Примеры использования Utopian dream на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To some, it may even seem like a utopian dream.
This is just a Utopian dream and will probably never work.
We have no illusions, and we dream no utopian dreams.
Germany 1992 The Utopian Dream: Photography in Soviet Russia 1918-1939.
Let us not continue to regard peace as an unattainable objective or a utopian dream.
Those are not utopian dreams; they are among the most urgent challenges we face as a world.
But these improved societies were far from the realization of utopian dreams.”.
Peace can no longer be a utopian dream or a fragile, always tentative reality, as in the Middle East, Central Africa or other places in the world.
Saint-Petersburg, Russia 2011 Photography as Propaganda:Politics&The Utopian Dream.
Mankind has always cherished the utopian dream of a world in which man would no longer be a danger to his fellow man, and in which peace, justice and equity would prevail.
I don't understand how your knowledge is able to get along with unrealistic, utopian dreams?!
If nuclear disarmament is viewed merely as a utopian dream, article VI-- which was diligently crafted and thoroughly negotiated in the past-- does not have any meaning at all.
Nothing would be more futile than to seek the means of disarmament on the basis of idle utopian dreams.
However, the vision of a world free of nuclear weapons was not a utopian dream and achieving it was not a quixotic quest, it had simply been derailed by the focus of some countries in the West on non-proliferation.
Looking at the magical landscapes of Northern Cyprus it's hard to believe that life here is not such a utopian dream.
If we are to continue on the road towards human emancipation from misery, if we are to transform development andhuman rights into something more than the utopian dream that they are today for hundreds of millions of people throughout the world, we will need more than good intentions.
Even worse, some have obviously stated that the effort to achieve the elimination of nuclear weapons is simply a utopian dream.
The reduction of poverty and the achievement of financial and social prosperity are fundamental to building lasting peace,which will continue to be a utopian dream unless the basic conditions for a decent life are established: food, housing, education and health for all.
Hands-free operation of computers,smartphones or augmented reality glasses is no longer a Utopian dream.
We believe that achieving this in the span of one generation is no utopian dream; we have the means to do so.
Measures of reasonable accommodation in the workplace in order to ensure everyone's freedom of religion orbelief on the basis of equality and non-discrimination are not a mere utopian dream.
The exhibition at the Pushkin State Museum of Fine Arts, which touches on concepts such as history,revolution and utopian dreams, provides reflections on this theme.
Three decades ago, the idea of an international treaty for a system of visits to places of detention seemed to many a utopian dream.
Israel has continued building settlementson those territories and encouraging migration to them, in the hope of fulfilling utopian dreams and false rights.
The lack of reciprocity with regard to the rate between certain ethnic groups or its variation from one ethnic group to the next is evidence of the fact that,in practice, the principle of non-discrimination remains a utopian dream.
In the final analysis, history condemns us to be hopeful- in the midst of violence,does man not persevere in his utopian dream of peace?
The lack of reciprocity with regard to the rate between certain ethnic groups or its variation from one ethnic group to another is evidence of the fact that,in practice, the principle of non-discrimination remains a utopian dream.
At first there was emphasis on photo reportage, but very soon it became clear real change in a country where hunger anddevastation ruled after the Revolution and Civil War was as insubstantial as the utopian dreams of ardent revolutionaries.
Now, when the cold war is over, now when the doctrine of mutually assured destruction has, ostensibly,been thrown into the dustbin of history, realization of the goal of complete nuclear disarmament cannot be dismissed as an utopian dream.
Does this mean that a system where economic growth iscompatible with well-being and social capital is an utopian dream?