Примеры использования Is to be truly на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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And if the evening is to be truly successful… There must be a toast. To Lee.
These negotiations are indispensable if this question is to be truly resolved.
If development is to be truly nationally owned, it requires more responsive national democratic politics.
Repairing this basic flaw in the system is essential if the Tribunal is to be truly independent and reliable.
If multilateralism is to be truly effective, it cannot be based on a search for the least common denominator.
The world's community of 1.1 billion Muslims must be represented on the Council if it is to be truly democratic.
And each time that something is to be truly built, it is in peace and silence and quietness that it must be done.
The possibility of cosmic self-destruction cannot be avoided if the evolving personality is to be truly free in the exercise of finite will.
If the Security Council is to be truly efficient and effective, we also need to rethink the way in which we view the role of the Security Council.
The asymmetries in the international economic system, involving, inter alia, trade in goods andservices, require urgent attention if development is to be truly universal and durable.
Your new form of governance,like the new financial system, is to be truly transparent and will rid the planet of its biggest blight: professional politicians!
Moreover, the Darfur-Darfur dialogue and reconciliation are core issues that should be addressed both during andafter the talks if the peace settlement is to be truly inclusive.
Its objectives must be in the interest of all if it is to be truly representative of all States, protect their rights and interests and ensure their stability.
Thus, the division of current staff members of the United Nations commonsystem between internal and external candidates seems an artificial barrier that should be abolished if system-wide mobility is to be truly promoted.
If urbanization is to be truly inclusive and sustainable, participatory mechanisms and integrated human settlements planning and management practices are crucial.
My delegation believes that this is essential if an arms trade treaty is to be truly effective and to make a difference as far as the future arms trade is concerned.
If reform of the Council is to be truly comprehensive and consistent with the spirit and realities of our time, then we must seek to remove- or at least, as a first step, restrict- the use of the veto power.
Such respect for the interests of all concerned, embodied in the documents of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development, in particular the Convention on Climate Change and the Convention on Biodiversity,is essential if cooperation to promote sustainable development is to be truly international and productive.
However, if the framework is to be truly comprehensive, some way other than merely stating requirements needs to be found to marry its operational aspects with funding.
In both the post-tsunami context and the successful resettlement programmes in the east ofthe country completed in the past two years, we realized that the pace of resettlement must not be forced, if it is to be truly safe and sustainable in the long term.
If the process of globalization which is taking place in our world is to be truly human, it requires the construction of a truly global community, based on the common good of all humanity, in which there is a sense of common responsibility for all, especially for the weakest.
Signs of polarization between Governments and new multi-donor funding mechanisms, as well as the intensive promotion of country-led processes that may not be aligned with donor timetables andagendas, will present challenges in future if the global process is to be truly country-led and sustain the inclusiveness that characterizes the L'Aquila statement and the Rome Principles.39.
Likewise, consolidation of democracy andinternational relations, if it is to be truly meaningful, must involve the enhancement of the General Assembly and the establishment of its role as the principal source of international law, as well as oversight over the three principal organs, in keeping with the United Nations Charter.
Just as an integrated approach to the sound management of chemicals is essential at the national level, so too will it be critical to maintain the involvement of the major intergovernmental organizations, including the secretariats of multilateral environmental agreement, andinternational financial institutions at the global level if SAICM is to be truly strategic and represent an advance on the status quo.
If much-vaunted macroeconomic equilibrium is to be truly beneficial and equitable, then what we need are effective State institutions, transparent management of public affairs, respect for human rights, universal participation in decision-making on issues of universal concern and the creation of a sound physical infrastructure.
If the Board is to be truly effective and representative, it must take into account and reflect the level of development achieved by Member States in the nuclear area as well as the increase in the membership of the Agency as a result of world-wide political changes and the emergence of new countries, particularly in Eastern and Central Europe.
If development is to be truly sustainable, and if humankind is to coexist in a more holistic relationship with the Earth, it is vital that natural systems are taken into account and natural resources managed in a sustainable way. This has been recognized at all major summits and conferences dealing with this issue from the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development in 1992 to the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development in 2012.
If the Court was to be truly universal, it was essential that all voices should continue to be heard.
Yet, if respect for human rights was to be truly universal, their interpretation must reflect the culture and values of every country.
This phenomenon, whose consequences are tragic, is so complex that all its dimensions must be grasped if our preventive measures are to be truly effective.