Примеры использования Practical reality на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The cross-contamination of food preparations during production processes is a practical reality.
Consensus is necessary to activate and to translate into practical reality the provisions of the draft resolution.
Let us turn the message of hope embodied in our faiths into living and practical reality.
It is also a practical reality that problems in one part of the world will not remain isolated for long.
Action must be taken to ensure that women's equality under the law became a practical reality.
Our experience, like that of many other States,is that in practical reality difficult policy choices need to be made.
What we need is patience andtime to allow such understanding to be translated into 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.
The MPEG-4 SA project developed at the Media Lab made structured audio a practical reality and the Aspen Movie Map was the precursor to the ideas in Google Street View.
The problem is that, 25 years later, sustainable development remains a generally agreed concept, rather than a day-to-day,on-the-ground, practical reality.
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.
According to FIACAT,there is a flagrant disparity between the right of any victim to report acts of violence committed by an authority exercising law enforcement functions and the practical reality.
As to the constitutional and legislative prohibitions on torture,the complainant observes that the practical reality is that torture is frequently resorted to by the security agencies.
If we fail to do this, the possibility of the use of force or the threat of force against outer space objects as well as attacks from space against the earth will become a practical reality.
Laws providing for joint titles to land often ignore the practical reality that women rarely acquire title and face homelessness when husbands sell the house or property without informing them.
Two decades ago economic historians and even many Biblical scholars thought that the Jubilee Year was merely a literary creation,a utopian escape from practical reality.
Because our political commitment to disarmament is so bound up with this decision,I believe the practical reality is this: we will never achieve a world free of nuclear weapons unless we first achieve a world free of nuclear explosions.
Small-island developing countries will need the combined partnership andsupport of the international community if they are to have a realistic chance of making the Programme a practical reality.
Free transit is an irrefutable practical reality, a tangible and everyday phenomenon; under this regime, goods and vehicles, trucks and trains make their way, under all circumstances and at all times, to and from the ports of Arica and Antofagasta, and an oil pipeline extends to them.
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.
This practical reality is underscored by the President's definitive declaration to the United Nations General Assembly last September, when he said,"In the face of disturbing signs, I renew my call on the nuclear States to abide by that moratorium as we(Mr. Holum, United States) negotiate to stop nuclear testing for all time.
Any economic, including entrepreneurial,activities are carried out in accordance with economic lawsand restrictions(as a purely theoretical and practical reality- the legal framework).
The fact that some detainees upon their release are returning to combat underscores the ongoing nature of the armed conflict with alQaida and the practical reality that in defending itself against alQaida, the United States must proceed very carefully in its determination of whether a detainee no longer poses a threat to the United States and its allies.
As we welcome the efforts of the High Representative for the Alliance of Civilizations,we would like to point out with a note of caution that this noble concept is still more a theory than a practical reality.
The Vienna Conventions-- with their well-known gaps that the Guide to Practice has endeavoured to fill-- are only the tip of the iceberg of the reservations dialogue;it has become an undisputed practical reality and an integral part of the reservations regime, to which it brings a degree of flexibility while increasing its effectiveness.
This provides a base guidance for strengthening health systems around PHC to achieve health for all andultimately transform the vision set out in the 1978 declaration into a practical reality.
As this is not simply a theoretical proposition, but a practical reality to be addressed by the armed forces in many countries, a number of States, including Germany, the Netherlands, the United Kingdom and the United States, have recognized that those persons who voluntarily serve in the armed forces may apply for conscientious objector status.
In 2009, building on what is now the Wolfram Language,we introduced Wolfram|Alpha-for the first time making large-scale computational knowledge a practical reality, and introducing a host of unexpected new technology directions.
The flexibility and the spirit of accommodation demonstrated by the Group of 77 in the search for universality must be matched by a similar commitment and willingness to cooperate on the part of the developed countries,in making these mechanisms a practical reality.