Examples of using Distant prospect in English and their translations into Russian
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But this looks like a distant prospect.
Unfortunately, the achievement of the nuclear disarmament goals set forth in article VI of the Treaty remained a very distant prospect.
Political stability has remained a distant prospect for the Central Africa and Great Lakes subregions.
Although, unfortunately, that is a distant prospect.
They will remain a distant prospect so long as the sole point of emphasis is the commitment of non-nuclear States to refrain from acquiring nuclear weapons.
Democracy in Russia is a distant prospect.
JSC«FGC UES» was assured, that highly skilled employees, qualitative training, effective system of motivation andformation of a personnel reserve- the keystone to success of today and distant prospects.
When we first gathered in Maputo, the clearance of all mined areas was a distant prospect and perhaps, to some, unachievable.
As long as Russia blocks the Security Council from referring the situation in Syria to the Prosecutor of the International Criminal Court,justice remains a distant prospect.
The first objective had been achieved only by the two super-Powers at the bilateral level,the second was still a distant prospect and the successful achievement of the third was even more remote.
While it is encouraging that the number of PCT applications with at least one woman inventor has nearly doubled since 2007,gender parity remains a distant prospect.
A consortium of interests reached preliminary agreement in June 1998, butcommencement of construction may now be a more distant prospect following a decision by Turkmenistan in May 2000 to double its gas deliveries to the Russian Federation.
Without systematic data collection, monitoring andevaluation are also distant prospects.
Peace had become a distant prospect because of Israel's continuing occupation of Arab territories, its defiance of the relevant United Nations resolutions and its policies which were a continuing danger to security and peace in the region.
Though the war has come to an end,peace is still a distant prospect.
Improved compliance withinternational humanitarian law and human rights law will always remain a distant prospect in the absence of, and absent acceptance of the need for, systematic and consistent engagement with nonState armed groups.
And, looking at it objectively,this is in any case a distant prospect.
While the World Court of Human Rights proposed by the Special Rapporteur in his report was probably a distant prospect, it was important to bring the registration and de-listing procedures into compliance with article 14 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
The attainment ofthe Millennium development goals(MDGs) in Somalia is a distant prospect.
Such coercive measures make the ideal of peace an even more distant prospect for their peoples.
Mr. Kakonge(Kenya) said that it was regrettable that certain States parties had not met their Treaty obligations; that implementation of the 2010 action plan had yielded few results; that negotiations in the Conference on Disarmament remained deadlocked; andthat despite international efforts the elimination of nuclear weapons remained a distant prospect.
The FED's November meeting is of little interest to investors as the position of regulator for the Decembermeeting is pretty clear, and there is no point in talking about distant prospects, given that Yellen's term is coming to an end in February.
For centuries, the notion that citizens might actively participate in all public affairs andmake substantive contributions in policy decisions remained a distant prospect.
Economic instruments are being introducedto improve efficiency and pricing, but the uncoupling of economic growth from energy use remains a distant prospect for most countries.
The political and security situation of the African continent has made it vulnerable to foreign interventions and conspiracies that have undermined its stability andrendered peace a more distant prospect.
As regards the institutional arrangements and costs to States Parties,the thrust on cost-effectiveness and the evolutionary approach adopted in the draft Agreement are highly relevant in view of the distant prospects for the beginning of commercial activities in the deep seabed.
In conclusion, I appeal, in the strongest possible terms, to the Government of the Sudan and the other parties to desist from further hostilities,which destabilize the entire region and render peace an increasingly distant prospect.
Empowerment policies focused on the systemic causes of poverty remain a distant prospect.
Egypt also values the focus put by the Secretary-General on the implementation of international obligations-- particularly those pertaining to the Millennium Development Goals(MDGs)-- attaching due priority to the African continent,as the only continent for which the realization of most of the Goals remains a distant prospect.
Despite the resolutions of the General Assembly andSecurity Council, peace remains a distant prospect.