Примеры использования Is a sense на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The upshot is a sense of frustration and impatience towards the United Nations.
You know, what I'm getting you next year for Christmas is a sense of humor.
It is a sense not only of economic exclusion but also of a lack of political inclusion-- creating the second challenge.
The main criterion of human spirituality is a sense of joy and peace.
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But what we're seeking today is a sense of to what degree the efforts by your bureau may or may not be undermined by the Department of Justice.
I was coming to the house of a pure devotee, but he is a sense gratifier.
The primary motive behind my brief statement today is a sense of profound disappointment over our work programme, or rather the lack of it.
There is a sense of a rift between efforts to achieve the Millennium Development Goals and implementation of the broader Copenhagen commitments.
With one of our brightest candles flaming out, what I feel is a sense of some darkness descending somewhere far.
Related to this is a sense of individual responsibility that should be nurtured alongside the collective responsibility embodied in public governance institutions and processes.
In my opinion it is necessary to add another factor which is a sense and a logic of a traded strategy.
During the entire duration of the class, there is a sense of experimentation because you never know what the final result would look like: pigments on wet plaster change their colors all the time.
It is not perhaps individualised in the sense we understand it, but it is a sense of the species and the species.
Another typical sign of violation of Kapha equilibrium is a sense of physical heaviness, which manifests itself primarily in the long period of acceleration after the rise in the morning.
As yet the experience is still limited by the body, but when it is felt without that limit then it is a sense of a wide ether filling all space, Akasha Brahman.
The reason for this explanation of position is a sense of moral duty to preserve and strengthen the dignity of the thousands of men and women who, tirelessly and with dedication, perform their duties as members of the Secretariat.
That clearly indicates its acknowledgement of the fact that there is a problem in the Conference on Disarmament,that something is not in order, that there is a sense of crisis; otherwise we would not need to talk about the revitalization, or, as our British colleague Ambassador Adamson said, I think a week or so ago, we would talk about the resuscitation of the Conference on Disarmament.
There is a sense that in so far as the nuclear weapons-possessing states are seen as amongst the strongest protectors of the CD, despite its stagnation, the CD in its paralysis is in effect"protecting" nuclear weapons.
These are the broad ambits of our policy aimed at ensuring that there is a sense of common purpose between the Council and the overall United Nations membership, on whose behalf the Council acts and which is also bound by the Council's decisions; I am referring, of course, to Article 24 and Article 25 of the Charter.
As for Russians, they have a double feeling of the return of Crimea:on the one hand, it is a sense of great-power supremacy pushing for the expansion and hegemonic claims; on the other hand, it is the sentiments of reunification of Russian people as the long-awaited triumph of justice.
But there's a sense.
It was a sense of awareness of true equality among humans, regardless of their skin color.
He's a sense offender!
There must be a sense of hope for societies.
But there must be a sense of proportion and moderation.
There was a sense of something incredible happening.
There shall be a sense of hope for the future.