Примеры использования Tiny minority на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The forces of revolutionary Marxism today represent only an tiny minority.
Or was it only possible when a tiny minority of humanity was enjoying affluence?
After three years of war, the Syrian National Coalition is no longer supported but by a tiny minority of Syrians.
Do you know who else vilified a tiny minority of financiers and progressive thinkers called the Jews?
The vast majority of people in the UK and abroad reject both extremism and violence:the extremists represent only a tiny minority.
There is still only a tiny minority which can recognize its truth, appreciate its worth, and practise its ethic.
In these countries,companies in high technology sectors represent a tiny minority of the total number of new enterprises.
In trading, there is a tiny minority of winners and overwhelming majority of losers and the latter wish to know the secrets of success of the winners.
Contrarily, in three regions of Kurzeme,where Russian speakers make up a tiny minority, 78% of them said they speak the Latvian language.
Only a tiny minority of States had conferred universal jurisdiction on their national courts by law and the modalities for its application also varied.
In his opinion, that was rather an extreme view, andhe was gratified to know that only a tiny minority of States appeared to share it.
Female students, however,remained a tiny minority(numbered in dozens) prior to the completion of the first women's dormitory, McCormick Hall, in 1964.
Activists and organizations facing pressure and persecution, of the kind that spur international outrage and campaigns,represent just a tiny minority of Russia's civil society.
If there is a tiny minority that descends to violence in the name of the Koran, we say: No, that is in keeping neither with the letter nor the spirit of the Koran.
He also mentioned that the media generally highlighted the extreme views of a tiny minority of individuals which made headlines but were damaging to community relations.
The actions of a tiny minority of States which ignored their commitments should not be allowed to undermine the system of collective security and technology exchange supported by the vast majority.
However, everyone knows that the White House continues to pay more attention to the well-funded special interests of a tiny minority that has made the policy against Cuba a very profitable business.
A world in which prosperity was restricted to a tiny minority was not sustainable in the long term; only an equitable sharing of the benefits of progress could guarantee the continued existence of humankind.
With regard to the question about the Roma people and the treatment of national minorities, he said that the Roma formed a tiny minority in Belarus, less than 0.1 per cent, and there were no Government statistics on the group.
Formidable wealth has been created for a tiny minority, while vast expanses of absolute poverty remain; and while human rights are exalted here, they are mocked or trampled underfoot elsewhere.
Furthermore, while all the Puerto Rican political parties recognized the island's right to self-determination, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 1514(XV),only a tiny minority of the population were ready to rally behind the idea of independence.
When Kantor and the leadership comes,they're suddenly not a tiny minority but part of a large European Jewry," whose population the EJC perhaps generously estimates at 2.5 million members.
In other words, a country elected with the support of the majority of members of the General Assembly can have its rights suspended by the will of a minority or even a small number of countries, since the suspension clause can be triggered with the support of two thirds of those present and voting,which could be a tiny minority of Member States.
A December 2003 article in The Observer reported that although"a tiny minority of American reviewers" felt that the novel was"gimmicky", it was still"a publishing sensation.
We must neither turn a blind eye to the very real shortcomings in some existing multilateral approaches to international peace and security, nor, whether out of frustration or out of design, cast aside long-standing multilateral norms andsecurity frameworks simply because a tiny minority of States have chosen to flout them.
It is indeed regrettable that there is still a tiny minority representing extremist movements and organizations that seek political power by means of intimidation and violence under the false pretext of Islamic action.
With regard to the rights of persons with disabilities, JS1 noted that only avague information campaign had been conducted by the Ministry of the Family and Integration and that only a tiny minority of persons living in institutions were really informed of the content of the International Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
It was precisely because of the opposition of a tiny minority of countries, as a result of which the mandate given to you initially, Mr. President, was supposed to be without any reference to intergovernmental negotiations, that the draft resolution became necessary.
We cannot continue to allow the important andcommendable work of non-governmental organizations, their invaluable contribution and constructive participation in and influence on the framework of the United Nations system to be tarnished by the repugnant actions of a tiny minority of organizations, like Freedom House, that are an embarrassment to the community of non-governmental organizations which genuinely respects established norms.
These disputes are no longer about ethnic grievances; they are about the manipulation of greed by a tiny minority of activists, militants, militias and their foreign backers, at the expense of the local population, the displaced and those who are deprived of their property and fundamental rights-- even the right to speak and study in their own language.