Примеры использования Tangible reality на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The enjoyment of freedoms today is a tangible reality.
But poverty also remains a tangible reality, even in the remotest corners of the globe.
Today I can report that this has become a tangible reality.
Gagarin's achievement also brought within human grasp, into tangible reality, a world that had long been celebrated in the masterpieces of imagination.
Translating the spirit of Montreux in tangible reality.
The rule of law has become a tangible reality, based on the Constitution adopted by referendum on 31 March 1996, which was followed by presidential and legislative elections.
We must translate the aspiration to development into a tangible reality.
The peace dividend must be a tangible reality, not an abstract notion.
It represents an opportunity to translate our collective aspirations into tangible reality.
Regardless of what the statistics say, the tangible reality does not agree with the statistics.
As the clocks tick and calendars turn pages,the verdict of Lord Nityananda manifests into a tangible reality.
The second step is taken by your Thought Adjuster to become a tangible reality when you reach out and begin this most awesome of relationships.
The linkage between terrorism and the proliferation of WMDs is no longer a theoretical abstraction, butrather an all too tangible reality.
I indicated then that peace was indeed a tangible reality in Mozambique.
We do not, therefore, need either the approval or the guidance of any other society orinstitution in order to evaluate this tangible reality.
This stated that colonial frontiers existing at the moment of decolonization constituted a tangible reality which all member states pledged themselves to respect.
However, this perspective requires us to make the appropriate, necessary efforts, without any hesitation or delay, so thatthis can become a tangible reality.
Now that the war had ended, the Constitution of 18 February had become a tangible reality and the country was reunified, women were entitled to demand all their rights.
The churches are a nexus for communities-and, even more, a place where the intersection of mind, body andspirit is a tangible reality.
The European Union has demonstrated that it is able to turn its promises into tangible reality by working closing with the national authorities and the United Nations family in Haiti.
It is incumbent on us all to devise the mechanisms andmobilize the means necessary to transform our agreed objectives into tangible reality for the peoples of the world.
Climate change has become a tangible reality, with rising global temperatures, flooding, droughts, storms and landslides affecting people's lives and assets and causing economic losses.
So, let us work to translate it into a tangible reality.
Climate change has become a tangible reality, with rising global temperatures, flooding, storms and landslides affecting people's lives and assets and causing economic and social losses.
Recently, cooperation between the United Nations andthe CSCE has become a tangible reality in many conflict situations.
These rights have today become a tangible reality, as borne out by increases in basic social services, such as health and education, as well as by the establishment of legal and legislative structures at the national level.
Recently, cooperation between the CSCE andthe United Nations has become a tangible reality in relation to many trouble spots.
That meeting was part of a process, started in Mecca and continued in Madrid,which aimed at translating the same noble goals we are discussing today into tangible reality.
The committee will strongly support the efforts being made to transform ideas about integrating women's needs into a tangible reality that takes into account the needs of women and men alike in the development system.
A national andlocal-level priority in the next phase should be to translate the language of the various national strategies on women into tangible reality.