Примеры использования Chapter of history на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A chapter of history. pp. 7.
I encourage you to do your utmost to close this chapter of history once and for all.
This chapter of history is over, and a new one's begun, for all of you.
Echoing the words of the Secretary-General,he said it was time to close the colonial chapter of history.
It was time to turn the page on a chapter of history that persisted as a sad relic of an apparently unending cold war.
As a result of time andincreased freedom of expression, people had forgotten that dark chapter of history.
This dark chapter of history, this heinous crime against humanity, has reached the point of no return and will soon be closed.
In the words of the Secretary-General,it is time for the United Nations to bring to a close this colonial chapter of history.
It is also time to close a chapter of history following two world wars and to move forward in our quest for collective security by working together in a much more inclusive, transparent and democratic manner.
In the new era of hope that had begun a few months earlier,the page should be turned forever on that sad chapter of history.
Regarding the Magdalene Laundries,he said that that particular chapter of history had not yet closed and the State should undertake measures to ensure that compensation was granted to those former residents of such institutions that were still alive.
Our optimism ran very high at the Nauru meeting because it seemed that at last the nuclear Powers had found the resolve to bring this dangerous chapter of history to an end.
What we do know is that we are apparently at the close of a chapter of history, at the end of a neoliberal nightmare in which unbridled capitalism-- as John Paul II described it-- social violence and the persistent worldwide violation of all human rights prevailed.
As a victim of the Nazi aggression which had started the Second World War,Poland considered that it had a moral duty to take the lead in closing that chapter of history.
Mr. Sun Suon(Cambodia) recalled the tragic history of his country andemphasized the challenges facing it in its attempt to close that dark chapter of history and look to the future.
We welcome the expression of views by Pope Francis, Turkish and Armenian historians, andthe many others who have sought to shed light on this dark chapter of history.
The reason is two-fold: to commemorate the many millions of victims of the Second World War andremember its terrifying atrocities and destruction, and to ask ourselves whether that chapter of history was completely closed for everyone in May 1945.
It was also useful to strengthen cooperation between the Special Committee and the administering Powers with a view to finding innovative methods of revitalizing the process of decolonization in the remaining16 Non-Self-Governing Territories and enabling the United Nations to close that unfinished chapter of history.
Poland, the victim of the Nazi aggression that started the Second World War,considers it its moral duty to take a lead in closing this chapter of history for all time.
It is unacceptable, for as I have also said before, colonialism has been on our agenda for too long; and as the Secretary-General, Kofi Annan, himself has also said,we must bring an end to this chapter of history.
An overwhelming majority of American film critics responded positively to Into the Arms of Strangers writing that it both intellectually andemotionally captures this chapter of history.
Secretary-General Kofi Annan reminded us earlier this year that there should be no room for colonialism in the twenty-first century andthat all efforts should be made to close this chapter of history once and for all.
Our support of the sovereignty of the State of Kuwait over all its territory prompts us to appeal for a permanent guarantee of its sovereignty and security so thatwe can turn the page on this bitter chapter of history once and for all.
The participants at the Seminar strongly supported the statement of the Secretary-General of the United Nations in his message to the Seminar(see appendix V) that there should be no room for colonialism in the twenty-first century, andthat all efforts should be made to close that chapter of history once and for all.
In conclusion, he recalled the message of the Secretary-General to the participants in the Pacific Regional Seminar in which he had pointed out that there was no place in the twenty-first century for the vestiges of colonialism andexpressed support for all efforts to close that chapter of history once and for all.
The section called"Chapters of History" is dedicated to the Kazakh statesman and diplomat Nazir Torekulov.
Museums on crimes perpetrated against humanity convey a clear message to current andfuture generations: never to forget the grim chapters of history.
We stand here today, in the very month of April, in Tsitsernakaberd- the Armenian Genocide Memorial, to proclaim:May there never again be a need to erect a memorial to commemorate new disgraceful chapters of history anywhere in the world!
Indeed, following the high hopes ushered in by the end of the cold war, we were forced to postpone any exclamations of joy as we witnessed the much-heralded new order transform itself into growing disorder, marked by the re-emergence of conflicts rooted in particularisms,which were supposed to be among the closed chapters of history.
But now we must write the next chapter of our history.