Переведите следующие предложения. 1. Both countries assume, apparently, that nuclear independence gives authority within the alliance and in their relations with the super-powers

1. Both countries assume, apparently, that nuclear independence gives authority within the alliance and in their relations with the super-powers.

2. Of course this is not the result of psychological changes among the rulers of the three Powers concerned, nor is diplomacy the biggest factor which brought about the treaty.

3. Earlier, the Minister had told Mr J. that there was no question of the Government taking powers to frustrate pay agreements again this summer as it did last.

4. The main reasons for the uncertainty are clear enough. The separation of powers means that President and Congress are elected separately. The federal structure of the huge country means that between presidential elections the local party organizations more or less go their own way.

5. Apart from power in Parliament the other great source of power over people is by those who control the large-scale combines and the national Press.

6. The Democrats in these two years will inevitably assume that the reversion of power is within their grasp, and be concerned to work out a national policy for the future.

7. The Minister of Power told the Press conference about his proposals, unruffled by the storm he knew they would arouse.

8. He is having to exercise his persuasive powers fully to prevent the negotiations on the European Common Market from falling too far behind the time-table.

9. The balance of power in Europe, maintained for 22 years, had been shattered in six weeks.

10. Within Western Europe the monopolies have grown in power. The Common Market is for them also a way of expansion and of solving their market problems while avoiding war among themselves.

11. The men were told that the case had been referred to the Procurator and that a decision on whether the charges would be dropped or not would be made today.

12. The mineworkers' and steel workers' current demands are two cases about which there is speculation.

13. The urgency with which the Americans are pressing the case for seaborne deterrent is explicable in terms of the coming Presidential election campaign.

14. The minister doubtless has in mind demands from the employers that, in the case of wages, strong action should be taken if the board denounces any particular claim.

15. There were hundreds of fainting cases outside the Town Hall. Fans climbed up the outsides of buildings on to balconies and ledges to get a better view, despite appeals from the police not to do so.

16. The American case for the multilateral nuclear force, it is felt, has still not been fully considered in London outside the Foreign Office.

17. In any case, what the interpreter is after is the reasoning the sequence of arguments, starting with the premises and leading up to the conclusions.

18. The Foreign Secretary and the Government will, as was the case with a previous Government, stir up a hornet's nest if they attempt to interfere with these cost-of-living agreements.

19. The British Government declares that it is going to resist the implementation of these plans. However, this is not the case. The deeds of Britain's ruling circles in any case up to the latest time attest to the contrary.

20. Bumper-to-bumper traffic jams were reported from many parts of the country yesterday, especially on routes out of London, where traffic was up 25 per cent on last year's record figure.

21. A convict with "an awful record" who had been sentenced to spend 28 years in jail was yesterday freed and given a last chance on probation by the Court of Appeal.

22. Sheffield has a proud record of progressive politics. There is no doubt that this is the reason behind the progressive rehousing ideas.

23. The Labor Party is on record as saying that if any industry is failing the nation or its workers then the Labor Government will take steps to bring it under public control.

24. This committee should be composed of people whose record in the Labor movement shows that they will have no regard for vested interests, and will be determined to get at the truth.

25. The number of women Communist candidates is growing. In the new town of East Kilbride a housewife, Mrs M. H., with a record of campaigns against rent and price increases, is one of the town's four Communist candidates.

26. The delegation wished to go on record that they viewed with great concern this act of overt aggression.

27. Burma's record in the U.N. on this issue illustrates the problem of a neutral nation in the arena of power politics.

28. That candidate's record shows what can be expected from him: a redbaiter, character assassin, labour-hater, who in 1956 attacked pleas for negotiations on a nuclear test ban as "treasonous nonsense."

29. Many member states are now on record as favoring this approach, which was first formally presented at the general debate of the 19th session of the General Assembly in November, 1964.

30. The record of any nation's participation in the U. N. is a good test of that nation's application of its foreign policy.

31. Important official records are issued in the five official languages: Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish.

32. The Minister played his well-worn record about it being impossible to plan the economy and not plan wages. But Mr W. said that there was no plan — "not even a policy".

33. The pattern has been that African territories have been compelled by imperialist rule and by imperialist economic power to serve as raw materials appendages for western industry and western food consumption.

34. The western powers have been able to build up this relationship not only because their political domination enabled them, both by legislation and by means of force and pressure, to enforce such a pattern, but also because their ownership of large tracts of the best land, their seizure of key mineral resources, their possession of all the commanding heights of the economy gave them an absolute monopoly over economic policy.

35. One of the most striking things about last week's elections was the way they broke up old patterns and cut across old boundaries. The coalition of the urban poor, the South and the intellectuals, that supported the Democratic Party for so long has begun to fall apart.

36. If any new pattern emerged to replace the old it was that younger men tended to defeat older men and new faces to defeat familiar ones.

37. Free access to the U. K. market, duty-free entry of Indian products, and preferential treatment have combined to make it possible for India to diversify the pattern of her trade, and to provide herself with expanding means of payment to sustain increasing purchases from the U. K.

38. Political fact Number One to most candidates is that it takes money to run for office — great gobs of it. To get this money, the legislator must go to people who have some extra cash.

39. For the past 10 days, the Tory leaders have forgotten that their chief duty lies not towards their party or their personal ambitions, but to the offices they hold and the public they claim to serve.

40. There is no doubt that the President's personal style has lost much of its attraction. The great appeal of the Senator, though he was not himself running for office, was only one piece of evidence.

41. If all six countries enjoy complete free trade in this decade it will be a triumph for the President of Guatemala, who has been forcing the pace since he took office some years ago.

42. The Conservative Central Office is distributing a specially prepared four-page leaflet on the Common Market.

43. It is, of course, perfectly true that much of the political debate in Parliament is a sham fight. It is also true that the real distinction of point-of-view often seems to be between those in office and those out of office.

44. The major reason why the people of Africa have taken over the running of their countries is the ambition to lift their homeland out of the category of "economically underdeveloped" regions, to raise their material standards of living and provide adequate social and cultural facilities.

45. Education is seen by the council as having a key role to play in increasing the economic effectiveness of the West Midlands and it urges the fullest use of the region's facilities.

46. In the field of industry special emphasis has been placed on the heavy industries, such as coal, steel and cement, but consumer goods facilities such as sugar refineries and textile plants have also received attention.

47. Growth has proceeded on all fronts in an un-coordinated manner, stimulated and directed by the compulsion to build factories, to develop transportation and electric generation facilities, and to improve productivity on the farm.

48. "Welfare conditions should be brought up to 20th century standards with proper heating, ventilation, locker accommodation and facilities for drying clothes after inclement weather, be made compulsory by law," said a unanimous resolution.

49. "Facilities for retraining need to be developed to enable regional industry and the people employed in industry to cope with the technological and economic changes that are certain to be encountered," the report says.

50. Although the British authorities and the British Broadcasting Corporation had accorded all facilities for preparing the tape for the broadcasts, no explanation had been forthcoming from the British High Commissioner later as to why their statement was not broadcast.

51. The Turkish language newspaper Halkin Sesi comments that the "Cyprus problem cannot be solved by the removal of barricades. The rights of Turkish Cypriots who were equal partners in the administration of the island have to be restored, and that is what our community demands."

52. France was forced to give ground at yesterday's meeting of the six Common Market countries after a heated exchange between the French Foreign Minister and the president of the European Commission over the question of British entry into the European Economic Community.

53. The Swiss business community is sophisticated and highly experienced in international trade.

54. The first reaction from the financial community abroad to the measures taken by the British Government was cautiously favorable.

55. It would be wrong to believe, however, that all is harmony within the community of the Common Market Six.

56. Reactions to the idea of a technological community floated by the Prime Minister, which certainly has some appeal to France, have been heavily qualified by insistence on the need for such cooperation to be truly "European".

57. That the Negro community (in the U. S. A.) is in the throes of profound economic crisis is evident from the unemployment figures.

58. Pravda expresses confidence that "traditional relations of fraternal coopera­tion between the two countries" will successfully develop and grow stronger on the basis of Marxist-Leninist principles and the profound community of interests of our Socialist countries.

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