Examples of using Which virtually in English and their translations into Russian
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Swimming, in which virtually all muscle groups are actively involved.
Origin blocks the device by performing the popup window about extortion which virtually impossible to close.
SSDs have no moving parts, which virtually eliminates the rotational latencies associated with HDDs.
External shocks, particularly those relating to international trade, represent a general threat from which virtually no IDC is likely to escape.
We have moved now to the point in which virtually everyone accepts that there is a peak.
Which virtually happened, as a result of such a sharp drop, the pair even broke through the central line of this channel and reached the level of 1.3000;
Priority was given to the police force in Dili, which virtually disintegrated during the 2006 crisis.
The settlement, which virtually joins Moshav Sha'al on the northern reaches of the Golan, was already home to more than two dozen persons.
We take the case as a revenge andpersecution for filming the truth which virtually means government's denial to democratic development.
Regions, which virtually do not user«Telecard» in their work: Chernovitskaya, Volynskaya, Kievskaya, Dnepropetrovskaya, Odesskaya, Zakarpatskaya, Zaporozhskaya, Ivano-Frankovskaya and AR of Crimea see Fig.2.
They created the PT Batara Indra Group, which virtually monopolizes the entire economy of East Timor.
The Special Rapporteur would like to underline the general sense of openness to the international community which virtually all his interlocutors evidenced.
The audit reports include 346 recommendations, of which virtually all were accepted by management and are in the process of being implemented.
This lack is undoubtedly the most feared by any computer because it exposes them to the possibility of very high goal and in which virtually everything depends on the goalkeeper.
A new Environmental Code has been adopted in which virtually all the recommendations of the meetings of the parties to the Convention are taken into account.
According to the Demographic and Health Survey/Guinea(EDSG) III,excision is a widespread practice in Guinea which virtually all women(96 per cent) have undergone.
There is one more critical factor, which virtually no one in Russia is taught and which people will have to be taught from scratch- that is personal growth.
These savings were principally the result of renewed fighting and hostilities in Liberia, which virtually halted the demobilization and disarmament process.
This creates a circular bias, in which virtually all subjects in research show high consistency over time as they have been selected as such.
Thus, the Treaty is now fully in force for 31 of the 33 sovereign States of the region, which virtually concludes the process that began three decades ago.
It is the creation of funds in which virtually anyone may invest that differentiates private equity companies, such as Penta Investments or J& T Group.
As a whole,the Forces nouvelles revenues derived from cocoa taxation probably total US$ 22-38 million annually(see table 8), of which virtually all remains unaccounted for.
The asymptomaticcourse of the tonsillitis is also possible, which virtually does not disturb the patient, manifesting itself only through the light discomfort.
Mac users stick to the OS in spite of limited gaming options because the Mac OS has the highest level of security in the computer world, which virtually eliminates the penetration of viruses and malware.
In spite of the impressive speed with which virtually all Governments in the region have opened their economies, their success in attracting FDI, with a few exceptions, has been disappointing.
It was unfortunate that the excellent statement made earlier by the representative of the United States, which virtually every delegation could support, was not reflected in practice.
The conservative Rana regime, which virtually ruled over the country in a very crucial period of world history, did try everything possible to keep Nepal outside the influence of political and industrial transformation that was taking place in other parts of the globe.
The global crisis, which started as a financial crisis,also negatively affected the banking system which virtually stopped providing credit, thereby depriving both producers and buyers of commodities of access to finance.
General Assembly resolution 56/272, which virtually abolished honorariums payable to members of the Commission and some other bodies, had been adopted in the teeth of the Secretary-General's recommendation to increase the honorariums(A/56/643), without consultation with the Commission and with no regard to its consequences.
This question is as old as the Charter of the United Nations, butit gained importance owing to regular and abusive use of the right of veto, which, virtually paralysing the Council and the machinery for the political settlement of disputes between States, epitomized until 1990 the period of the cold war and of East-West confrontation.