Примеры использования Winds of change на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Winds of change.
To the winds of change.
Winds of change.
In Sri Lanka, the winds of change are blowing.
The winds of change have begun to sweep across the globe.
Well, brother Kung, the winds of change are upon you now.
The winds of change are whispering your name.
We want to be able to move easily with the winds of change and challenge.
The winds of change.
The Conference on Disarmament cannot remain oblivious to the winds of change.
The winds of change are blowing in our world.
In the middle of the 1980s, there were winds of change, particularly from England.
The winds of change are sweeping the Middle East and North Africa.
The Conference on Disarmament is the pivotal point that will ensure that winds of change are indeed blowing.
Last year, the winds of change finally began to blow.
Since there is a worldwide trend towards democratization,this Organization cannot remain unaffected by these winds of change.
The winds of change across the entire region should help them to get out of the impasses.
In fact, many States have not been able to withstand the winds of change and freedom because their structures were too rigid and were based on outdated principles.
The winds of change continue to blow at the dawn of the twenty-first century and are, indeed, becoming stronger.
I cannot continue without expressing my sincere appreciation to our dedicated Secretary-General, Mr. Kofi Annan,under whose leadership the winds of change keep on blowing.
Like the winds of change on the ocean of history, it can shipwreck us or carry us to our intended destination.
The secrets of security and success are often considered elusive, andhaving achieved good things, all too often the winds of change turn the tide and fortunes fade.
I am happy to note that the winds of change blowing across our world have not left the Middle East untouched.
The rapid changes in the international situation had begun to be felt in the Indian Ocean, andthe countries of the region could not avoid the winds of change.
We have created the winds of change for ourselves and we stand in the winds of change created by the others.
The winds of change have howled across the sands of the Middle East and North Africa, reshaping long-held geopolitical assumptions.
The kind of things to get a man talking about winds of change and standing firm, even though it feels like the ground is about to crumble out from under me?
The winds of change currently sweeping across the Middle East and North Africa have confirmed once again that the desire for freedom, democratic reforms and respect for human rights is universal.
In recent months the winds of change have encircled the globe, reaching and reshaping the unlikeliest corners of our planet, for good and for ill.
The winds of change blowing in many parts of the world today attest to the desire of populations for responsive policies that foster participatory and inclusive approaches to development towards achieving prosperity for all.