Examples of using Be oblivious in English and their translations into Russian
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We can't all be oblivious, George.
No one should be oblivious to the enormous challenges African and other developing countries face in their efforts to achieve the MDGs.
While we must obviously intervene to contain and arrest raging conflicts,we must not be oblivious to the need to pay equal attention to nascent conflict situations.
We cannot be oblivious to the warning signs of an imminent possible catastrophe.
Whilst there is nothing wrong in calling on protagonists to negotiate in good faith with the aim of implementing Security Council resolutions and while recalling that negotiations have produced peace agreements that represent defensible schemes and have withstood the test of time,no one should be oblivious that negotiations are a means to an end and cannot in themselves replace that end.
Pakistan cannot be oblivious to these developments.
But we cannot be oblivious to the fact that the international community continues to be burdened by the persistence of over armament.
These positive developments notwithstanding,we cannot be oblivious to the dangers posed by the continued existence of nuclear arsenals.
Nor can we be oblivious of the fact that some nuclear Powers continue to oppose or at least to be ambivalent about a comprehensive ban on nuclear testing.
However, Governments cannot be oblivious to the need to deal with longer-term development issues.
This Conference cannot be oblivious to the shifting currents of informed opinion, which are now moving ever stronger in favour of nuclear disarmament.
At the same time, China maintains, while preventing nuclear weapons proliferation,one should not be oblivious of the legitimate rights, interests and demands of States, particularly the vast number of the developing countries, for the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
We cannot, of course, be oblivious to the many proposals for debt relief and to the number of positive, albeit inadequate, steps that have been taken in this regard.
In this regard, we must not be oblivious to the diminishing role and capacity of the United Nations, due mainly to lack of support and funds.
At the same time, one must not be oblivious to the need to exercise due caution to ensure that democracy is not regarded as being synonymous with licence and anarchy.
For OIC, those mechanisms should not be oblivious to the social, cultural and religious values of the various segments of human society and the values to be espoused should be common to all.
You are oblivious to me.
These types of conflicts permeate societies and are oblivious to circumscribed battlefields.
You are oblivious to the avalanche of insanity I am about to unload.
Means not being oblivious to other peeps' feelings.
Look here I was oblivious of this fact during the initial investigation.
That the woman who is oblivious.
We're in. She's oblivious.
Eleanor tends to experience phenomena to which the others are oblivious.
This culture is oblivious to their passing, feels entitled to their every last niche, and there is no roll call on the nightly news.
Israel is oblivious to the risk that the mutual trust and confidence which have painstakingly been built over the past four years would dissipate as a consequence of its actions.
However, after discovering that the husband was oblivious of the arrangement, the only suspects are the tycoon and his trophy wife.
Although she believes that he is oblivious to her feelings, he later returns them and they begin dating.
They go to Dollarhyde's home,where Reba is oblivious to the fact that Dollarhyde is watching home-movie footage of his planned next victims.
It is clear that Berezovsky"is a man who highly rates friendship and professionalism, is oblivious of the past evil, loyal to cultural traditions, and open for innovations.