Примеры использования Bitter lessons на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We have felt the pain of intolerance and we have learned its bitter lessons.
The above episodes of history- such bitter lessons of life and such eloquent science for posterity.
Your words are wise, butmy time at the Alpha site has taught me some bitter lessons.
We thought that we had all drawn our bitter lessons from the tragedy of Bosnia and Herzegovina.
As the Chernobyl disaster has affected many parts of the world it is important that we continue to study its consequences so as toenable mankind to never forget the bitter lessons of the past.
Remembering the bitter lessons of the past, we cannot fail to realize that the world today is faced with completely new challenges and threats.
To succumb to such blatant nuclear terrorism would mean forgetting the bitter lessons of the 11 September tragedy.
We must remember the bitter lessons of the two world wars and never waver in our efforts for world peace and security.
Like so many of us present here in this Hall,I had to learn the bitter lessons of the limitations of power.
However, these bitter lessons do not in any way dissuade us from our irreversible choice: democracy and a market economy.
For nearly 10 years the world community has gradually come to understand, andfor many years to come will continue to learn, the bitter lessons of one of the most tragic events of the twentieth century.
This past year taught us bitter lessons, and today it seems clearer than ever: we must secure the sustainability of the economic recovery.
Since the Chernobyl disaster has affected many parts of the world, it is important that we continue to study its consequences in order toenable humankind to never forget the bitter lessons of the past.
Based on the bitter lessons of the past, we have today embarked on a programme to make law, order and national stability prevail.
The St. Germains and Cagliostros of this century,having learned bitter lessons from the vilifications and persecutions of the past, pursue different tactics now-a-days.40.
The bitter lessons of the Second World War and the tragedy of the Nazi concentration camps have taught us that the basic values of freedom, democracy, equality, justice and peace cannot be denied, and that the civilizational process cannot be destroyed.
Strong you seek to take experience from the heaviest and bitter lessons and, truly, you will be then collectors of a harvest plentiful the next your embodiment here, on Earth.
They rightly cite the bitter lessons of history, among them that of Haiti, where the occupation from 1915 to 1934 was followed by serious internal conflicts, political instability and harsh dictatorships.
Humankind is duty-bound to learn the bitter lessons of the events of 20 years ago and to take all necessary steps to avoid the recurrence of such tragedies in the future.
One of the many bitter lessons that we have to draw from recent experience in Rwanda and Bosnia is that the traditional deployment of peace-keeping units is no longer, on its own, a sufficient response to the type of crises which we face.
The history of our own continent has taught us bitter lessons about the devastating effects of political theories and ideologies that build on human fears and causing destruction by exploiting the human struggle for equality, dignity and identity.
Having learned numerous bitter lessons, including the fact of two world wars in this century, the compelling need to create the United Nations to save succeeding generations from the scourge of war is more valid now than ever before, taking into account the rapid advances in military technology and the devastating effects of modern weaponry.
As long as we live in a world divided into"us and them",as long as we feel that the bitter lessons of history must be learned by others and not by us, as long as we do not do everything in our power to understand and welcome those who do not resemble us, the echoes of the Holocaust will continue to resound in our hearts.
As great minds think alike, and as a bitter lesson had been learned from two world wars, the need was felt to create the United Nations.
Every bitter lesson of life can rejoice, because its value is greater than the size of the stomach and remains with us, while chagrin goes through.
A bitter lesson that has become all too obvious is the vulnerability of economies to uncontrolled financial flows of various kinds, particularly those of a speculative nature.
The lack of effective early warning mechanisms, which prevented the tsunami-affected countries from being preparedfor the horrific disaster, was another bitter lesson for us all.
History has taught us a bitter lesson of how inexperienced political leadership, wrongly channelled emotions and irresponsible decisions, backed by direct external military interference, have led to the tragedy of the complete ethnic cleansing of the Georgian population from Abkhazia, Georgia.
Surely the European Parliament learned a bitter lesson from its failure, because it said to the new democracies that peoples and Governments should find formulas which would enable them to create democratic, lawful institutions based on their own history and cultural identity.
Drawing conclusions from this bitter lesson we need to proceed from objective analysis of available material, financial and other resources of the state when we design a new system of Armed Forces staffing.