Примеры использования There is real на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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What you saw there is real.
There is real you like in a fairy tale!
To lose weight, there is real food.
If there is real progress, we must support it and move forward.
In fact, events of the past few days in Iran confirm that there is real cause for concern.
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There is real money Texas Hold'em type games offered in the BackBet.
So far, there has been no unity in national approaches to these issues, but there is real potential for their significant rapprochement.
There is real hope of achieving sustained economic growth". ibid., p. 11.
It is becoming increasingly clear that Jamaicamay not achieve some of those targets, while in some areas there is real danger that progress already achieved could be reversed.
Ii There is real likelihood that the child or young person will abscond from the residence; and.
The Committee on the Rights of the Child has asserted that return of a child should in no cases be contemplated to a country where there are substantial grounds for believing that there is real risk of irreparable harm to the child.
There is real freedom of speech, political criticism, outspoken media and multiparty competition.
The Human Development Report of 2005 further warns,"There is real danger that the next 10 years will deliver far less for Human Development than has been promised.
There is real political will regarding the first measure, and the measure appears to be well under way.
The entry into force of this mechanism andthe progress made in implementing it prove to us that the desired objectives can be achieved when countries have common interests and when there is real cooperation and political will.
And there is real selectivity with respect to the interpretation of the canonic rules-on both sides.
While the humanitarian community has increased efforts to meet people's urgent needs in all affected areas, there is real concern that programmes may not be sustainable beyond the short term because of lack of funding.
There is real concern over some of these measures, not least the"deport first, appeal later" proposals.
It is important to ensure smooth working relationships between the permanent andnon-permanent members of the Security Council, as there is real potential for the marginalization of the latter by excluding them from consultations on issues hotly pursued by one or more permanent members.
There is real potential in your chart to reorient your career around the health, nourishment, and nurturing of children.
In this connection, my delegation welcomes the opening of the first session of the International Seabed Authority's assembly, the resumption of which on 27 February next in Kingston will, if there is real political will, no doubt, enable us to provide the final impetus needed for the actual and resolute implementation of one of the main aspects of the 1982 Convention.
If there is real ground for doubt, that doubt should ordinarily be resolved in favour of recusal.
Special procedural protection is to be established if owing to their testimonies there is real endangerment of their lives, health, property or lawful interests, or they have received threat of such endangerment, or there are sufficient reasons to believe that endangerment may take place.
There is real momentum, because the international community has banded together in a sustained, unprecedented effort.
In such circumstances the Divine may have to bide his time; but if there is real hunger in the heart, all that cannot prevent the final realisation; still, it may have to wait till the obstructions are removed or at least so much cleared out as to admit an unimpeded working of the Divine Power on the surface nature.
There is real concern that no legal steps have been taken to implement domestically the Convention against Torture.
In the Muslim world there is real understanding and approval of major changes in the Russian system of Islamic education.
There is real potential in your chart to reorient your career around the health, nourishment, and nurturing of children.
In this regard, there is real need for special earmarking of the preparatory stage in the process of production itself.
There is real hope today because, first and foremost, many developing countries have succeeded in lifting millions of people out of impoverishment and despair.