Примеры использования Continue to feel на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Why passed to the Thin World still continue to feel pains?
People who continue to feel extremely low a long time after improvement is expected.
Today, 16 years after the catastrophe, we continue to feel its consequences.
As a Christian, I can continue to feel guilty inside even after I have received forgiveness of sin.
And as each one goes, your relaxation increases and you continue to feel calmer and more at rest.
We continue to feel the need to urge the Council to apply equal standards to the conduct of all States.
Bosnian Croats resident in that town continue to feel great insecurity and many are anxious to go elsewhere.
However, citizenship has not changed their economic andsocial situation for the better, and most continue to feel, and to call themselves, refugees.
And it shall continue to FEEL better and better as YOU are able to adjust to the Higher energies that are coming through.
Regrettably, large segments of the Kosovo Serb population continue to feel that Kosovo's Provisional Institutions do not represent them.
These States continue to feel threatened in the absence of a legally binding instrument for negative security guarantees.
Subsequently, the reinforcement of RPA troops in the Uvira sector indicated that Rwanda might continue to feel threatened by the military resistance of Commander Masunzu and his supporters.
We continue to feel for the suffering of the fraternal Iraqi people as a result of the continuing refusal of their Government to abide fully by United Nations resolutions, which would allow for the lifting of the sanctions.
But above all, listening to the testimony,the Committee apprehended that many people continue to feel insecure, they carry the burden of injuries and disabilities, and struggle to live in difficult conditions.
We continue to feel that the Conference on Disarmament is the ideal body to open negotiations in certain fields of nuclear disarmament and nuclear arms control, starting with work on a treaty to halt the production of fissile material for military purposes.
We urge the entire international community to redouble its efforts in this direction, particularly now at a time when we continue to feel the effects of the global economic crisis and the devastating results of natural disasters.
We continue to feel that it is in the interest of all countries, big or small, and especially in the interest of smaller, developing ones, faced with problems of chaotic, frequently illegal, ever-growing conventional arms that, as the Secretary-General of the United Nations put it, kill hundreds of thousands of innocent people, to establish such a code of conduct.
On the matter of the selection of Resident Coordinators, it was crucial to enhance ownership of that process andto ensure that all agencies played an equal part in it, rather than continue to feel that it was mainly governed by the United Nations Development Programme.
The economic and financial crisis,whose effects we continue to feel, is the most serious economic recession that the world has experienced since the Great Depression of the 1930s.
Heads of Government and high-level officials of many interested Member States, who are thoughtfully following my endeavours in this context,have urged me to do so, and I continue to feel that to allow the present status quo, which is precarious, to continue would entail serious danger.
Over the years, along with the support of our compatriots scattered throughout the world,we have felt and continue to feel the support of foreign political and public figures, legislators, journalists, and in general all those people for whom the freedom and fundamental human and people's rights are absolute values and who understand the meaning of the struggle of the people of Artsakh for these same values.
The approaching NPT Review Conference provides us with an opportunity to remedy the current shortcomings of the non-proliferation regime in order to encourage the Treaty's continuance in force andto dispel any fears on the part of Member States that have renounced the nuclear option and yet continue to feel threatened by the very weapons they have renounced.
The Norwegian Government continues to feel serious concern in respect of the human rights situation.
It is not a large operation improvements, I continued to feel the pain.
In the sphere of economic andsocial development, the State continues to feel that it shares responsibility for the welfare of every Caledonian.
During the Panel's visit to the camp in August 2012, the internally displaced persons continued to feel that, although the situation was stable, more patrols were needed.
Germany continues to feel that the persistent deadlock in the Conference on Disarmament should, however, not prevent further technical work on the issues at hand.
Despite cereal production surpluses,the most vulnerable continued to feel the impact of the 2012 food and nutrition crisis.
One commentator noted that many Member States andnon-governmental actors continued to feel that their relationship with the Council was weak, ad hoc, and sporadic.
Despite the problems in Asia,Africa continued to feel it had something to learn from that region which had accorded the State an active role in economic development.