Примеры использования Must obviously на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The authenticity of a unilateral act must obviously be indisputable.
But first, we must obviously get out of the conditioning.
To leave it, orsimply to get to the bottom of it, we must obviously go further- or deeper.
Such allegations must obviously be a matter for serious concern.
However, for programmes to have a positive impact,the community must obviously also be responsive.
The cornea must obviously keep clear to allow you to see properly.
The countries chosen to demonstrate"best" practices must obviously be examples of successful practice.
This must obviously remain a compelling priority for all of us.
For if peace is to mean more than just the absence of war, it must obviously have a close relationship to economic development.
We must obviously harness this new technology in creating an atmosphere of peace.
Again our renunciation must obviously be an inward renunciation;
To live in the self is of course the proper object of withdrawal andto live in the self brings the higher experiences which must obviously be helpful and not harmful.
The United Nations system must obviously play a pivotal role in that response.
In order for the participation of citizens in the functioning of societies to acquireits full meaning and realize its full potential, certain conditions must obviously be met.
The choice of modulus must obviously be such that the results will fit in the block size.
My last point is that we have all noted that the United Nations resorts increasingly to groups of eminent experts andstudy groups, which must obviously be paid.
Safeguards, while necessary, must obviously be confined to the respective State's obligations.
Mr. Patch(Australia), referring also to recommendation Z,said that a person that entered a shorter duration in the notice of registration than that contained in the security agreement must obviously be bound by the shorter duration.
Any action taken at that level must obviously be consistent with the principles of the Charter.
Since the Court clearly considered the obligations to outlaw aggression, genocide, slavery and racial discrimination to be of equal importance,its assumption must obviously have been that breaches of such obligations are also equally serious.
Consequently, the Gender Equality Act must obviously be taken into account when the provision is interpreted.
If the restricting legislation as such- in the present matter the 1907 Act on Public Meetings- is considered as being within the limits of article 21(a fact not contested by the author and recognized by the Committee)the relevant law must obviously be applied in a uniform manner to all cases falling under its scope.
Finally, the question must obviously arise of whether the Base would actually have sufficient stocks to meet the projected requirements of new missions.
The penalties to be established by States are not specified but must, obviously, take into account the grave nature of the offence.
While we must obviously intervene to contain and arrest raging conflicts, we must not be oblivious to the need to pay equal attention to nascent conflict situations.
The report relates to human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran in the year 1994, although it must obviously be read in the light of the reports submitted by the Special Representative since 1986.
Reimposition of capitalism must obviously come about as the result of a process in which elements of continuity with previous modes of social and economic life will survive, as an indigenous bourgeoisie is formed from fragments of other classes and strata.
It refers to the situation of human rights in the Islamic Republic of Iran during 1993, although it must obviously be read in the light of the reports submitted by the Special Representative since 1986.
A comprehensive strategy must obviously take into account the fact that public safety is affected by the large number of crimes committed by individuals who have already faced criminal sanctions but have not yet desisted from crime.