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Перевод: deviating

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1. The judgment on what constitutes an emergency for the purpose of deviating from the rules on drivers' hours merits close attention.
2. The primary and secondary pair of rails are parallel to each other, gradually deviating to equal extends from the normal plane of the incline, but displaced a distance equal to the distance between the leading and trailing wheels.
3. As fat lesbians we are negated for deviating from alternative womanly ideals.
4. If we can do that, without deviating, then maybe we'll never have to deal with this problem again" - Speech, Arrested Development
5. Believing Gorbachev's policies were deviating from a number of fundamental Marxist principles, a group of members formed the Marxist Platform of the CPSU shortly before the selection of delegates to the 28th Congress of the CPSU.
6. I tend to be guilty of deviating from the subject matter, this being tantamount to stealing the thunder from the individual under scrutiny.
7. There were long faces among the British contingent as study of the replay showed Carroll House deviating from a straight line.
8. This is a major reason why sexual deviance is found threatening: in deviating from normative truth and the "nature" which underpins it, such deviance shifts and confuses the norms of truth and being throughout culture.
9. Not all alternatives are looked at, rather those most familiar to decision-makers or deviating least from existing practice are examined first, in order to cut down the information and transition costs associated with more radical changes.
10. "The men are not deviating by one hair's breadth from the ordinary system of training," he told the Daily News .
11. Deviating from the normal pattern is the father of decathlete Fidelius Obukw, a Nigerian, whose father was a barrister.
12. For the Quakers their fall illustrated the danger of making haste to be rich and deviating from safe and regular methods of business.
13. Teachers can be punished for deviating, either politically or administratively, from the system imposed on them, and this can include the loss of their jobs.