Примеры использования History had shown на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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History had shown that nuclear proliferation was reversible.
That problem would not be resolved by subverting the market through price administration orcartel arrangements, which history had shown to be ineffective.
History had shown that oppression, coercion and discrimination encouraged the development of extremism.
Ms. Furman(Israel), speaking in explanation ofvote before the voting, said that history had shown that peace must be negotiated from within.
History had shown that industrial development needed to take place within an environmentally sustainable framework.
The immediate question was how to shore up financing for development,which had already been shrinking in a time of relative growth, and which history had shown was often the first casualty of such crises.
History had shown that censorship of the media could lead to polarization of the population, engendering distrust.
Several indigenous organizations stated with regard to article 11 that history had shown that indigenous peoples needed protection and special measures in times of armed conflict in order to survive collectively as well as individually.
History had shown that reverting to protectionism during an economic downturn would only exacerbate a crisis.
Ms. Furman(Israel) said that history had shown that peace must be negotiated and could not be imposed from outside.
History had shown that the progress or decline of cultures was due primarily to the survival of traditional values.
Although Tunisia's democratic transition had not been easy so far, history had shown that such transitions were often accompanied by economic and social challenges, but that cooperation and solidarity with global partners were important for building a democracy, as well as ensuring full employment and decent work for all.
History had shown that the artificial division of nations caused suffering to the people and political instability.
There and elsewhere, history had shown that the most serious human rights violations occurred in situations of armed conflict.
History had shown that, in turbulent times, opportunities for change could be found and political will mustered to overcome common challenges.
Mr. Ulibarri(Costa Rica)said that history had shown that freedom of expression and open, transparent communication were essential to strengthening democratic coexistence, promoting development and innovation, and combating corruption.
History had shown that torture had been used as an illicit means of obtaining evidence- a notion which must be reflected in its definition.
History had shown that lack of cooperation weakened countries that did not cooperate, and that, conversely, cooperation helped countries to develop and grow.
History had shown that the strategy had helped all the minorities living in China to flourish and that it was not at all a source of discrimination.
World history had shown that respect for the rights of the individual, democracy, economic and social development and peace were interdependent and mutually reinforcing.
As history had shown, the violation of that principle had led to the outbreak of conflicts that had lasted many years and inflicted untold sufferings on the civilian population.
He stated that history had shown that military operations could not resolve internal conflicts for the simple reason that they could not resolve the causes of those conflicts.
History had shown, however, that sanctions not only did not achieve their intended objectives, but had unjustifiable adverse effects on the population of the State concerned.
History had shown that even countries with similar demographics, locations and resource bases often developed differently, the key difference usually being governance.
History had shown that trade could be an instrument of stability or of disruption and the international community should decide how it wished to use that instrument.
History had shown the effectiveness of such basic principles governing peacekeeping operations as obtaining prior consent from the parties concerned, observing strict neutrality, and non-use of force except for self-defence.
While noting that history had shown that in some cases insisting on full reparation could do more harm than good, the view was expressed that there was no reason to depart from the principle, which was not defective.
History has shown whenever the Prophets want to communicate with Bajor they find a way.
History has shown us that the end never justifies the means.
History has shown that natural disasters can often lead to a breakdown in law and order.