Примеры использования Practical necessity на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Addressing systemic issues is an urgent practical necessity.
And we believe it is a moral and practical necessity to address the needs of terrorist victims.
To help one another to have a better life is a moral imperative as well as a practical necessity.
Though new windows were not a caprice but a practical necessity for those who was setting up a flat or an office in"wooden blocks.
Increasingly, it is from this perspective that democracy is being seen today- as a practical necessity.
Practical necessity of efficient schemes' creation for calculating coordinates in accordance with any ellipsoid's characteristics.
In 1960, Licklider publicly rationalised the practical necessity for creating computers.
The modest initial steps to establish the Register in 1991 were recognized and accepted as a practical necessity.
A notice-registration system also removes any practical necessity for a one-to-one relationship between the registration and the security agreement.
However, Nepalese legislation represented a middle ground between theoretical ideals and practical necessity.
This is not only an old tradition in Finnish Lapland but also a practical necessity, as unemployment figures are exceptionally high in Finnish Lapland.
The modest initial steps to establish the Register in 1991 were recognized and accepted as a practical necessity.
Limiting board membership may become a practical necessity in the future and may also presage a scarcity of willing and able directors.
I thank all Member States for establishing by consensus the Ad Hoc Open-ended Working Group-- a technical and practical necessity.
The study emphasized that international cooperation is both a practical necessity for dealing with this global problem and a general human rights obligation.
I believe that such a course of events, involving Putin"coming out of the closet", is not only theoretically possible, butmay even become a practical necessity for the Kremlin.
Unless it becomes a practical necessity for a citizen to inform authorities of the change of place of residence, the system is likely to continue under-register residential changes.
General political consent is therefore a simple practical necessity, as well as an ideal.
The present procedures indicated in paragraph 3 of the draft resolution should be flexible andopen to future modification and development in response to experience and practical necessity.
This condition is a practical necessity in order to support a rate of growth of income adequate to provide the means to pay for the rapid expansion of residential energy consumption.
Burden or responsibility sharing was described as not just a financial question, buta humanitarian concept and a"practical necessity", which should remain a priority issue for the Executive Committee.
Nevertheless, experience and practical necessity demand that the Special Rapporteur make efforts to hold regular exchanges with his regional counterparts on thematic issues, as well as country situations.
The same author quotes Plato,who when faced with the technology of a seagoing ship considered it a practical necessity that it must function in a societal context of one captain and an unquestionably obedient crew.
Without prejudice to the authority of any of these officials, there is a practical necessity to engage the troop contributors in dialogue in order to establish clear understandings about the mandate and the goal of the mission from the outset, thus also enhancing prospects for unity of command once troops are in the field.
On April 30, 2012, King published an article in The Daily Beast calling for rich Americans, including himself, to pay more taxes,citing it as"a practical necessity and moral imperative that those who have received much should be obligated to pay… in the same proportion.
On the first point, his delegation had yet to be persuaded of the legal or practical necessity for elaborating a new framework for international cooperation; in its view, Member States were already sufficiently guided in that respect by the 1963 Declaration of Legal Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space and the 1967 Outer Space Treaty.
Increased membership, to include at least four developing and four industrialized nations as permanent members, and 12 developing and five industrialized nations on the rotating membership of the Security Council,is a political and practical necessity which will go a long way in helping the Council to maintain world peace and security.
It is not clear what is the true basis for this perception, butit may be related to the practical necessity of some form of(credit?) currency to support the specialization of labour, the perceived benefits of which were detailed by Adam Smith in The Wealth of Nations.
The practical need to separate the meso-level as a separate hierarchical stage of the economic structure, traditionally consisting of macro- and microlevels,is explained both by the need to expand the methodological tools of economic science and practical necessity, since it is assumed that meso-level is the space for the formation and consolidation of innovative solutions needed to ensure Growth.
The modest steps taken to establish the Register in 1991 were then recognized and accepted as a practical necessity since the evolutionary nature of this mechanism was abundantly clear from resolution 46/36 L. There was also a prescribed time-frame for that evolution to be completed, that being completion of the work of the 1994 Group of Governmental Experts which was mandated to undertake this task.