Примеры использования All its potential на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The twenty-first century is one in which mankind will embrace the sea with all its potentials.
Tonight the guitar will demonstrate all its potential, not only technical, but intellectual as well.
These developments have provided a historic opportunity for the United Nations to realize all its potential.
The IFRC will do its part to unfold all its potential to support such efforts and those of Governments.
This trend coincides with the trend of medicine man to be fully healthy and at the same time it brings with nature,helping him absorb all its potential.
Globalization, with all its potential, continued to deepen the rifts between the developed and developing countries.
This awakened the international community,requiring it to mobilize all its potential to face that threat to international peace and stability.
Institution closes all its potential enemies in the asphalt securely, Space same rolls his all his enemies Are.
This branch of medicine is the same with human tendency to be fully healthy and at the same time it brings to nature,helping him absorb all its potential.
Consequently, with all its potential danger for bedbugs, kerosene is hardly worth considering as a means to help destroy the parasites in the house.
Uzbekistani people were bleeding at the period of Andizhan incidents in 2005 year; butthis country has not demonstrated all its potential might yet.
Switzerland will be able to place all its potential at the service of the missions assigned to this Organization: peace, security and the well-being of humankind.
And this gift can develop on, ever becoming more, even as the one the Father has supplied with all its potential of eternity, provided that its development is not impeded.
Biotechnology, with all its potential and the enormous size of the potential of new markets, has not yet received sufficient momentum for the development of Kazakhstan.
Your spiritual potential, a spiritual potential of each of you, is bestowed upon you each,by the Universal Father as the gift of personality with all its potential and a free will.
Biotechnology, with all its potential and the enormous size of the potential of new markets, has not yet received sufficient momentum for the development of Kazakhstan.
It is therefore important for the entire international community to show resolve anddetermination and to mobilize all its potential so that peace can triumph and all can enjoy their rights.
With all its potential benefits, globalization in its unfettered form is likely to do more harm than good to the small, vulnerable economies, at least in the short and medium terms, unless measures are put in place to protect them.
The same can be said about another founder of quantum mechanics- Paul Dirac,who never considered his relativistic equation of electron as the only possible description that could characterize all its potential states.
The secret of the terrestrial evolution is the slow and progressive liberation of this latent indwelling spirit, the difficult appearance of Something orSomeone already involved with all its potential forces in a first formal basis of supporting substance,its greater slowly emerging movements locked up in an initial expressive power of Matter.
The item entitled“Improving the working methods and procedures of the Committee for Programme andCoordination within the framework of its mandate” was included in the programme of work of the Committee as an approach to encourage the promotion of all its potential.
Without that peaceful environment, cooperation between the United Nations and the OAU- in spite of all its potentials and its successes in certain areas, particularly agriculture, health, education, the struggle against desertification, child protection and technical assistance- could very well end up yielding only meagre and short-term results.
Usually the basis of the EIA procedure is a public document,the environmental impact statement, in which the person or enterprise proposing the development-- known as‘the proponent'-- has to describe all its potential environmental effects.
It therefore believes that it can contribute in an inclusive andopen manner to the strengthening of the Human Rights Council to enable it to fulfil all its potential as the leading human rights body of the United Nations for the benefit of the women, men and children in each of our countries, paying particular attention to victims and vulnerable groups.
Sir Nigel Rodley said that, while he did consent to the proposed amendment, he wished to note that in the Mavlonov case,some members of the Committee had considered that suppressing a newspaper did not automatically violate the rights of all its potential readers under article 19.
The Order of Malta repeats here with you the pledge to do its part,mobilizing all its potential and looking especially to the younger generation, a promise of new life for the world and also for our longstanding work. We have already taken this route with initiatives such as the Caravan Project for the disabled in Lebanon, which every year involves young European volunteers;
At its thirty-eighth session, the Committee decided to include in its programme of work an item entitled“Improving the working methods and procedures of the Committee for Programme andCoordination within the framework of its mandate” as an approach to encourage the promotion of all its potential.
I should also like to express our appreciation to the non-African delegations that have joined us in emphasizing the need for an effective partnership to enable Africa to realize all its potential in order to benefit its people as well as the international community as a whole.
Ii A vigilant and active attitude towards all types of fundamentalism, terrorism and political forces that nurture, sponsor or support terrorism, since there is a risk of confusion that poisons the relations between West and East, the Christian world and the Muslim world, andof a return to the theory of the"clash of civilizations", with all its potential consequences.
The European Union realizes that globalization, with all its rich potential, nevertheless carries the risk of making behaviour, cultural codes and means of communication uniform.