Примеры использования Was a reality на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This was a reality for all regions in the South.
When he got to Hades and saw that it was a reality, the rich man said.
The divorce law was a reality and had been assimilated by the population.
It became clear to everyone-it was war and that was a reality.
Freedom of the press was a reality in Antigua and Barbuda.
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Nothing about us without us" was a reality in South Africa.
The monetary system is a product of a period of time when scarcity was a reality.
For Pakistan, it was a reality that could not be wished away.
Universal primary andsecondary education was a reality in the country.
Religious plurality was a reality although 74 per cent of practising believers were Muslim.
All the leaders felt that globalization was a reality that had to be faced.
That was a reality that could not be ignored, even though every effort was being made to alter the situation by degrees.
Experts also noted that South- South economic cooperation was a reality and not just rhetoric.
It had become clear that climate change was a reality and that the cost of inaction would far outweigh the cost of early action.
The deprivation of the right to development of hundreds of millions of people was a reality that had to be reversed.
The International Criminal Court was a reality that could not be ignored by those who opposed it.
The total earnings ratio included women working part-time, since that was a reality of many women's lives.
To ensure that equality in the family was a reality, was any programme in place for educating couples before marriage?
It must be able to protect the weak against the strong, anddemonstrate that an international conscience was a reality.
She asked if access to justice for women was a reality or just a remote possibility.
Mr. Bettis had referred to aspects of colonization that some would prefer to forget; nevertheless,colonization was a reality.
State terrorism, to which it referred to in section II of the Strategy, was a reality, as recent crimes in Lebanon and Palestine had shown.
One week later came the Cornerstone Ball,the epic salute to the thousands of Cornerstone Members who pursued the dream of our cathedral until it was a reality.
However, since the Constitution called for a balancing of interests, it was a reality with which indigenous people had to contend.
The global society was a reality, and outdated visa policies should not be allowed to stop people travelling to or searching for work in other countries.
Mr. MANNAN(Bangladesh) averred that the homogeneity of Bangladeshi society was a reality which, notwithstanding poverty, was one of Bangladesh's strengths.
He stressed that race was a reality which was inextricably linked to peoples' history, economy and politics and which, therefore, should not be denied.
While concurring that repatriation remained thepreferred solution for refugees, he maintained that local integration was a reality in many refugee situations.
Ms. Mint Khattri(Mauritania)said that equal treatment was a reality in Mauritania and discrimination did not exist in any form, including ethnic.