Примеры использования Realistic chance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There is a realistic chance of ensuring peace in Ukraine.
As a result, the current strategy needed to be reshaped to have a realistic chance of success.
If there is to be a realistic chance of achieving the MDGs, action is needed now.
In Northern Ireland there is for the first time since early this century a realistic chance of lasting peace and stability.
Most people in member states see a realistic chance that within two decades, or perhaps even earlier, the EU will have disintegrated.
Called rubber banding,this gameplay mechanism allows other players or computers a realistic chance to catch up to the leading player.
Hence, the realistic chance to obtain non-debt-creating external resources is through increased net flows of official development assistance ODA.
For the first time since World War II, Renault had a realistic chance of breaking into the full size market segment outside France.
It's not enough to have only a burning desire to"restore Russia's might"; as an old joke puts it,one also has to"give God a realistic chance".
He is there to create- not to destroy(1),thus giving us a realistic chance of progressing on the path back home- where we truly belong.
Where indigenous peoples do not have the right to veto proposed initiatives,the consultation process should ensure that they have a realistic chance of affecting the outcome.
Yet despite their lack of progress,the talks in Geneva remain the most realistic chance to end the conflict in Syria and to establish a transitional governing body.
Support was expressed for allowing the procuring entity to terminate competitive dialogue with suppliers orcontractors that in the view of the procuring entity would not have a realistic chance of being awarded the contract.
Diplomatic activity combined with the necessary military action has for the first time provided a realistic chance to stop the war and the killing in Bosnia and Herzegovina and to establish a durable peace and the prospect of stability in the region.
The guiding principle should therefore be that an agenda item should be opened for discussion only if there was a realistic chance of achieving a meaningful result.
An alternative reason for limiting the number of participants is to ensure that each has a realistic chance of being awarded a contract under the framework agreement, and to encourage it to price its offer and to offer the best possible quality accordingly.
Serbia needs NATO as a mechanism of influence in Kosovo and Metohija,since it is clear that there never has been a realistic chance of Serbian forces returning to Kosovo.
In order to have a realistic chance of achieving this goal, the Turkish Cypriot side must have a negotiating partner who has come to terms with its heavy responsibility in the creation of the Cyprus issue, and who is willing and able to negotiate for a new partnership free of the devious tactics employed hitherto.
Accordingly, these conclusions offer, in the opinion of the Special Rapporteur, a realistic chance of achieving consensus if not complete agreement.
It was further remarked that, given the decisive changes that had occurred on the international scene, and with the presence ofthe International Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia, the establishment of a permanent criminal court stood a realistic chance of success.
The achievements of the past seven years give us the confidence to move forward, with a realistic chance of achieving all the Millennium Development Goals in time.
Unlike some systems with similar procurement methods, the Model Law does not give an unconditional right to the procuring entity to terminate competitive dialogue with a supplier or contractor, for example, only because in the view of the procuring entity that supplier orcontractor would not have a realistic chance of being awarded the contract.
But in view of the existing constraints on private and non-concessional flows of resources,the only realistic chance for many low-income African countries to obtain non-debt-creating investments is through increased net ODA flows, and more effective and selective use of borrowed resources.
Clearly debt forgiveness is the only answer to get out of the hole that many countries have fallen into, and have no realistic chance of getting out of by repaying their loans.
We must, however, caution art-importing nations to give serious consideration to the concerns expressed by Turkey and other art-rich nations with respect to compensation, retroactivity and like issues, so that a document that effectively addresses the problem andis acceptable to the greatest number of nations has a realistic chance of approval.
Further, the remedies must not only be theoretically available, butthere must also be a realistic chance that the redress would be effective.
It is essential that Governments andUnited Nations agencies focus specifically on the particular situation of widows if the Millennium Development Goals are to have any realistic chance of being reached.
Internally displaced persons in protracted situations often live in inhumane conditions and have no realistic chance of accessing opportunities to earn a living.
We trust that we will create the conditions for a World Summit that will build a truly universal andinclusive global information society in which there is a realistic chance for a better life for all.
African least developed countries still face huge financing gaps that must be filled if they are to have a realistic chance of meeting the Millennium Development Goals.