Примеры использования Finds expression на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Nature finds expression in the natural gravels Rio Negro, Sambia, Outback.
The political will in favour of gender equality finds expression in all adopted legislation.
This concern finds expression in Algeria's consistent and continual support for the principles of the non-proliferation of nuclear weapons.
Triple milking not only increases milk yield, butalso has a significant impact on the health of the udder, which finds expression in a lower content of somatic cells in milk.
This obligation already finds expression in numerous laws, such as in the General Equal Treatment Act AGG.
It is like a very quiet, very silent field andthe force when it comes puts the elements into movement and uses them, and it finds expression through the mind without the mind's being agitated.
The principle at hand finds expression, for instance, in a resolution adopted by the Institute of International Law in Bruges in 2003.
This contradiction arises above all in connection with the right to natural resources, generating a great deal of uncertainty and tension,which often finds expression in persistent social conflict.
Expectation of participation, which finds expression in the concept of the national carrier.
The principle finds expression in the so-called maxims of equity which exercised great influence in the creative period of the development of the Anglo-American law.
Our unflinching commitment to peace finds expression in our annual flagship Assembly resolution on the culture of peace.
Public opinion finds expression in the real behavior of citizens: according to data from the United Nations in 2013 the number of divorces per capita according to the population of Russia was the highest in the world.
At the level of the United Nations, such openness finds expression in the coexistence and harmony that we seek between the official and working languages approved by the Charter.
This obligation finds expression in Section 2 of the Joint Rules of Procedure of the Federal Ministries as a universal guiding principle for all political, normative and administrative measures Recommendation 21.
Because civil society is so critical to the quality of life, andthe pace of progress, and because it finds expression in so many pluralist forms and spaces, I am convinced that the future before you, in this global environment we share, offers you a remarkable spectrum of opportunities.
It finds expression even in the Indian Constitution, which declares our nation to be a secular republic and simultaneously underlines the freedom of both religion and faith, as well as the duty of the State to inculcate a scientific temper among the people.
Our unflinching commitment to peace finds expression in our annual flagship Assembly resolution on the culture of peace see resolution 64/80.
The latter finds expression in other specific laws(for example, in the Protection, Rehabilitation and Social Integration of Disabled Persons Act, the Integration of Persons with Disabilities Act of 2005), secondary legislation, particular programmes and measures of the executive authorities.
All that Liedtke admires in ship building finds expression in"SAILING YACHT A", the project that has received most of his professional enthusiasm during the past few years.
This rule finds expression in articles 49 of the First Geneva Convention, article 50 of the Second Geneva Convention, article 129 of the Third Geneva Convention and article 146 of the Fourth Geneva Convention; in articles 2 and 6 of ICCPR and article 6 of the Convention against Torture.
So long as the Greek Cypriot side does not abandon the mentality which finds expression in slogans like"Greece is here" and in military exercises designed to"recapture lost territory", it will have a hard time convincing us, the counterpart, that their preparations are anything but offensive.
This approach finds expression in the UN human rights mechanisms, such as the Human Rights Council and the Third Committee of the General Assembly, as well as in many international bodies where human rights issues are discussed such as the Economic and Social Council, Economic and Social Commission for Asia and the Pacific and the Security Council, but also in such forums as the Non-Aligned Movement, the Group of 77+China, the OIC, ASEAN, ASEM, etc.
At the outset of his tenure, the High Commissioner associated himself with this approach which finds expression in his contacts with Governments, in his coordination of the human rights activities throughout the United Nations system and his guidance of the Centre, as well as in cooperation with intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations.
This conclusion finds expression in the words of Chazal in Tractate Berachot 17a:"In the World To Come there is no food nor drink, no reproduction nor negotiation, no jealousy, no hate, and no competition- only righteous men sit crowned and enjoy the luster of the Shechinah, as is said:‘They beheld G-d and they ate and drank' Exodus 24:11.
The diversity of cultures finds expression in the United Nations, in particular, through the equality among official and working languages.
Peru's commitment to Africa today finds expression in its participation in various peacekeeping operations in Africa, such as United Nations Operation in Côte d'Ivoire(UNOCI), the United Nations Mission in Liberia(UNMIL), the United Nations Mission in Ethiopia and Eritrea(UNMEE), the United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo(MONUC) and the United Nations Operation in Burundi ONUB.
The essence of the integrated approach finds expression in the coordination of the sectoral planning and management activities concerned with the various aspects of land use and land resources.
This commitment finds expression in particular through the equality of men and women, the rights of children and the determination of families' way of life.
While the principle of non-discrimination finds expression in many areas of law, the report focuses on the interaction between the principle of non-discrimination in human rights and trade law.
Respect for the inherent dignity of all persons finds expression in the opening words of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, where such respect is described as contributing to freedom, justice and peace in the world.