पर-प्हुँचना इसके अंग्रेजी अर्थ का उदाहरण

The Unofficial Members of the Executive Council (UMEXCO) sent two missions to London to voice their opinions to the British government in July and October 1983, in which in the second mission Chung was told by Thatcher that a compromise had to be reached.

For this ambitious goal to be reached President Nixon had carried out a series of carefully calibrated moves through Communist China's allies Romania and Pakistan.

The original plan envisaged 400,000 as the ultimate population of the town, expecting half of it to be reached in the mid-seventies.

After Vereeniging, a compromise had been reached on railway harmonisation and customs union, but, with its architect, Lord Milner, out of the picture, a new agreement had to be reached.

Gomes is said to have reached as far as Rio Grande (now Geba River, in Guinea Bissau), a huge leap beyond the last point known to be reached by the Portuguese.

The payoff point had to be reached exactly, and contestants were not allowed to select or answer any question that would put them over that total, being automatically locked out in the latter case.

It operates in the 1550 nm band allowing for distances of up to 40"nbsp;km to be reached.

George Peters notes, “If man is to be reached, he must be reached within his own culture.

The author wrote that the future had to be marked by such a synthesis, seeing that future as a community of noble, harmonious development and freedom, producing a society in which no person can oppress another and that future had to be reached by a revolution in the spirit and an internal rebirth.

Teams can enter in the competitive category where navigational points need to be reached and daily stages completed.

This allows the researcher to determine how many days at each temperature it takes for a particular level of degradation to be reached.

The CCD can collect light for as long as the image is crossing it, allowing a dimmer limiting magnitude to be reached.

Yet the presence of a fair-minded participant is necessary in order for an equitable decision to be reached.