Examples of using Highly significant in English and their translations into Russian
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That was a highly significant development for the Convention regime as a whole.
If there is"too much power," trivial effects become"highly significant.".
This poses a highly significant challenge to the implementation of the Convention.
Positive results of such efforts will be highly significant for the future of the mankind.
The talk will be illustrated with slides of little-known, but highly significant.
Since the beginning of this year, a number of highly significant declarations have been made in the CD.
This symbolic but highly significant move better reflects the status and rights of those who benefit from the work of the Fund.
The Collaborative Partnership on Forests has had a number of highly significant initiatives in support of the Forum.
There has also been a highly significant drop in the proportion of the population living in shantytowns.
In force only since 1997,the Convention will soon have gained the backing of 140 States, a highly significant achievement.
Thus, relatively minor, but highly significant, quantities remain unaccounted for.
Reported drinking does not have any significant effect, butchronic illness has a positive and highly significant effect.
Sampling is a highly significant process for satisfying legal traceability requirements.
The scientific programme of JINR is focused on achieving highly significant results of crucial scientific importance.
FDI represents a highly significant level of financial flows from developed to developing countries.
During the current session some movement has taken place which, however isolated and perhaps low-profile it may have been,is still highly significant and positive.
This correlation decreases from highly significant in the consecutive year, to non-significant after two to four years.
The effect of soil type, altitude and stand age(when included)on the key parameters appeared to vary from insignificant to highly significant.
A few of these appear highly significant and change the Special Commission's perception of parts of the programme.
She believed that the establishment of the Court would fill an institutional gap and mark a highly significant stage in the development of international law.
This will be a technical, but highly significant, step towards joining up and getting the most from public sector information systems.
Although the weapons constitute the most obvious threat to the environment,the targets that they destroy are also a highly significant contributor to the environmental devastation of war.
The document contained a further very important and highly significant recommendation, namely that"thorough consideration should be given to the elimination of Fidel Castro.
Cultures that have flourished as an integral part of the environment, cannot continue to tolerate disruption. The dependence of indigenous peoples upon the integrity of their lands, territories andresources remains a highly significant factor.
The risk-free interest rate is highly significant in the context of the general application of modern portfolio theory which is based on the capital asset pricing model.
Spiritual practice involves not only japa ormantra-meditation(meditation with repeating the mantra), but also highly significant work with yourself developing the good traits and supplanting the bad ones.
The Syrian Arab Republic has taken a highly significant step to end the violence by calling on those bearing arms to surrender their weapons and guaranteeing their immediate release.
The entry into force of the International Convention for the Protection of All Persons from Enforced Disappearance is a highly significant step in the development and strengthening of the applicable normative framework.
In addition a new and highly significant threat of victim operated improvised munitions(IM) and booby-traps, which were deployed throughout Sa'ada and Abyan has emerged.
Soils are the largest carbon reservoir of the terrestrial carbon cycle, and a highly significant source of or sink for greenhouse gases, depending on land use management.
