Примеры использования Practical realities на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The practical realities involved were understood by NGOs.
CPD opportunities need to occur as close to practical realities of the HWF rather than in academic centres 29.
The current criteria for independence according to the Code does not satisfy international approaches and current practical realities.
Such public positions do not address the practical realities and challenges faced in normalizing the society in Kosovo and providing for the well-being of its people.
While it had to respect the rights and appreciate the difficulties faced by the youth,it had to take into account the practical realities.
Direction for further research is adaptation of the proposed mechanism to the practical realities of activities of the machine-building enterprises in order to ensure a high level of efficiency in managerial decisions.
The world has changed dramatically since 1988, andthe agreements had to reflect the new political and practical realities, including current costs.
Those provisions were said to reflect the practical realities of international organizations, to be sufficiently flexible to take into account the varying functions and structure of such organizations and to provide a helpful consolidation of the general rules on the subject.
The recent adoption andentry into force of the Convention on Cluster Munitions illustrated the adaptability of international humanitarian law to the practical realities on the ground.
In these cases this Panel considers it appropriate to accept a level of documentation consistent with the practical realities of a difficult, uncertain and often hurried situation, taking into account the concerns necessarily involved.
On the matter of the death penalty, the delegation stated that, while it appreciated the position of the members of the international community, Saint Kitts andNevis worked in the context of practical realities on the ground.
The legal and practical realities do not permit any party in the island to decide unilaterally to enter any international body of which both Turkey and Greece are not members; and any such decision has to be taken mutually by the two co-founders.
That mix was the best guarantee of its achieving the necessary academic standard while keeping its work in line with the practical realities of the international community.
It was his hope that the other draft resolutions relating to Palestine to be adopted by the General Assembly would reflect the political and practical realities of the prevailing situation in the region, and he looked forward to the continued solidarity of the members of the Committee with a view to the early attainment by the Palestinian people of their inalienable rights.
The Special Rapporteur deems that it is important not to lose sight of the factthat prison systems are, although modified by real and challenging practical realities, the result of State and institutional policy.
Her delegation concurred with the general thrust of draft articles 4 and 6 and of the commentary thereon,which reflected the practical realities of international organizations and were sufficiently flexible to take into account the varying functions and structure of such organizations.
Therefore it does not appear to be either possible or worthwhile to define a concept which, of necessity, would have to be arrived at by common agreement on the basis of available scientific andtechnological inputs and the practical realities of the context.
Generally, CEB members found that part two of the report,while conceptually engaging, did not root its recommendations in sufficient analysis of the operational and practical realities at the country level and the organizational, political, legal, financial and administrative issues that would need to be addressed in moving towards the new system proposed by the Inspectors.
In closing, I wish to underline that this resolution not only contradicts the principle of the political equality of the two parties, which has also been accepted by the United Nations, but also is contrary to the political,legal and practical realities prevailing in Cyprus.
Her Government was committed to the rule of law as a universal value,whose application must also recognize local contexts and practical realities in order to achieve good governance and promote general welfare.
At the 61st session of the United Nations Commission on Human Rights, NACDL co-sponsored with other international NGOs a briefing titled"THE ROLE OF THE UN TOWARD ENDING EXECUTIONS,True Stories and Practical Realities in Africa and the U.S.A.
The cross-contamination of food preparations during production processes is a practical reality.
To take theory into practical reality, one merely has to take a watch apart, place its parts into a juice blender and turn the blender on.
The Forum spent a great deal of time debating ways in which democracy could be translated into concrete and practical reality.
Let us turn the message of hope embodied in our faiths into living and practical reality.
As two of the three members of the Trilateral Contact Group, Russia andUkraine have made clear commitments to turn that political support for peace into a practical reality on the ground.
What we need is patience andtime to allow such understanding to be translated into practical reality.
Consensus is necessary to activate and to translate into practical reality the provisions of the draft resolution.
It is also a practical reality that problems in one part of the world will not remain isolated for long.
These days, your daily rhythm of your biological clock doesn't always coincide with practical reality, making you go to bed sooner or in many cases later than you should.