Примеры использования Their reluctance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This was the point made to explain their reluctance to arrest Jesus.
Their reluctance probably stemmed from the fact that Fatma was pregnant.
Unfortunately, not all agreed to move and their reluctance later proved to be fatal.
Their reluctance to act is all about keeping their power, and they know that eventually they will have to bow down to your wishes.
If that was the case, he asked whether measures had been taken to overcome their reluctance to be identified.
Their reluctance is particularly relevant given that many violations, including detention, torture and dismissal from employment, continue to occur.
For them- it's just a way of expression, a way to tease society,emphasizing their reluctance to obey his canons.
The Ombudsmen reiterated their reluctance to perform the NPM functions and reaffirmed that in the present circumstances they did not consider themselves to be the NPM.
It turned out that about 75% of American soldiers have expressed their reluctance to participate in a possible intervention.
Their reluctance to leave their communities, or to interact with members of the majority community(and vice versa), is widening an already deep ethnic divide.
It hence comes as no surprise that they raise the bogey of so-called insecurity to mask their reluctance to pursue political dialogue.
Their reluctance to provide information to the Secretary-General on a regular basis has become a worrisome feature of the quinquennial surveys and analytical reports.
Because the developed countries benefited greatly from migration, their reluctance to accede to the Convention reflected a certain level of hypocrisy.
For instance, the competition especially among committees set up under various sectors at the local level,result in duplication due to their reluctance to working together.
Such events clearly demonstrate the non-compliance of both countries and their reluctance in discharging their legal obligations under the Treaty provisions.
Their reluctance to grant long-term residence rights to large numbers of foreigners implies setting conditions of stay and work that reduce the chances for the economic and social integration of migrants, thus increasing the social costs resulting from the marginalization that ensues.
One of the challenges of raising capital with foreign creditors is their reluctance or refusal to invest while the embargo is in place.
Moreover, the irresponsible behaviour of States-- and their reluctance to comply with their commitments-- limited verification capabilities and global terror, including the involvement of non-State actors in WMD proliferation-- have strengthened the host of threats to international security and stability.
Some of the States which remain outside areinvolved in certain conflicts, and they articulate their reluctance to join the Convention in the framework of such conflicts.
Such numbers indicate that, despite their reluctance to import foreign workers, the rapidly growing economies of the region may have to do so if they are to remain competitive.
The restructuring process has proven to be very difficult due to the interests of the different political andethnic groups in the Federation and their reluctance to cooperate with one another.
Such events clearly demonstrate the non-compliance of both countries and their reluctance to discharge their legal obligations under the provisions of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons.
Quotas were certainly important, but it was also necessary to educate and empower women so as toenable them to overcome their fears and their reluctance to play a more active role in public life.
Master Sergeant J. stated that due to the number of the settlement's inhabitants and their reluctance to vacate the settlement, the group of policemen called for additional assistance and soon a vehicle with five or six colleagues in plainclothes from the Police Station of New Belgrade arrived at the scene.
The reason for thissecond situation may be enough, in particular the low level of teacher training, andsometimes direct their reluctance to make disciples, as well as lack of desire, the motivation of students.
The interviewed parents of healthy children give the following arguments to sustain their reluctance: behaviour of children with disabilities stresses the healthy children, the teacher pays too much attention and time to the child with SEN, disadvantaging the other peers, and children with SEN are disruptive of classes234.
The Draft Law"On Television and Radio" aroused unpreceded in Armenia interest and legislative activity of journalistic community,so the legislators should not try to disguise their reluctance to take into consideration the initiative"from below" as absence of such.
His Government could not continue those efforts alone, anddonor countries must take responsibility for their reluctance to support alternative development projects in the Bekaa Valley, where the bulk of Indian hemp was grown.
Once at destination,migrants who remain in an irregular situation may face further health risks associated with unsafe working conditions and with their reluctance to seek medical treatment because of fear of detection and deportation.
It is important to act with courage anddetermination with regard to the trend towards proliferation among the States in the region, their reluctance to comply with their arms control commitments, and their tendency to shelter and support terrorist organizations.