Примеры использования Any meaning на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Does makeup have any meaning here?
If law was to have any meaning, the accepted method for identifying it must be the same for all.
Life's just chance without any meaning.
It does not have any meaning for the import/export process.
But neither"God" nor"my" had any meaning to her.
If I didn't know who JuIiet was orwhat she was doing on that balcony the image alone wouldn't have any meaning.
Does that have any meaning for you?
He can't find a job that gives his life any meaning.
That's where everything comes from, any meaning in your life, any happiness.
Who am I?”“What is my purpose in life?”“Am I free ordetermined?”“How do I deal with my own mortality?”“Does my existence have any meaning or significance?”?
If its calls for dialogue are to have any meaning, we need to start with the truth.
If this right is to have any meaning for the intended beneficiaries, then the providers of international protection and assistance must have effective access to them.
However, it is unclear whether the elephants assign any meaning to the paintings that they have created.
If nuclear disarmament is viewed merely as a utopian dream, article VI-- which was diligently crafted and thoroughly negotiated in the past-- does not have any meaning at all.
Think about whether they bear any meaning, it really they are interesting and intriguing?
Unless you are capable of love you will be meaningless, andyou will feel that you are existing without any meaning, futilely, and suicide will become attractive.
Under Paul I, the council lost any meaning, and at the end of 1800 it stopped its meetings.
Israel and all its Arab neighbours beyond Palestine have to come to terms with one another if peace between the State of Israel and Palestine,whenever it is reached, is to have any meaning at all.
Does history, culture andtheir knowledge have any meaning and importance in todays sociaties?
Unless the heart center starts functioning again man will not be capable of love, andthe whole misery of modern life is because unless he loves he cannot feel any meaning in his life.
The first part of the name, Pocari, does not have any meaning; the word was coined for its light, bright sound.
The harm inflicted may be so profound that it shatters the very identity of a person, the ability to feel any joy or hope,to engage with his or her environment, or to find any meaning in life.
If clusters are to have any meaning at all, they need to be kept manageable and focused.
The critical economic situation in Africa, the least developed andmost marginalized of all regions, has to be addressed if global economic growth and interdependence are to have any meaning at all.
Some people wonder if life has any meaning or not, which is the same as wondering if it's bearable.
The critical economic situation in Africa- the least developed and most marginalized of all the regions of the world- has tobe addressed if global economic growth and interdependence are to have any meaning at all.
However, if that is to have any meaning, we must together defend the principles on which this institution was built.
It was said that expressions such as"would impede law enforcement" and"would be contrary to the public interest" were overly broad and that practically any meaning could be ascribed to them in order to justify withholding information.
If the concept of the rule of law had any meaning, however, it was that those accused of the worst crimes should be brought to justice and given a fair trial.
To give any meaning to that word in the context of the current resolution, it had to be understood to refer to religious intolerance faced by communities professing the Jewish faith, in other words, Judaeophobia.