Примеры использования Must be real на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Must be real!
So they must be real.
I must be real special.
Yeah, your mom must be real proud.
I must be real dumb, because it seems like you owe me.
And oncology… that must be real interesting.
However, there must be real possibilities for more active participation by the East Timorese in this process of dialogue and negotiations.
In all my pictures everything must be real.
It must be real!
Experts stressed that independence must be real and not illusory.
There must be real animosity there.
That which is at the heart of all existence--the world's and yours--must be real, if anything can be.
They must be real.
However, as Raul Prebisch declared when UNCTAD was established in 1964,the reciprocity of international economic relations must be real.
The change must be real and the momentum must be sustained.
The address format is like this: Name of recipient Name of post office(optional)Hong Kong The name of recipient must be real and in full.
The employment opportunities must be real, realistic and meaningful.
There must be real recognition of the economic disparities and the conditions of inequality that make a mockery of the very idea of free trade.
Emission reductions resulting from any CDM project activity must be real, measurable and of long-term benefit Article 12 of the Kyoto Protocol, para. 5.
With reference to different decisions of the Committee and the European Court of Human Rights,the State party recalls that the alleged risk of torture must be real, and not a mere possibility.
Independence must be real and effective with adequate financial and human resources.
Although Belgium legally committed itself to reaching this target, the coalition would like to stress at the same time that the increase in the budget must be real, and not brought about artificially through broadening ODA-eligibility criteria at the OECD level.
In addition, there must be real possibilities of human and economic development.
It would perhaps be useful to specify that article 14 encompassed access to the courts in cases regarding the determination of criminal charges against individuals or of their rights and obligations in a suit at law andthen to add that access must be real for everyone.
In any event, the alleged harm must be real and quantifiable and must affect a specific individual or group of persons.
In relation to the State party's contention under article 12 of the Covenant, that Jessica has the right to be reunited with her father as a child and as an individual within a family,counsel submits that a claim concerning a family life must be real and not hypothetical, like in the case of Jessica.
But the risk of such treatment must be real, i.e. be the necessary and foreseeable consequence of deportation.
In A.R.J. v Australia, the Committee stated that"what is at issue in this case is whether by deporting Mr. J. to Iran, Australia exposes him to a real risk(that is, a necessary and foreseeable consequence) of a violation of his rights under the Covenant" andthat"the risk of such treatment must be real, i.e. be the necessary and foreseeable consequence of deportation to Iran.
Such a presence must be real and effective and could take the form of official observers in sufficient numbers, provided with a clear mandate.
It adds that it is well established that the risk of a violation of article 7 must be real in the sense that the risk of a violation must be the necessary and foreseeable consequence of a person's return.