Examples of using Bipolarity in English and their translations into Russian
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Have been told the bipolarity of the Universe.
What was different about Alexander was a bipolarity.
Some say that bipolarity is being replaced by multipolarity.
Certainly, if one does not try to pass the desirable for reality. What is“multipolarism”, and why is it a fortiori better than what has been already known in history: bipolarity and unipolarity?
We had all this with bipolarity, but the situation was much simpler then.
Politically, the Definition of Aggression in General Assembly resolution 3314(XXIX) was very broad; however,that definition reflected the reality of the bipolarity which had existed between super-Powers and could reappear.
The bipolarity of view depends on the ability of consciousness to contain a pair of opposites as one inseparable.
Today we are in great need of overcoming the bipolarity and duality of conflict between East and West, North and South.
The end of bipolarity has not diminished but augmented the need for radical and sustainable progress in the field of arms control and disarmament.
Some observers have lamented that fact, claiming that bipolarity was stable, predictable and helped keep the peace.
Now that the cold war and the bipolarity of the world have ended, contradictions between the big Powers no longer constitute the main threat to peace and security in the world.
No international system,whether based on the concept of balance of power, bipolarity or unipolarism, has been able to suppress the impulse for war.
Now that the bipolarity of the past has disappeared and the use and abuse of the veto are fading, the Council should become more representative of the new international reality.
World peace, which appears to have come closer as bipolarity has receded, must not remain an unfulfilled vision.
The bipolarity of the Socion may be considered as manifestation of the primary dichotomy of the male and female elements, and the complicated 4-dimensional structure of the Socion as a way of human asynchronous evolution in the social and cultural environment.
The modern world, which just recently proposed to abandon the dichotomies and bipolarity, is once again striving for order and structure, forcing itself into the framework of oppositions- traditionalism vs.
A legitimate question is whether mankind pins too much hope on the concept of multipolarity with no guarantees that a new multipolarity of the 21st century would not be any worse than all those systems experienced by the humanity in its relatively recent history-“classic” multipolarity, bipolarity,“underdeveloped”(or“pluralist”) unipolarity?
Even if East-West confrontation and the bipolarity of past decades have disappeared, new challenges have emerged over the past few years.
The Charter was approved in an international situation that was totally different from the current one, and the challenges confronting international peace and security at the current stage of international relations, which emerged following the end of the cold war andthe disappearance of international equilibrium based on bipolarity, require a new approach capable of dealing with them.
The cold war and East-West bipolarity swiftly dashed the newborn hopes for the relaxation of tensions and peace untroubled by political or ideological disputes.
The United Nations is duty-bound to enhance its independence since it was liberated from the impact of the cold war and of the bipolarity which held sway over international relations in the post-Second World War era.
The first session-"New Bipolarity”- Myth or Reality?”- touched upon the problems of crisis of supranational and international institutions, as well as the appropriateness of the very concept of"bipolarity" in contemporary international relations.
Those who used to promoted the idea of a"Greater Europe" andthat Russia belongs to the western world, today proclaim the formation of a" new(soft) bipolarity" where Russia, along with Iran and India, would be given a role of a junior partner of China.
But the cold war and bipolarity that characterized the world after the Yalta Conference until the fall of the Berlin Wall undoubtedly shaped the instruments and legislation that were adopted within that framework.
Fifty years after the creation of the United Nations in 1945, the world is in a state of transition toward what has been termed a new world order,moving from bipolarity to unipolarity in a multipolar world, following upon the world built in Yalta and in the Bretton Woods agreements.
It should be noted that the IAEA was one of those organizations that coped with this bipolarity day by day, by bringing people of different nationalities together under its roof, by providing them with a stage for the exchange of views and experiences, and by creating a suitable platform for setting up common security principles for the use of nuclear energy.
Our world today is extremely complex,so much so that the end of the bipolarity that had caused so many tensions resulted not in a reduction of those tensions, but in an inexplicable increase.
Today, when the new dominant feature of international relations is the transition from bipolarity to a qualitatively different world order based on comprehensive security and a balance of interests, the world is witnessing the second birth of the United Nations.
