Примеры использования More propitious на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There could not be a more propitious moment.
You know that the movements of the Luminaries could not possibly be more propitious.
Circumstances appear more propitious for the NPT than for a decade.
On balance, the international environment in the 1990s was more propitious than in the 1980s.
Mindful that international conditions are more propitious for the consolidation of the regime established by the Treaty of Tlatelolco.
Thus the conditions for economic growth appear to be more propitious now than before.
Circumstances were more propitious for a reaffirmation and strengthening of the Treaty regime than they had been for a decade.
I am sure that, if these principles are achieved,it will be more propitious both for our country and for the whole world.
Has there ever been a more propitious time to wean nuclear-weapon States from the senseless addiction to nuclear weapons?
In terms of the practical capabilities of issuing warnings, it is perhaps difficult to imagine more propitious circumstances.
The Inspectors believe that no occasion could be more propitious for an in-depth analysis of the subject than the present one.
The current window of opportunity is not limitless and there is little to suggest that the future will bring more propitious circumstances for a settlement.
The Union for Private Economic Enterprise would like a more propitious climate to be created in order to attract both domestic and foreign investments.
This is why I am inclined to name 1997 no less than a year of reflection, better information among delegations, andlaying the ground for a more propitious juncture.
In addition, a more propitious climate had been created for the establishment of additional nuclear-weapon-free zones in Africa, Asia and Latin America.
In Latin America and the Caribbean, for example,the atmosphere was now much more propitious for a total prohibition of nuclear weapons.
The present time is thus more propitious than any in the past for substantively addressing security and disarmament and related issues.
In those circumstances it might be better to schedule the special session at a more propitious time, but in any case not before 1998.
Having seen no progress during the period under review, the Special Committee reiterated the recommendations it had made in 2004,hoping that the coming year would be more propitious.
A number of possible confidence-building measures,designed to create an atmosphere more propitious to addressing the core issues, were explored at those meetings.
Such a decision will provide room for the CD to continue from where it has stopped andcommence work for a truly comprehensive test-ban treaty at a more propitious time.
The current international political situation is much more propitious for pursuing the original purposes and principles of the United Nations Charter.
With Fontenoy and the Redoubt of Eu still in French hands Cumberland and Königsegg had to decide whether to move forward orretreat and wait for a more propitious opportunity.
Yet, the wider global political conditions now prevailing cannot be more propitious for a major, concerted effort in resolving this perennial problem.
But, as in the other areas, we are in no way inclined to belittle such modest steps if they lead in the right direction andgive us something to build on once a more propitious climate prevails.
The timing of this session of the Disarmament Commission could not be more propitious given the fact that it is taking place just before the start of the next NPT review process.
Towards the end of this speech, delivered on 28 August 2003, the Ambassador stated:"We,representing the international community, cannot, and shall not await political circumstances to become more propitious to start work in the CD.
Nor has it yet been possible to identify any measures that might create a more propitious climate for efforts to resolve issues that at present seem intractable.
The number of sponsors had since risen to 156, a figure which was unprecedented in the history of the First Committee, orthe General Assembly and showed that the atmosphere for successful negotiations on a CTBT had never been more propitious.
However, the prospects for success are more propitious than before because the new generation of subregional organizations are now being driven more by economic considerations than by politics.