Примеры использования Unrealistic to expect на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It was unrealistic to expect continuous evolution in the field of international human rights law.
Ms. HARTONO said that the situation in Ethiopia was such that it was unrealistic to expect rapid change.
However, it would be unrealistic to expect UNCTAD to address every aspect of trade and development.
Given the high-risk environments in which UNHCR operates,it is unrealistic to expect levels of fraud to be zero.
It would be unrealistic to expect them to depend on extrabudgetary resources for the implementation of core mandates.
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Given the persistent difficulties in countries with a much longer history,it would be unrealistic to expect perfection in the present case.
However, it is unrealistic to expect the export sector to act as an engine of growth in its current state;
While this was of paramount importance to IAEA,it would be unrealistic to expect other organizations to implement a similar measure.
However, it was unrealistic to expect the Commission to be able to address all the difficult challenges ahead.
So long as the United States was unable to join the treaty,it would be unrealistic to expect it to give the Court that level of support.
It would thus be unrealistic to expect that all needs can be met from existing resources" A/47/965-S/25944.
All of us will work for the largest possible majority, butit would be unrealistic to expect decisions on the basis of a 100 per cent consensus.
It would be unrealistic to expect Governments not to protect their interests by making reservations, even after a treaty was adopted.
Given the alreadystretched resources of the United Nations, we have realized that it is unrealistic to expect this Organization to shoulder all the burdens.
Otherwise, it would be unrealistic to expect any further progress in keeping the fragile peace and in promoting the peace process.
Given the high-risk environments in which UNOPS operates, and the nature of its services such as construction,it is unrealistic to expect levels of fraud to be zero.
Given previous experience, it would be unrealistic to expect another panel to produce tangible and specific recommendations.
Since the use of different analytical laboratories is a major source of variance, however,it was concluded that it was unrealistic to expect comparability between all programmes.
It would be unrealistic to expect a solution from the Organization every time humanitarian disaster strikes or a conflict breaks out.
As there simply is no other market for these specific skills, it is unrealistic to expect that a pool of non-retiree freelancers could be significantly expanded.
It is unrealistic to expect public employees to serve without a salary, which appears to have long been the case in Somalia.
However, with most of the project not yet contracted,it would be unrealistic to expect that the associated costs could be fully absorbed within the approved project budget.
It is unrealistic to expect benefits from structural reforms to compensate the adverse effects of contractionary macroeconomic policies.
Given the time taken to prepare the SecretaryGeneral's reports,it would be unrealistic to expect the Advisory Committee's winter session to start earlier than the beginning of February.
However, it is unrealistic to expect that this would entirely obviate the need for a harmonized solution for dealing with incompatible legal and technical standards.
Accordingly, Governments in fact did contribute to the Advisory Group activities and it was unrealistic to expect their cash contributions directly to the Advisory Group fund.
It was considered unrealistic to expect stranded crew members/seafarers to be able to afford the expenses of legal action in a foreign country.
Given the dynamics of many developing countries, including the great disparity in pay levels,it is probably unrealistic to expect this situation to change in the foreseeable future.
It may, however,be unrealistic to expect an immediate impact on mortality: one may appear in subsequent mortality trends.
Most transition economies will only be able to compile a small number of the accounts of the system within the foreseeable future andit would be unrealistic to expect them to do otherwise.