Примеры использования Is emblematic на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Red is emblematic of courage and sacrifice.
Marie Le Pen's plan to destroy the euro is emblematic.
This motif is emblematic for the luxury fashion house.
The deaths of Special Representative Sergio Vieira de Mello and of other colleagues is emblematic of the tragedy suffered.
Her life story is emblematic for many migrant domestic workers.
Andy Bernard, the rudderless trust fund"child-slash-middle manager,"whose incompetence is emblematic of a declining American economy.
The current food crisis is emblematic of the spate of humanitarian crises in West Africa.
Although it was probably the fourth-century bishop Hilary of Poitiers who introduced this theme into western exegesis,Augustine's analogy based on likeness is emblematic of such a style of interpretation.
This is emblematic of the attitudes and reactions that undermine the implementation of multilingualism.
The current crisis in Darfur is emblematic of that problem.
This incident is emblematic of the shrinking space for civil society activity in the Russian Federation.
The recent WHO Regional Committee for Europe resolution EUR/RC60/R6,entitled"Health in foreign policy and development cooperation: public health is global health", is emblematic of the growing engagement of WHO in this arena.
This is emblematic of a deeper resurgence in corporate spending- as witnessed in durable goods orders.
Although this submission focuses primarily on Colombia, it is emblematic of issues faced across numerous minority groups throughout many countries in the Americas.
The September 2010 report of the WHO Regional Office for Europe RegionalCommittee entitled"Health in foreign policy and development cooperation: public health is global health" is emblematic of the scope of the growing engagement of WHO in this arena.
This case is emblematic of the tens of thousands of cases of disappearance witnessed over the past 30 years in Sri Lanka and remain unresolved.
The author maintains that the lack of access to quality medical care during delivery is emblematic of systemic problems in the way human resources are managed in the Brazilian health system more generally.
The case is emblematic of the desperation that communities throughout Cambodia feel in resolving their land disputes, and the ensuing civil unrest.
The dynamic leadership provided by Mr. ElBaradei is emblematic of the commendable work being performed by the Agency, at times in very difficult circumstances.
The case is emblematic for what it reveals about impunity for crimes which appear to possess a political dimension, the independence of the judiciary, the ability of the courts to render effective remedies for human rights violations and for the underlying concern it raises about trade union freedoms in Cambodia.
This discourse, which has traditionally been used in the political sphere byextreme right-wing parties and, increasingly, by supposedly democratic parties, is emblematic of the setbacks being observed in efforts to combat racism, as it signals a kind of racist return of the repressed, a reformulation of the old justification of political domination on the grounds of the inferiority or cultural backwardness of the community that is dominated or discriminated against.
The handshake between Mr. Yitzhak Rabin andMr. Yasser Arafat is emblematic of the close of this century, a symbol indicating that history is not over, as some have suggested, but rather that it is just beginning, after a long, dark and turbulent pre-history, in which the mark of Cain has always prevailed over the profound desire for lasting peace felt by all peoples.
For instance, reform of the Security Council, a body that is emblematic of the leadership of the United Nations, should proceed in a manner that enhances its moral authority through democracy, accountability and efficiency.
Rwanda and Bosnia and Herzegovina are emblematic tragedies of our times.
The Bulletin identifies cases that are emblematic of a wider picture and no case is reported in the Bulletin unless it has been thoroughly investigated and the facts established.
Certain technological innovations are emblematic of different phases of development, e.g. the first industrial revolution is identified with the steamship and the development of railways.
The festival was emblematic of the age-old traditions of good-neighbourly relations, friendship, brotherhood, respect and interest in national culture, traditions, ceremonies and customs linking the Turkmen and Uzbek peoples.
In accordance with Elizabethan stylistic conventions, they are emblematic, here representing the Welsh properties of Edward Somerset, Earl of Worcester, to which his son Lord Herbert was the heir.
D technology may well be emblematic of the early 90 until the middle of this decade, but still it is older than this.
All of those meetings are emblematic of the commitment of the two organizations and their main organs to enhancing the institutional dialogue between them.