Examples of using Whole chapter in English and their translations into Russian
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Read Whole Chapter.
Draft article 30 is a saving clause relating to the whole chapter.
A whole chapter on kissing?
He devotes a whole chapter to it.
A whole chapter on'should she buy some nail polish'?
You used to write a whole chapter at one sitting.
A whole chapter was devoted to the country and the territories.
The Constitution of Uganda devoted a whole chapter to human rights.
There's a whole chapter about it in my book.
Draft article 16 is a"without prejudice" clause relating to the whole Chapter.
There's a whole chapter in here about spirit quests.
The Holocaust was recognized in Moldova andschool history textbooks had a whole chapter devoted to it.
There's a whole chapter devoted to children like Amy.
Eritrea ratified its Constitution through the Constituent Assembly on May 23, 1997, which devotes a whole chapter for fundamental rights, freedoms and duties.
You got a whole chapter of vampires to renounce blood.
It does not make sense to single out terrorism among other crimes in this generalpart of the document, since there is a whole chapter devoted to terrorism later in the declaration.
In the whole Chapter add"UN No." before the 4 digits of the UN No.
By Kay Arthur andyou will find a whole chapter dedicated to this subject.
A whole chapter of the book is dedicated to such icons"to suit any taste.
As reflected in the heading of the chapter, the whole chapter is dealing with the training of drivers.
The whole chapter should therefore be removed and worked on further.
Meanwhile, the URF's new program includes a whole chapter detailing the differences between the URF and United Russia.
In whole chapter 2, physical and mechanical properties are indicated for each of them.
As a consequence, in that progress report, the Special Rapporteur did not shy away from the discussion of contemporary forms of terrorism,to which she devoted a whole chapter.
Thus, a whole chapter is devoted to rights and freedoms, as follows.
The Constitution devotes a whole chapter for fundamental rights, freedoms and duties.
A whole chapter in Vimanika Shastra covers description of such device as guhaa-garbha aadarsha yantra.
There is a whole chapter in one of his books, entitled Lies Surrounding the Fatima Event.
A whole chapter of the Programme of Action, significantly the first chapter, is devoted to it.
In Johannesburg, a whole chapter was devoted to the cause of the small island developing States.