Примеры использования Profound political на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Profound political changes have taken place in many countries.
So this is all a family affair,except that it raises some profound political questions.
Its priority has been to ensure that the profound political and economic change does not result in global conflict.
The July 5 referendum was Greece's latest"oxi moment," and provided Tsipras two profound political benefits.
The current global context is marked by profound political upheavals that gravely threaten international peace and security.
For example, Mediterranean citizens and governments realize that it is indispensable to implement profound political reforms.
The profound political crisis in the Syrian Arab Republic has further hindered progress towards the delineation and the demarcation of the border between Lebanon and Syria.
At present Russia is consistently implementing profound political and economic reforms.
Such an amendment might carry profound political and legal ramifications and might endanger the delicate balance between the various organs of the Organization.
The Czech Republic is currently undergoing profound political and economic changes.
Mr. Vohidov(Uzbekistan)(spoke in Russian):The last decade of the twentieth century will go down in the history of mankind as an era of profound political changes.
Profound political changes have occurred in the Middle East and North Africa in response to popular calls for greater accountability, transparency and the rule of law.
We all know that this is because the structural reform of a principal organ has profound political implications.
It is no wonder that the Convention has had a profound political, economic and legal effect and is a dominant influence on the conduct of States in marine matters.
Of special interest to him was the emerging democratic climate as a result of recent and profound political changes in the country.
During this period of profound political change in the Middle East, it is imperative for the future stability of the region that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict be resolved.
The authors of the appeal recall that the apostasy of God always causes profound political, economic and social crises in any country.
Because there is a profound political interest in knowledge on immigrant related issues, there is substantial funding on both developing and analysing statistics in this field.
I am acutely conscious ofthe unsustainable status quo, which is thrown into sharper relief by the profound political changes in the region.
The never-ending war, which has plunged the country into a profound political, economic and humanitarian crisis, has inflicted great suffering on the people of Afghanistan, consigning them to new hardships.
My country, Bolivia, located at the heart of South America, has just overcome,with sacrifice and deprivation, a profound political crisis.
The profound political changes that had taken place in North Africa and the Middle East since 2011 had occurred in response to popular calls for accountability, transparency and the rule of law.
I am acutely conscious of the unsustainable status quo, which is only thrown into sharper relief by the profound political changes now under way in the region.
The profound political changes of recent years, in particular the appearance of new subjects of international law following State successions, only highlighted the timeliness and difficulty of the topic.
Nevertheless, over the past decade this model fell into crisis,revealing its profound political, economic and social limitations.
This is all the more regrettable because of the profound political risks that many Governments in Africa have run by faithfully implementing painful structural adjustment programmes that have had a severe impact on their peoples.
It is impossible to defend various motives used to plunge Ukraine into the abyss of a civil war and a profound political crisis, from the positions of reasonable logic.
Some of these had profound political differences, but all agreed on the need to avoid practices, notably the conditions in institutions of detention or remand, that would fall foul of the international legal prohibition of torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment.
The first republican attempt in the history of Spain was a short experience, characterized by profound political and social instability and violence.
While regretting that the members of the Council had been slow to grasp the full security implications of such a profound political transformation, one interlocutor commended their active engagement in the events and their willingness to move beyond an Africa-centric agenda.