Sentence examples for expressed Russian from inspiring English sources

Mr. Bush and Secretary Powell also met with Russia's foreign minister, Igor D. Ivanov, who expressed Russian concerns about the use of military force in Central Asia, formerly under Soviet control.

This thrust appeared evident in an interview this week in Welt am Sonntag where Mr. Putin expressed Russian concern at "the attempt to put NATO at the center of the formation of a European security system" and praised as "constructive and sensible" Germany's ambivalence over a proposed American national missile defense system.

He has shown no enthusiasm to negotiate with the rebels, ignoring an olive branch offered by Aslan Maskhadov, the Chechen president, in August, and publicly slapping down Boris Nemtsov, a leading liberal politician, who had expressed Russian fatigue with the fighting by calling for an end to it.

The book systematically analyzes Russian buildings in relation to developments in European art, pointing out where familiar European features are expressed in Russian projects.

The statement expressed a Russian desire for legal guarantees from the United States that the missile defense system would not target Russian missiles.

The military's performance was not the only factor in the deep discontent expressed in Russian newspapers and editorials.

During the month-long trip, Kay appreciated the interest in Jazz expressed by Russian composers and he played them recordings of the music of Miles Davis, Duke Ellington, Thelonious Monk, and Louis Armstrong, among others.

And he drew a distinction between different sorts of fans, a distinction that is expressed in Russian by two different words: bolelshik, a simple supporter, and fanat, which is linked to the word for fanaticism.

The final import prices are expressed in Russian roubles based on data from the World Bank's World Development Indicators WDI) database.

"They expressed hopes Russians would begin to return for pilgrimages to Tubabao and the chapel there".

An article on Aug. 19 about the emotions expressed by Russians regarding the 20th anniversary of a confrontation between protesters and military forces in Moscow that signaled the fall of the Soviet Union misstated the given name of a man who was shot and wounded during the confrontation.