Примеры использования Sine qua non на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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But a sine qua non of the latter.
To this end, growth is the sine qua non.
All of this constitutes a sine qua non for the establishment of such a zone.
Iv Concordant testimony from the two sheikhs is not a sine qua non for eligibility.
All of this constitutes a sine qua non for the establishment of such a zone.
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For most people andmost countries, economic growth is the sine qua non of development.
They are sine qua non for our continuous work and presence in the country.
Good governance was a sine qua non for development.
Unfortunately, this is not the above case since exceeding the limit amount is a sine qua non.
Today, democracy has become the sine qua non of legitimacy.
Nationality is a sine qua non to the espousal of a diplomatic claim on behalf of a private claimant.
Thought-stunting, bat-blind stupidity is the sine qua non of incarceration.
First, information is a sine qua non for a body such as the Conference to perform its functions.
Strong political support from the Member States would remain the sine qua non for success.
Realization of this right is a sine qua non for the realization of all other rights.
The objective application of United Nations principles, without discrimination, is a sine qua non.
A complaint by the victim should not be a sine qua non for instituting proceedings.
Without this sine qua non, it will not be possible to forward in the battle to free the world from the environmental crisis.
From this point of view,distance is a conditio sine qua non of the medial phenomenon as such.
Aside from the sine qua non of friendship, team members should meet three criteria which in my opinion are of equal importance: competence, humor.
A clear definition of such crimes was a sine qua non in efforts to curb criminal activity.
The participation of people of African descent in the development of policies andprogrammes was a sine qua non for their success.
This number is the factor, sine qua non, in the production of occult astral phenomena.
The Russian Federation attaches great importance to ensuring the safety of its nuclear facilities, viewing it as a condition sine qua non for developing the nuclear energy industry.
Signing of the Charter was a sine qua non for membership of the Caribbean Community.
Decentralisation of superior courts to grassroots level and capacitation of the Legal Aid Directorate in both human andmaterial resources remains a sine qua non aspect of Zimbabwe's justice delivery system.
Political commitment is a conditio sine qua non in building confidence and increasing stability.
However, that did not mean that consent by a State was a sine qua non of the Court's jurisdiction.
The Netherlands considers transparency a sine qua non for effectively combating illicit trade in all kinds of small arms and light weapons, including MANPADS.
The capacity to listen,inter alia to"hear" those who are silent, is a sine qua non of any reflection and debate on values.