Примеры использования Downplaying на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Downplaying Uganda's Security Concerns in Eastern DRC.
Selective approaches which stressed the urgency of non-proliferation while downplaying the need for progress in disarmament served merely to weaken the Treaty.
However, downplaying the significance of religious motives, fears and obsessions in this context would be factually wrong and conceptually inappropriate in many cases.
Thus the EBRD was quick to reward Russian and Czech voucher privatisation with praise,exaggerating their extent and overlooking or downplaying their negative consequences.
Many women have a tendency of downplaying their accomplishments because they don't want to offend male sensibilities.
Singh explains that he dropped his surname Bhavnani, since he felt that the name would have been"too long,too many syllables", thus downplaying his brand as a"saleable commodity.
Rejecting direct intervention and downplaying the Libyan role, France was prepared to go no further than airlifting arms and fuel, with the first French arms shipments arriving on June 27.
Oleg Kulikov, secretary of the Communist Party(CPRF) Central Committee, told the Gazeta newspaper that this perception is a consequenceof"the state's news and media policy," aimed at"downplaying the role of the CPRF, which is organizing 90% of protest rallies in the regions.".
Quisling's defence rested on downplaying his unity with Germany and stressing that he had fought for total independence, something that seemed completely contrary to the recollections of many Norwegians.
His appointment was controversial, primarily because of his conduct at his JSC interview,where he was asked about his role in a report downplaying the ANC's indefinite detention and solitary confinement of Umkhonto we Sizwe commander Thami Zulu.
Grell wrote the series for the first 80 issues, downplaying the super-hero aspects of the characters: Oliver abandoned his mask and was never actually referred to as"Green Arrow" and Black Canary was never shown using her sonic scream power.
He noted that the 13 practical steps agreed in 2000remained largely unimplemented and that selective approaches which stressed the urgency of non-proliferation while downplaying the need for progress in relation to disarmament served merely to weaken the Treaty.
Civil society representatives suggest a State policy of downplaying ethnic tensions by the Government in order not to damage a carefully cultivated perception of inter-ethnic harmony.
Creating better conditions for informal interreligious communication can be one way of coping with risks andunintended side effects of formal interreligious dialogue projects, such as downplaying internal pluralism, bipolarization or false pretence of inclusiveness.
Thus, it does not run counter to the current trend towards downplaying the role of the State, which, hitherto, has borne virtually exclusive responsibility for guaranteeing citizens their basic needs and ensuring justice among them.
These examples confirm the fear of stigmatization, which, in the light of theconsiderable international focus on combating Al-Qaida, may lead some States to place greater emphasis on demonstrating effectiveness, or even downplaying their vulnerability, than addressing the complex matter through collective dialogue.
Taking stock of the past two decades of economic reform does not mean downplaying the threats from financial imbalances or inflationary pressures, but it should mean recognizing that there are many ways of achieving macroeconomic stability, integration and faster growth(World Bank, 2005) and, in so doing, taking a more constructive view of the role of the state in relation to capital accumulation, industrial development and income inequality.
Despite the clear standard that free, prior and informed consent provides, consultations have not alwaysbeen carried out in this way, and have been manipulated as public relations tools to endorse proposals regarding development projects, by demonstrating so-called support from the community by citing irrelevant comments and downplaying dissenting voices.
The Minister also recalled that, so far,the international community had had its attention drawn to the proliferation of the so-called weapons of mass destruction alone, downplaying the destructive impact of small arms, although they, because of their size and the ease with which they can circulate, get past all controls and are as a result accessible to every sector of society.
Mr. Errázuriz(Chile) said that while the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action had led to normative and institutional progress in the field of human rights, 20 years later the implementation of those rights was being held back, if not reversed, by the erosion of fundamental norms in the name of security,the restrictions placed on the activities of civil society and the downplaying of the universality of human rights in the interests of cultural relativism or traditional values.
We believe in emphasizing nuclear nonproliferation,especially horizontal nonproliferation, and that downplaying the importance of nuclear disarmament or restricting the peaceful uses of nuclear technology would cause great alarm and cast doubt on the credibility of the Treaty and its implementation in a comprehensive and nondiscriminatory manner, especially in view of the presence of nuclear arsenals that threaten the presence of human life on the entire planet.
Just downplay it so she doesn't get too upset about Carter, Okay?
Can we downplay this to the press?
Subsequently, Dylan downplayed the extent of his contact with Kahane.
He downplayed his relationship with the victim.
I downplayed what's going on with Annie.
Although the Indonesianauthorities acknowledged the incident, the security forces' behaviour was downplayed.
We recommend that you keep the HAL downplayed to consume less CPU.
After the incident, there were many attempts to either determine the cause or downplay what happened.
I thought they should hear what you did, and you downplayed it.