Примеры использования To complacency на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, this should not lead to complacency.
This leads to complacency and lack of action.
Targets that are too easy often lead to complacency.
Let us not allow ourselves to fall prey to complacency following the changes that have taken place in the world.
However these positive developments should not lead to complacency.
However, the success achieved should not give rise to complacency, because the process was not fully complete.
However, those positive developments should not give rise to complacency.
Yet, this rosy picture should not lead to complacency, as the future is fraught with uncertainty and risks.
However, the positive messages coming from the Great Lakes region should not lead us to complacency.
It's a slippery slope from acceptance to complacency, and I am not a fan of complacency because it leads to stupidity and obesity.
These encouraging signs, however, should in no way lead to complacency or reduced vigilance.
Hence, we must not give in to complacency now; rather, we must keep striving to protect future generations from the misery that mines bring.
The authors of this draft resolution do not believe that satisfaction has lead to complacency, however.
The Secretary-General's report is a strong antidote to complacency among Member States with regard to the challenges of development.
In Pittsburgh, the G-20 leaders acknowledged that a sense of normalcy should not lead to complacency.
Higher commodity prices should not lead to complacency, and developing countries should continue to look to diversification as their best long-term strategy.
Inevitably, this long period of peace andprosperity led to complacency and neglect of the military.
The improvement in terms of trade forecast for the majority of developing countries in 1994 should not lead to complacency. .
If we get satisfied with the accomplishments and undertakings we have made,give ourselves up to complacency and euphoria, we may make a big, one can say an unforgivable, blunder.
Let me add that progress on some national priority programmes should not give rise to complacency.
The fact that the cold war is now a matter of the past must not lead to complacency-- we are faced with new challenges and threats and to a certain extent with new actors.
Even though today thoughts and ideas can be freely spread across the globe at the press of a button, even though today the fruits of one's labourscan be transported quickly and efficiently across the oceans, we must not give in to complacency or make any less effort to help others realize democratic progress.
Should Fiji insist on insularity,this can lead to complacency if it does not move away from a reactive to a proactive approach.
The fact that this is an intermediary year in our deliberations should not lead to complacency or the avoidance of discussion.
However, that improvement should not lead to complacency, since many of the favourable conditions in the global economy that had supported growth in the developing countries risked being reversed.
Notwithstanding, it was stressed that low spreads andample access to capital should not lead to complacency, since the situation could reverse abruptly.
However, the Organization's current successful performance should not lead to complacency, but rather should propel the Organization forward to face the new challenges with courage, confidence and determination.
We are concerned to note that success in addressing their most obvious effects is currently giving rise to complacency and to the slackening of efforts towards systemic reform.
Sometimes the achievement of a step gives the appearance of greater progress in disarmament than actual progress made andcan lead to complacency and a diminished political traction for more comprehensive disarmament.
Although the state of the Organization's finances was less bleak than it had been in the recent past,it should not give rise to complacency; much remained to be done to enable the United Nations to meet new challenges.