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晶子は『中央公論』大正8年（1919年）5月号に「教育の国民化を望む」（単行本『激動の中を行く』にした時『教育の民主主義化を要求す』と改題）という文を書いている。例文帳に追加

Akiko contributed an article to the May issue of the Chuo koron in May 1919 entitled 'Expecting national education' (the title was altered to "Demanding for the democratization of education" when it was included in a book "Gekido no naka o yuku" (Going through Turbulent Times)).  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

晩年は家茂の名を聞いただけで、病弱な体で激動の時代に重責を背負わされた家茂の生涯に「お気の毒の人なりし」と言って目に涙を浮かべたという。例文帳に追加

It is said that in his later years, tears would fall from his face upon hearing the mention of Iemochi, and he would say 'My heart bleeds for him,' thinking of his life with such a burden in a turbulent age with poor physical health.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

以後、民主カンプチア、ヘン・サムリン政権、カンボジア内戦等の激動の歴史を経て、国民議会総選挙により1993年に立憲君主制を採択。例文帳に追加

Since then, the country passed through tumultuous times, including Democratic Kampuchea, Heng Samrin Government, and civil wars in Cambodia, until 1993 when the country adopted a constitutional monarchy by a general election for National Assembly.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

人柄が良く、日本人が好きだった彼は「うるがんばてれん」と多くの日本人から慕われ、30年を京都で過ごす中で織田信長や豊臣秀吉などの時の権力者とも知己となり、激動の戦国時代の目撃者となった。例文帳に追加

He had a pleasant personality and liked Japanese people, and Japanese people also liked him and called him 'Uruganbateren,' and while he lived in Kyoto for 30 years, he became an acquaintance of powerful individuals such as Nobunaga ODA and Hideyoshi TOYOTOMI and became a witness to the violent and stormy Sengoku period.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

若年で即位して以来、大政奉還、王政復古と戊辰戦争、明治維新、日清戦争、日露戦争など、激動の幕末から明治時代を経験し、明治新政府、近代国家日本の指導者、象徴として、絶対君主として国民から畏敬された。例文帳に追加

He succeeded to the throne when he was young, then he experienced Taiseihokan (the return of political power to the Emperor by the Tokugawa Shogunate), Oseifukko (the restoration of Imperial rule), the Boshin War, the Meiji Restoration, the Sino-Japanese War and the Russo-Japanese War, difficult times from the last days of the bakufu era through to the Meiji period, and he was respected by the nation as the leader of the modern Japanese nation and a symbol, as a sovereign.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

16代当主近衛前久（さきひさ、号は応山、1536年–1612年）は、室町幕府の崩壊、本能寺の変、徳川幕府成立という激動の時代に関白を務め、関白の職にありながら、上杉謙信と同盟を結んで越後に赴くなど数奇な生涯を送った人物であるが、彼も家伝文書の保存には意を払い、文書を比叡山の麓の坂本に疎開させたという。例文帳に追加

The sixteenth head of the Konoe family, Sakihisa KONOE (the pseudonym Ozan, 1536 - 1612), who served as Kanpaku over the periods of the demise of the Muromachi bakufu (Japanese feudal government headed by a shogun), Honnoji Incident (a battle in which Nobunaga was killed), and the foundation of Tokugawa Shogunate, led a turbulent life serving as Kanpaku to move to Echigo (the Niigata region) to make an alliance with Kenshin UESUGI, also took a good care of the family treasure of documents and evacuated them to Sakamoto at the foot of Mt. Hiei.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

同じ庵野の監督作『トップをねらえ』では、岡本の『激動の昭和史沖縄決戦』（1971年）における「船が多すぎて海が見えない」、「船が七分に海が三分」などのセリフや、「砲弾○万○千発/ロケット弾○万○千発」のテロップをオマージュとして模倣しており、『沖縄決戦』がLD化された際には庵野がライナーノートを書いている。例文帳に追加

In the animated film "Aim for the Top: GunBuster" created by the same director Anno, he copied several lines from Okamoto's film, "The Battle of Okinawa" (1971), such as, 'there are too many ships that I can't see the sea,' and '70% is occupied by ships and 30% by the sea,' and he imitated a subtitle giving the phrase 'XX thousand bombshell shots/ xx thousand rocket bombs,' as an homage, and when "The Battle of Okinawa" was released on Laserdisc (LD), Anno also wrote liner notes.  - Wikipedia日英京都関連文書対訳コーパス

それからもう一点は、もうよくこの会見でも議題になりましたバーゼル III をめぐる問題でございますが、2年前、ご存じのようにリーマン・ブラザーズ・ショックがございまして、世界がご存じのように金融危機になったわけでございまして、それが大変、実体経済にも影響を及ぼすということでございまして、世界的に非常に各国各国、財政出動をする、あるいはそういったことが今の状態でございまして、金融がまさに激動した世界の状況に今あるわけでございますが、私は1929年の世界大恐慌の後は、各国の経済がブロック化しまして、これが後からよく言われるように第二次世界大戦の遠因の一つになったと、こういうことを言われるわけでございます。例文帳に追加

The other issue relates to Basel III, which has often been brought up in press conferences here. Two years ago, the Lehman Brothers shockwave triggered the Global Financial Crisis. It even affected the real economy, and countries across the world increased public spending-this is the situation we are in today. We are currently in a state of global financial turbulence. After the Great Depression in 1929, nations transformed their economies into economic blocks, which have often been claimed in later years to be one of the remote causes of the Second World War.  - 金融庁