Примеры использования Ever-greater на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Ever-greater protection was being provided for the population.
Only in that way can we stop the ever-greater destruction of the sources of life on our planet.
The struggle for the establishment of a democratic State in Haiti continues with ever-greater determination.
The ever-greater interconnection between oil and foods.
We hereby pledge our continued and ever-greater contribution to world prosperity and progress.
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An ever-greater number of countries are acquiring missile production technologies and adding such missiles to their arsenals.
Joy suffuses you, andbecomes the wellspring of other songs that takes your bliss on to ever-greater heights.
The seemingly insatiable demands of the stock markets for ever-greater profits have distorted values in every sense.
One of the responses to this dilemma is the concept of a green economy,which is gaining ever-greater support.
The multilateral dynamic is undeniably gaining an ever-greater importance in the international realities of the present.
With the East-West confrontation now consigned to the past, intercultural dialogue assumes ever-greater significance.
We hope for a kind of rebirth,inspired by an ever-greater participation in the whole social fabric of national life.
Ecuador is convinced that we need to further democratize the Security Council,which will give the Council ever-greater legitimacy.
We wonder whether, if this trend continues,it is advisable for ever-greater responsibilities to be concentrated in the Security Council.
In the light of the less promising outlook for the near future, implementation of the aid effectiveness agenda assumes ever-greater importance.
Thirdly, the draft resolution emphasizes the ever-greater role of civil society and encourages an increase in the number of women in mediation roles.
As such biological knowledge, tools andresources are becoming more widely available around the world to an ever-greater number of individuals.
People and nations all over the world have ever-greater expectations of the Organization and the way in which it responds to the new challenges of our times.
Then, at each of the ensuing stages of establishing a national Government, these individuals andgroups have been allowed to gain ever-greater access to political power.
This will require the addition of an ever-greater number of leap seconds to UTC as long as UTC tracks UT1 with one-second adjustments.
Value chains are becoming networks, products are turning into platforms for innovative services, andreal-time data processing is taking on ever-greater significance.
Today, the world witnesses new phenomena,which have an ever-greater impact on the international arena and which are primarily characterized by universality and comprehensiveness.
The system will provide opportunities for students to develop their full potential andprepare them for success in a world with ever-greater technical challenges.
It was not logical to expect peacekeeping operations to fulfil an ever-greater number of tasks in increasingly difficult operational circumstances while simultaneously freezing their budgets.
The current development paradigm is predicated on a social and economic model that favours the production, accumulation andconsumption of goods and services in ever-greater amounts.
The report also outlines how new technologies and techniques for collecting andusing data will drive ever-greater personalization of the travel experience in the coming decade.
We wish ever-greater success to the new South African authorities, under the wise leadership of President Nelson Mandela, in their tireless efforts to build a new South Africa, united, non-racial, democratic and prosperous.
Ms. Kang Kyung-wha(Republic of Korea)said that her country welcomed the ever-greater interaction between human rights and development activities in the United Nations system.
Paradoxically, the ever-greater integration of the world economy has been accompanied by increasing political fragmentation. The cold war was not just an ideological geopolitical struggle; the cold war imposed identities that transcended nationalism.
I should like to conclude my statement today with the assurance that,as the exploration of a new vision for the United Nations continues, Japan will attach ever-greater importance to and enhance its support for the Organization.