Examples of using Which stem in English and their translations into Russian
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The RCF was faced with several shortcomings,most of which stemmed from how it was designed.
The essentially technical measures which stem from a pragmatic and operational approach are directly aimed at reducing potential humanitarian risk factors.
Despite his array of powers,Victor has four known weaknesses, many of which stem from his mechanical roots.
The Kremlin is not contesting this position, which stems from the Israeli vision for the Middle East's future borders including Jabal al-Druze.
In introducing this new configuration you have used the Presidential prerogative, which stems from the Conference membership.
Then we would have a work which stems from a progenitor and yet it has its own family e.g. other texts associated with these entities such as critiques etc.
Violence against women is a global phenomenon which stems from deeprooted patriarchal gender norms.
This initiative, which stemmed from our conviction that the arms race cannot enhance world security, has been hailed the world over on a number of occasions.
Primobolan displays many favorable characteristics, most which stem from the fact that methenolone does not convert to estrogen.
Pakistan believes that while it is important to combat the symptoms and manifestations of terrorist acts,equal determination by all States is also required to address the underlying causes of terrorism, which stem from suppression, injustice and deprivation.
Regarding the right to life as the basic right from which stem all the other rights, the Albanian legislation, fully guaranteeing this right.
The meeting reviewed the draft national action plan aimed improving the demographic situation in 2015-2017, which stems from the Government's program of 2014.
The lower house must vote on the charges, which stem from allegations that he took $5 million in return for clearing up JBS tax problems and facilitating a loan.
As this was first game to feature Mario,Arakawa is credited with naming the character, a name which stems from his, at the time, Italian landlord Mario Segale.
Other authors perceive trust rather as a component of the shared norms and values which stem from social capital, while Cote and Healy(2001) stress the dynamic interdependency between social capital and trust.
At the same time, one of the priority aims of the legislative policy of State authorities for 2001-2002 is to draw up and adopt normative legal instruments with provisions for promoting and developing effective implementation of the civil, political, economic, social, cultural andother rights and freedoms which stem from the dignity intrinsic to the individual.
Above all, it is important to emphasize that the obligations which stem from the optional protocol must be the same for all the parties to the conflict.
Officers at the borders also possess the index of prohibited chemicals on the schedule of the Chemical Weapons Convention, which stems the entry of harmful chemicals into the country.
There are major difficulties in the representation of mineral dust in PM models, which stem from a range of causes mainly due to the lack of knowledge on their emissions and of the soil databases with which to characterize them.
It is clear that each country has its own priorities in this field as it faces its own unique set of problems and challenges which stem from historical political and economic development.
I have also been acutely aware of the difficulties associated with doing so, some of which stem from the polarization of the membership on the conflict and the consequent range of positions taken by different principal and intergovernmental organs.
Mr. Sfregola(Italy), speaking on behalf of the European Union,said that the European Union had concerns about the draft resolution which stemmed from considerations of principle as well as procedure.
The growing importance of convenience outlets has implications of its own, which stem from the purchasing methods used and the quality standards applied by supermarkets.
Such resolutions and recommendations have now been implemented either in the context of the State's overall plan or in that of the sectoral action programmes of government institutions and non-governmental organizations with a view to strengthening and promoting those areas of social, economic andcultural development which stem from the principles of the Constitution, from the political and economic principles of the national system and from the development strategy and policies adopted.
It is the only absolute solution to the issue of nuclear proliferation which stemmed from the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons by certain nuclear-weapon States.
The Government of Uganda has many times acknowledged its overdependence on external funding, which stems from the external debt burden combined with low revenue generation.
Secondly, because the LDCs in their efforts to achieve those goals face special difficulties, which stem from their meagre and fragile economic, institutional and human resources, their geographical location and their vulnerability to exterior changes.
There is heavy anti-Japanese sentiment in South Korea because of a number of unsettled Japanese-Korean disputes, many of which stem from the period of Japanese occupation after the Japanese annexation of Korea.
In relation to the latter aspect,it has been demonstrated that in competitive markets many vertical restraints develop which stem from considerations of efficiency and the protection of intellectual property rights, which in addition contribute to greater investment, technological innovation and hence greater development of markets.
This execution, after a flawed judicial process,constituted a clear failure by Nigeria to honour its commitment to human rights, which stems from a number of international instruments to which it is a party.