Examples of using Which draws in English and their translations into Russian
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You can't see the whole picture, which draws God.
We have also added a new security report, which draws data previously buried in the“notifications” tab of the admin dashboard.
Along the coast, there are good spots for clam-digging, which draws tourists.
He is a renowned expert at the craft known as Magic Circles, which draws its power from the art of elaborate circles that enact various enchantments.
Our country, which draws its strength from the steadfastness and resilience of its people, has reaffirmed time and again its right to live in dignity and to ensure the freedom of its territory.
Imperialism triumphs in every great monarchy,it is the destiny of the monarchy, which draws it both to greatness and to ruin.
The website is hosted on a virtual partition which draws its resources, such as disk space, from an extensive network of underlying physical servers.
In reaching a decision,INS is assisted by country reports issued by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, which draws on NGO sources and reports from Dutch missions.
Meets and a cabinet in the shape of« P& raquo;, which draws a clear zone of movement, and is optimal for companies with high security requirements at the site.
The global report also contains an executive summary of the findings of the research anda description of an Eutopian State which draws from the best examples identified in all national reports.
For such a highly popular tourist attraction which draws very high numbers of visitors every day, operating reliability is of major importance.
The case study investigates the Nigerian branch of a South African media company andthe emergence of a Nigerian movie cluster called"Nollywood", which draws on a number of native Nigerian movie stars.
The inaugural ceremony which draws us together today is of an exceptional nature because it represents a major event in the history of development cooperation.
In so doing, UNCTAD has fashioned a multi-faceted programme of technical assistance, which draws on the experience of the secretariat as a whole.
This report, which draws on 129 country reports, is an update of the first report and therefore focuses on developments since 2007 when the first report was published.
It relies on a report of the International Crisis Group dated 17 April 2013 which draws attention to the extent of the disarray within the Libyan judicial system.
The full-scale version of CC:iNet, which draws on these recommendations and suggestions, was deployed in October 2010, to enable visitors and registered users to make use of the enhanced features, while concurrent testing and amelioration is undertaken by the secretariat.
The programme is managed by the Assistance to the Palestinian People Unit(APPU), which draws on the capacities and experience of the secretariat in carrying out its activities.
The present report, which draws mainly on the UNCTAD publication Review of Maritime Transport 2012, looks at four different but interlinked aspects of the transport of global trade: trends observed in the demand for maritime transport services; the participation of different maritime countries in several specialized industries; recent patterns detected in the offer of liner-shipping services; and issues and recent developments pertaining to the field of shipping sustainability.
To assist the experts, the secretariat has prepared an issues paper which draws on a larger study entitled Bilateral Investment Treaties in the 1990s.
The present report, which draws on a wide variety of sources, including organizations2 of the United Nations system, provides background information(sect. II) and assesses the situation of women and girls in the present socio-economic context(sect. III). It also discusses(sect. IV) progress made by United Nations organizations in implementing the principle-centred approach to the gender issue contained in the Strategic Framework for Afghanistan and the report of the Inter-Agency Gender Mission.
One example of the culture-centred communication platform is the photovoice method, which draws upon the life experiences of local community members to inform health policy 125.
Article 25 of the Personal Status Code, which draws heavily on the provisions of the Mauritanian Constitution, establishes equality between the husband and the wife with respect to individual rights and property rights.
Normally, the diaphragm, making oscillatory movements,contributes to the creation of suction pressure in the chest, which draws blood from the lower and upper limbs and the head to purification into the lungs.
The FAO study, entitled Agriculture:Towards 2010, which draws on all available information, shows that the per capita availability of arable land in developing countries is projected to nearly halve between the late 1980s and 2010, 3/ from 0.65 to about 0.4 ha.
A culture that is part of the panorama of the 20th century and which places itself at the service of life,that decorates our homes, which draws our landscapes newspapers, seeking new solutions in a creative relationship with reality.
Garford are always keen to sponsor this local event which draws large crowds, not only from the farming community but also the local community, keen to get an insight into past and current farming methods.
In order to prepare for the high-level intergovernmental international event in 2001, the Working Group feels that it would be desirable to establish a substantive preparatory process which draws on the successful experiences of this Working Group.
We are sympathetic to the main thrust of the draft resolution, which draws attention to, and expresses legitimate concern about, the potential hazards that would result from the irresponsible disposal of nuclear wastes.
The group has already contributed an annex to the United Nations Development Group Results-Based Management Handbook dedicated to peacebuilding, which draws upon standard indicators already in use by United Nations organizations.
