Examples of using Developments have shown in English and their translations into Russian
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Indeed, the developments have shown the lack of church collegiality.
We should not allow extremist andterrorist groups to dominate its agenda, as recent developments have shown.
However, developments have shown that these aspirations had not materialized.
We would keep the number of permanent members at the current five, without adding new ones,because recent historical developments have shown that very little is permanent in modern international politics.
Recent developments have shown us that we are still far from a world free of nuclear weapons.
The Security Council is now in a dilemma, since developments have shown the great difference between adopting resolutions and taking action to implement them.
Recent developments have shown the importance of adherence to international humanitarian law in armed conflicts.
The European Union also said:“Recent developments have shown that a United Nations presence in East Timor is urgently needed to help prevent further violent clashes in East Timor.
Recent developments have shown once again the urgency of a comprehensive settlement of the Cyprus issue.
The fighting in Tubmanburg and subsequent developments have shown that the causes for delay have become more serious and that they can be overcome only if the faction leaders are truly determined to proceed with the peace process.
Recent developments have shown that forms of crime related to computer networking have become transnational.
As recent developments have shown, these represent a threat to regional and international stability and security.
The UK developments have shown how the importance of local statistics is being recognised by policy users.
Nevertheless, recent developments have shown that the absolute ban on torture is under attack, often in the context of measures to combat terrorism.
Recent developments have shown growing recognition of the magnitude of exoduses and displacements, as well as the linkages between mass exoduses and human rights.
As recent developments have shown, significant gaps still remain in the rules and standards and in the institutional arrangements for promoting compliance with them.
The recent developments have shown clearly that the position of the Russian Federation will be the decisive factor in how the process will unfold in the Tskhinvali region.
Recent developments have shown that a United Nations presence in East Timor is urgently needed to help prevent further violent clashes in East Timor.
As recent developments have shown, this support is an essential element in enabling the UNIPTF to effectively supervise freedom of movement and public order throughout the country.
Recent developments have shown that the failure to adequately address judicial cooperation threatens the rule of law needed to ensure stability and reconciliation in the region.
Recent developments have shown that any acts that may undermine the intergovernmental negotiations are detrimental to the process of Security Council reform and do not serve the common interests of the Member States.
Recent developments have shown that Israel does not seek a true, just and comprehensive peace that would put an end to conflict, to occupation or to settlement- a peace that would guarantee security and stability for all.
Moreover, recent developments have shown that announcements by States that they will stop executions cannot always be accepted at face value and should therefore be followed by formal steps, including legal abolition.
Recent developments have shown, however, that there is a new mood abroad- one that is based on a spirit of reconciliation and a desire for peace that gives us all reason for hope that real progress towards lasting global stability may be possible after all.
Recent developments had shown that international regulations on human cloning were urgently needed.
The external variances which had previously stood in the way of lastingpeace were being addressed, as internal and external developments had shown.
The recent experience of the International Conference on Population and Development had shown that, because of the great complexity of problems related to people, coordinated and organized efforts were required.
Those and other encouraging developments had shown that many countries, especially those in Africa, were increasingly willing and able to take over peacekeeping operations within their regions despite a lack of resources.
The investigations of the Organisation for Economic Cooperation and Development have shown that, to date, some of our co-development policies, while objectively praiseworthy, have not really succeeded in turning those returns into development opportunities.
Decades of actions based on the assumption that policies aimed at increasing economic growth andexpanding markets would simultaneously advance social development have shown that sometimes the opposite is true.