Примеры использования Chance to express на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Just give them a chance to express themselves.
There have been instances when the balance was breached andthe second party wasn't give a chance to express position.
You got a chance to express all your feelings?
You see, I have never had much chance to express me.
I never got a chance to express my condolences at the funeral.
Perhaps we should allow her the chance to express herself.
Children got a chance to express their personality, so our holiday eggs revealed completely different styles!
I saw this movement as a chance to express my views.
We have had a chance to express our full support for the international arms trade treaty initiative.
Ultimately, his children andgrandchildren got their chance to express their love for him.
You are given the chance to express yourself on stage every night where you get to share something amazing with the audience.
How often teachers give pupils the chance to express their views.
Yoga is a breathtaking game, a chance to express oneself not only physically, but also creatively and emotionally, yoga- as knowledge of our bodies and spirit.
We need to give Armenian youth space andmotivate them so that they have a chance to express themselves.
Come on, just give me a chance to express my deep feelings about this.
Thinking of everything, taking care of the smallest detail, being an invisible presence ready to fulfill your every wish,even those you have not yet had a chance to express- this is the Nordic Hotel Forum.
Adam, we have given you a chance to express what some of your issues with Caroline are.
Many remain excluded from the political process, and the hopes, aspirations andconcerns of those who have no chance to express themselves are frequently overlooked and ignored.
But most importantly, it's a chance to express your feelings about Rita in your own words.
Within the framework of the project, UNICEF organized a workshop to provide young people from Belarus,the Russian Federation and Ukraine with a chance to express their views on the Chernobyl disaster through photography.
And it is absolutely true that every person has a chance to express their personality regardless of what style he likes and how much he earns.
The draft national report was available for feedback and recommendations sent electronically and published on the homepage of the Ministry of the Environment from 23 November 2004 to 23 December 2004. On 20 December 2004 non-governmental organizations(NGOs)were given a chance to express their opinions on it at a meeting of Latvian environmental NGOs and professional associations.
If you want independence,if you want a chance to express your views than you are going to have to put up with a little disorder in this process.
At the same time, I hope the‘Valdai spirit' will remain- this free andopen atmosphere and chance to express all manner of very different and frank opinions.
Giving young people a chance to express their views made them feel confident, aware of their duties in society, and gave them a purpose, encouraging them to become active members of a democratic society.
At the same time, I hope the‘Valdai spirit' will remain: this free andopen atmosphere and the chance to express all manner of very different and frank opinions", Putin underlined.
Before parents give their consent, adolescents need to have a chance to express their views freely and their views should be given due weight, in accordance with article 12 of the Convention.
Since the Under-Secretary-General had stressed the importance of dialogue between the Secretariat and Member States,not giving the Committee a chance to express its views on the report would be tantamount to a monologue.
States parties need to ensure that adolescents are given a genuine chance to express their views freely on all matters affecting them, especially within the family, in school, and in their communities.
The material was prepared in close collaboration with boys and girls from secondary schools,who had a chance to express themselves in their own words on what the term“gender” meant to them.