberation of the Spirit, may be precisely, paradoxically, the place of an unknown totality of the Spirit.
In addition to this, it is crucial to be open to new ideas and approaches which at first glance may seem completely new to the industry.
Periodic wrap-up sessions, which at first only involved the participation of Council members, were held in June, August, November and December 2001, and subsequently included the participation of non- members in February, May and June 2002.
In this article we will focus on a set of 6 US stocks, which at first sight have shown relatively good results in recent years.
For the perception of such works requires focus attention, take time, and sometimes take part in order toperform voluntary immersion in the space, which at first glance seems to be small.
In the capital reserves to the existing compactor 15 will add 6 more, which at first will relieve the other rinks, and later also attract a new audience.
The occurrence of endocarditis is not accompanied by a noticeable deterioration of the disease, but the pulse quickens, appear delicate,the changing nature of the noise, which at first often interpreted as anemic.
It is connected to the decriminalization of libel and insult in 2010, which at first was conceived by some of our circles close to the government as a"clever joke.
On 30 September 1993(at about 2100)the Ministry of Foreign Affairs was informed by the Yugoslav Embassy in Tirana that in the hinder part of its grounds two objects were found which at first sight gave the impression of explosives.
There is one-millimeter, perfectly round dot which at first glance appears to be an imperfection on the film, but there is a corresponding mark on the lieutenant's shoulder.
In fact, one of the most damaging criticisms levelled against the Programme stems from the fact that it does not provide convincing explanations for cases- which at first sight appear counter-intuitive(see the Castles report for examples of counter-intuitive changes in ranking);
Any deviations, which at first glance may seem painful, appear as a possibility of a breakthrough into new dimensions, as a condition and a powerful stimulus of creativity, the continuous manifestation and affirmation of which is the most fundamental and deepest human Norm.
Gender mainstreaming, by contrast, tackles all policy decisions, including those which at first sight appear not to have a gender-specific dimension.
With regard to paragraph 2 of guideline 4.2.2, which at first glance appeared to constitute an exception to the rule of article 20, paragraph 4(c), of the Vienna Conventions, she welcomed the inclusion of the phrase"if no contracting State or contracting organization is opposed in a particular case", which made the guideline consistent with that rule.
After about 800 metres we will turn left off the forest road onto a mountain path, which at first rises rather steeply, but the ascent is not as steep later on.
Nevertheless, since he only forwards allegations orrisks of torture and ill-treatment which at first sight seem credible to him, he also stresses the obligations arising under international human rights law for the respective Government to carry out, notably, a thorough and independent investigation, and asks the Governments concerned to inform him of the type of investigations conducted and their results.
We distinguish between"fresh" ruptures of the meniscus, such, as for instance, as the result of a sports injury, which lead to acute problems, anddegenerative lesions, which at first do not cause much pain but in the course of time create problems through recurrent swelling of the knee joint, especially under exertion.
