Переведите следующие предложения. 1. When a hearing is finished, the committee decides what report, if any, it will make to the House on the measure.

1. When a hearing is finished, the committee decides what report, if any, it will make to the House on the measure.

2. The Prime Minister has on several occasions refused to tell the House the purport of his conversation on this matter, if any, with the President.

3. Here was a chance to let the people of Aden and the hinterland decide for themselves what kind of Government they want, and what kind of links if any they want with neighboring Yemen. In other words, self-determination.

4. Few, if any, aspects of the trade union movement have received as much attention as the strike. For of all trade union actions the strike is the most spectacular.

5. For a period of about six months after the formation of the Union of Burma, very little news, if any, came out of the newly formed State.

6. Only a steady adherence to the principle of the Charter, if anything, can prevent the outbreak of war.

7. If anything, it would be to the advantage of this country to pursue an independent policy.

8. Whatever their efforts, the advocates of a new war against the Soviet Union can never be as successful as before in misleading public opinion.

9. Whatever his reasons he has now brought the other members of NATO face to face with some very big and difficult questions about the military and political structure of Europe and its relations with the United States.

10. But whatever his long term aims, the President's immediate intentions and motives were made relentlessly clear at his last Press conference less than three weeks ago.

11. Though this thesis sounds admirably democratic in principle, most students of Indian affairs believe that as applied to the Indian situation it would make it extremely difficult, if not impossible, for India to attain unity and real democracy.

12. Of course, interpreting, if more spectacular, is not the only aspect of linguistic activity in the international sphere. Whatever the length of the discourse, a good interpreter never asks the orator to stop in order to enable him to render it bit by bit. Some orators have been known to speak for over an hour non-stop. Interpretations, of course, are usually somewhat shorter than original speeches, but even then, this represents tremendous effort.

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