Примеры использования Difficult but necessary на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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And it was difficult, but necessary.
Would she have had a lingering air of disappointment as ifshe just made a difficult, but necessary, decision?
This is difficult, but necessary work.
What you call suffering,we see as a difficult, but necessary path.
It is extremely difficult, but necessary to accomplish this now.
Many international organizations and national Governments undergo this difficult but necessary process.
It is difficult but necessary that we focus both on the new problems and on the reform of the Organization.
At the time, this was a difficult but necessary choice.
Difficult, but necessary and essential structural reforms were implemented in areas such as health care, education and the social sector.
So let me talk about my eventful, difficult but necessary journey as an artist!
Mikhail Turkish, Turkish leader of the choir could not stay away andoffered its assistance in this difficult but necessary endeavor.
So we have taken another step, a difficult but necessary one: that of informing the judicial authorities, and of speaking publicly about what happened.
It calls on us to reflect on the importance of historical remembrance, and the difficult but necessary work of reckoning with the past.
The decision was difficult but necessary because I could not make it any longer among strangers, I felt that certainly home is the place where I will have peace.
Under your leadership, the General Assembly engaged in difficult but necessary discussions on the items on its agenda.
The parliament, as the only multiparty andmulti-ethnic public institution, can be an appropriate body for this difficult but necessary task.
It also means the ongoing and difficult but necessary establishment of strong institutions that are stronger than privilege and group interest.
Everyone knew theparameters of that peace, but the parties' readiness to take the difficult, but necessary, decisions remained elusive.
The difficult but necessary exercise we are embarking upon will allow us to test the credibility and the determination of both the Organization and its Member States regarding their capacity adequately to respond to the questions we are facing in the areas mentioned by the Secretary-General.
Parliament, as the only multi-party and multi-ethnic public institution,can be an appropriate body to engage on this difficult but necessary task.
Dugalic stressed that the creation of a favorable business environment is a long and difficult but necessary process, which reduces the percentage of non-performing loans.
The Special Rapporteur encourages all those seeking to protect the right to freedom of opinion andexpression to avoid oversimplifications of complex issues which entail difficult but necessary choices.
The administration portrays Russia again as a partner, a difficult but necessary, indeed"indispensable" partner to help"jointly resolve" common problems.
Implementation of results-based management andthe Structural and Management Change Process would involve difficult but necessary decisions.
In the long run cooperation in this sphere could also foster and speed-up the difficult but necessary transition from an approach that is too often reactive in nature to actions that are based more on prevention.
Authors consider, that the development of public and medical measures directed to the fight against smoking must be realized taking into account the gender, age, social and mental points,that is difficult, but necessary process.
Predicting whether the woman's status will improve after an intervention is a difficult, but necessary, task, in order to guide the decision maker or the donor.
In order to carry out those difficult but necessary changes, Africa needed the international community's support, including increased financial and humanitarian assistance, contributions to peacekeeping efforts, reduction of the debt burden, better access to export markets and incentives for foreign direct investment.
In Russia, too, we are witnessing the drama of courageous andtalented people struggling with the complexities of a difficult but necessary transformation to a market-based economy.
If we wish to bring to a successful conclusion the difficult but necessary exercise in which we are engaged, under the direction of the Secretary-General, we must shoulder our share of responsibility so that together we can give our Organization the new impetus it needs and prepare it for the challenges of the twenty-first century.