I don't mean to snub you, but a delegate shouldn't drink too much.
Je ne veux pas vous snober, mais Un délégué ne devrait pas boire trop.
They seem to want to snub you, too, Emma.
Ils semblent vous mépriser aussi. Pourquoi ?
The accusation reflected the bankruptcy of the accuser, which had run out of justifications for continuing to snub the international community and the laws it observed.
L'accusation reflète la faillite de l'accusateur, qui a épuisé toutes les justifications dont il dispose pour continuer à ne tenir aucun compte de la communauté internationale et des lois qu'elle observe.
Those accusations reflect the bankruptcy of the accuser, which has run out of all excuses and justifications for continuing to snub the international community and the laws by which that community lives.
Ces accusations traduisent la faillite de l'accusateur, qui est à court d'excuses et de justifications pour le mépris avec lequel il continue de traiter la communauté internationale et les lois qui sous-tendent la survie de cette communauté.
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