Примеры использования This divide на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We cannot let this divide us.
The brilliance of Hitchcock is that his work crossed this divide.
Yes, I remain convinced that the only answer to this divided world must be a truly United Nations.
How do official statistics andindicators capture this divide?
This divide between form and substance constitutes a violation of the human rights of indigenous people.
We practice to remove this divide.
This divide further marginalizes the poor, the rural communities, and other disadvantaged groups such as women, the disabled and the elderly.
The change in Chechen politics after the Second Chechen War consolidated this divide.
The essential- and durable- difference between the networks East and West of this divide lies in the character and density of the network.
The credibility of the United Nations will depend on its ability to overcome this divide.
To address this divide, the realignment creates clusters of expertise around the five key thematic focus areas.
If all bananas do not fit,then grind them in parts and, in accordance with this, divide the milk evenly.
This divide in the activities of the women's organizations has resulted uncoordinated and disjointed efforts in the mission for the advancement of women.
Political leaders on both sides must demonstrate renewed commitment to bridging this divide and act accordingly.
At the heart of this divide sit different views of risk and individual beliefs regarding public involvement in making decisions about large-scale high technology.
Second, the fighting andresultant reactions to it reveal the growing divide within SLM/A. It is already clear that this divide could be an obstacle at the negotiating table.
It is important that we are aware of how this divide differentially affects women and that where we have success stories these are evaluated and analysed and good practice is spread.
Member States also recognized that a gender digital divide exists, and reaffirmed their commitment to women's empowerment andto integrating a gender equality perspective to overcome this divide.
However, as long as this divide with regard to access to the DSU system persists, the objective of injecting stability into the international trading system by providing a redress mechanism will remain illusory.
A number of speakers pointed to the Secretary-General's millennium report(A/54/2000),in which he offered a timely analysis of this divide, characterizing it as a very serious problem facing the world in the twenty-first century.
It will be demonstrated that in some countries this divide and its main driving forces have become so powerful in transforming the political space that we observe an emerging bipolar pattern of party configurations.
Introduction The Commission on Science and Technology for Development and the Economic and Social Council have repeatedly called attention to the growing digital divide in broadband connectivity, between and within countries, andthe need to narrow this divide.
No one today can claim ignorance of the cost that this divide imposes on the poor and dispossessed who are no less deserving of human dignity, fundamental freedoms, security, food and education than any of us.
Some have argued that these claims are based upon anecdotal evidence which would not reliably indicate systematic bias, andhave suggested that this divide is due to self-selection of conservatives choosing not to pursue academic careers.
The percentage of Internet users on the two sides of this divide speaks for itself: between 33 and 50 per cent in the industrialized countries and only 0.4 per cent in sub-Saharan Africa.
He emphasized the potential of the interpretation by the African Commission on Human and People's Rights of the right to development(article 22 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights) in the Endorois case,to bridge this divide and facilitate poverty reduction.
Recent progress made in Mostar, which the Special Rapporteurvisited in June 2000, in unifying the structures of this divided city show that progress is possible with the passing of time and determined efforts by the international community.
In his important-- and final-- report on the work of the Organization(A/61/1), introduced to the Assembly on19 September 2006(see A/61/PV.10), Secretary-General Kofi Annan advocates a United Nations that is able to find solutions in this divided world so that people can fulfil their common destiny.
According to some analyses, this divide was already evident in the continuous and increasingly violent polemics in which these two political camps had been engaging for a very long time and which were denounced by the CEI and the High Media Authority in a joint press communiqué.
Let us assume that the next meeting of the Quartet, which will be held in New York tomorrow,will find political formulas that will make it possible to continue the positive dynamic of disengagement from Gaza and will clear the way for a just and lasting peace in this divided part of our world.