Примеры использования Imminence на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Imminence of the acts called for by the speech;
In most such situations, this necessity is the result of a threat's imminence.
The issue of imminence had been the subject of considerable controversy.
It means that you can hold back from the orgasm when you feel its imminence.
The imminence of a new millennium naturally generates hopes and expectations.
As for me, I am only too aware the imminence of her inheritance might seem a motive.
Imminence of responsibility for violations of environment protection law;
A key element of the adequacy of the collective security system is its ability to prevent such imminence.
The imminence of the insolvency might be judged by reference to the group situation.
Pre-emption is fundamentally associated with a threat's imminence, which may preclude the luxury of deliberation.
Imminence of removal is always a highly material factor in immigration bail applications.
In those circumstances, the Committee concludes that the author was aware of the imminence of the hearing of his appeal.
The imminence of the accession negotiations should also instil a new sense of urgency to the search for an overall agreement.
The first task appears to be the obtaining of accurate and specific data on the nature,scale and imminence of the problem.
The dangers that had been invoked concerning the size and imminence of the Iraqi threat had not been sufficiently demonstrated.
The verification system we set up must therefore take into account everything that precedes a nuclear test andcan give warning of its imminence.
He presented a report on the study of known reserves, the imminence of«Hubbert's peak» and the measures which had to be taken to limit US energy consumption.
In the opening years of the twentieth century, some prominent political thinkers rightly prophesied the imminence of a century of war and revolution.
When there are doubts regarding the imminence, credibility or irreparability of harm, the Special Rapporteur may decide to grant"provisional" interim measures.
From the very capital of Japan, an important andprestigious Soviet intelligence agent had communicated the imminence of the attack on June 22, 1941.
Hence, the imminence criteria were satisfied even if the bomb was set to explode in a few days, or perhaps even after a few weeks, provided the danger was certain and there was no alternative means of preventing its materialization.
These developments deserve the attention of the CD at this stage,bearing also in mind the imminence of our deliberations in the General Assembly's First Committee.
However, from out of this oppression and pain have come the resistance andthe Intifadah, and we are at a new dawn that heralds the restoration of right and the imminence of salvation.
In particular, there exists a need for the court in such cases to adequately consider the imminence and clarity of the risk involved for public order or national security.
The large number of applications already received by these centres suggests that a large part of the local population no longer questions the imminence of reintegration.
Their spirits rushed together as their eyes met; the imminence of physical separation, and Hornblower's contemplation of his new distasteful duty, were not sufficient to disrupt the mental accord between them.
According to the gospel of Cisco Systems,companies inclined to exist together within an“ecosystem” facilitate the imminence of Internet-based application delivery”.
In recognizing the imminence of 2015, several delegations proposed areas for regional cooperation to accelerate the implementation of commitments in the 2011 Political Declaration and ESCAP resolutions 66/10 and 67/9 that included the following.
Threats and risks should be communicated in an accurate and consistent manner by characterizing, as far as possible, the scale,probability or imminence of the problem or event.
The imminence of the nightfall and the possibility of running aground on the coast between Huelva and Ayamonte convinced Alonso de Torres y Guerra to turn back to Cádiz instead of chasing Galloway's division, but trying before to sail between the retreating British ships to shoot upon them two complete broadsides.