In this task, you are given a sentence in the English language and your task is to convert it into the Japanese language. In translation, keep numbers as it is and make it sentence case (capitalize only the first word of each sentence and noun).

Q: After the Brumbies, who unlike the Sharks were actually ahead on the number of points, were soundly defeated by the Canterbury-based Crusaders, 33 points to 3, the result meant that either the Sharks or Bulls could mathematically take fourth position on the ladder.

A: シャークスと異なり、獲得点では先を行っていたブランビーズが、33対3ポイントでカンタベリーに拠点を置くクルセイダーズに徹底的に打ち負かされた後、その結果はシャークスかブルズかのどちらかが数学的には梯子の4番目のポジションにつけることを意味した。
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Q: The two countries both border the Russian Federation, and have been trying to sign definitive border treaties for a long time since independence, but Moscow has repeatedly delayed on signing.

A: 2つの国はどちらもロシア連邦と国境を接し、独立以来長い間最終的な国境協定に署名しようとしてきたが、モスクワは何度も署名を遅らせてきた。
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Q: It is deeply alarming that a few sentences have been taken out of context in order to create the impression that our institution is a hotbed of fanaticism they could have approached us directly - we operate an open door policy in our mosques.

A:
我々の団体が狂信の温床になっている印象を造り上げるために文がいくつか文脈から削除されたということに深く驚いている、直接我々にアプローチできたはずなのに、我々はモスクではいつもドアを開けているのに。
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