Примеры использования Diverse nature на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It's really rich with diverse nature sceneries.
The diverse nature there manages to amaze you from one summer to the next.
This exotic country has history, culture as well as stunningly beautiful and diverse nature and landscapes.
Recognizing also the rich and diverse nature of the community of the world's democracies.
The diverse nature of a community can also create linguistic and cultural barriers to participation.
The Special Rapporteur illustrates with examples the widespread and diverse nature of forced evictions.
The diverse nature of the HIV pandemic demands a collaborative and targeted response from all.
Due to communication difficulties and the diverse nature of our organizations, it is not possible to give exact figures.
The pain feelings can be various: they can be manifested in different parts of the head,have the diverse nature, different intensity and duration.
The Holy See emphasized the diverse nature of Montenegrin society and the harmony found among its citizens.
The six kilometres long nature trail acquaints the visitors with the diverse nature of the Nature Park in Bezruč Valley.
The highly diverse nature and size of programmes of cooperation posed a further challenge to organizational monitoring.
Azerbaijan is an ancient country with an amazingly beautiful and diverse nature, hospitable people, and unique culture and traditions.
The rich and diverse nature of Azerbaijan with its mountain ranges, snow peaks and savage rivers promotes jeeping development in our country.
From its very inception, the Commission was intended to benefit from the diverse nature and experience of all those categories in a way that would assist it in its work.
Its rich and diverse nature, the finest spruce forests, numerous lakes and magnificent waterfalls, scenic hillsides attract hundreds of tourists.
Today's threats to security andstability are of such a complex and diverse nature that no single institution or country is able to combat them effectively alone.
Given the diverse nature of the society, its culture and heritage and the political ups and downs, the Government has been conscious of the limitations that it operates within.
Today's threats to security andstability are of such a complex and diverse nature that no single institution or country on its own is able to combat them effectively.
The diverse nature of the work conducted by UNITAR is due, in large part, to its institutional mandate and to its bridging position between policy and academic circles.
Among these criteria, attention was devoted toseparating the binding and non-binding instruments and to pointing out the diverse nature of non-binding documents.
Viet Nam is of the view that the diverse nature of violence against women and girls requires a comprehensive approach.
In addition to those broad objectives,the document has a large number of more specific objectives corresponding to the extensive and diverse nature of the issues included in the Programme of Action.
Because of the competitive and diverse nature of the private sector, no entity can speak for or make commitments on its behalf as a whole.
Dwindling budgets andreduced resources had become a barrier to moving forward on many fronts, and the diverse nature of the system posed challenges to the creation of a unified ICT architecture.
In order to comprehend fully the diverse nature of the terrain, an assessment from the air was conducted with the aid of a helicopter provided by the Lebanese Air Force.
In particular, they pointed to the difficulty of finding an appropriate index to apply to arrears to the United Nations,given the particular and diverse nature of its activities.
Today's Ethiopia reflects the diverse nature of its peoples and nationalities, with their distinct cultures, religions, linguistic and ethnic characteristics.
One of the central aspects of its strategies to overcome poverty has been the recognition that poverty is a multidimensional phenomenon of a highly diverse nature which reaches beyond the bounds of the purely material.
Several delegations pointed to the diverse nature of States parties' obligations under the various provisions of the Convention, and the implications for their justiciability.