Примеры использования Some satisfaction на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I will need to get some satisfaction too.
I will take care of my uncle and I will take care of Mikey P, andI will get some satisfaction.
Harry saw, with some satisfaction, that his uncle looked vaguely panicky.
I was planning garden shears, actually. Some satisfaction for my John.
I hope there is some satisfaction in being the final victim of the Chesapeake Ripper.
Today we can look back at our first 10 years with some satisfaction.
Let's hope he got some satisfaction from being proved right.
Crick wrote"so many people pray that one finds it hard to believe that they do not get some satisfaction from it.
Vengeance might give you some satisfaction, but let me remind you who you are.
The multilateral disarmament agenda, as we see it, gives us some satisfaction and some concern.
You know, I do get some satisfaction in knowing that sometimes the old-fashioned way still works.
Your dissatisfaction is not total:you are still hankering for some satisfaction somewhere, for some gratification somewhere.
I do it with some satisfaction, as the monitoring mechanism is now running fairly well.
If in our deliberation here we can nurture the emergence and acceptance of just a few innovations in disarmament and international security,we should take some satisfaction in our efforts.
I believe that all delegations can take some satisfaction from the results of our efforts here.
I can say with some satisfaction that the United Nations family today acts with greater unity of purpose and coherence of effort than it did a year ago.
Mr. HAMIDON ALI(Malaysia)said that Malaysia viewed with some satisfaction the outcome of the first session of the Preparatory Committee.
I must say with some satisfaction that, both in 2003 and 2006, we were able to make encouraging progress on the United Nations Register of Conventional Arms.
Our States parties have every reason to commemorate with some satisfaction that important milestone in the history of disarmament.
We must draw some satisfaction and a great deal of strength, courage and confidence from our successes.
Despite the persistent obstacles and multiple constraints, the notable progress made since last year in the implementation of NEPAD andthe hoped for support of the international community give us grounds for some satisfaction and reassure us that the collective approach taken by Africa was correct and that it will be able to pull the continent out of its stagnation and underdevelopment.
We, however, draw some satisfaction from the belief that old CD Ambassadors, like old soldiers, never die.
Suppose there would be some satisfaction, but, at the moment, we have a more pressing concern.
It is a matter of some satisfaction that the Secretary-General in his report has sought to highlight this imbalance.
It is a matter of some satisfaction that the Group of Seven, in Halifax, accorded importance to the evolving Agenda for Development.
We can also express some satisfaction at the progress achieved in institutional development, international consensus-building, public participation and private-sector contributions.
We could point with some satisfaction to the fact that, through the combined efforts of people working together across borders, there is an emerging sense of accomplishment in responding to these new threats to human security.
Maybe the Kremlin is deriving some satisfaction from abetting the US in what it sees as a losing battle in Afghanistan, letting the Taliban give US troops some of the medicine inflicted on Soviet troops in yesteryear?
On the other hand, it was a matter of some satisfaction that at least three of the permanent missions identified in previous reports as carrying substantial indebtedness had made some progress in reducing their debt.
It was a matter of some satisfaction that we managed to complete the work of the Ad Hoc Open-ended Working Group on an Agenda for Development and the Open-ended High-Level Working Group on the Strengthening of the United Nations System.