Examples of using Live without fear in English and their translations into Russian
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At least we can live without fear.
He soon learns that he is not dead,gets a new lease on life and decides to live without fear.
If only we could live without fear… for a day… just time enough for a walk.
You said you wanted to live without fear.
The"I chose to live without fear" campaign, implemented under an agreement with the Madrid Autonomous Community and aired in a programme broadcast on the CM& television news channel;
People also translate
And we can finally live without fear.
ISAF and the Government of Afghanistan stand committed to ridding Afghanistan of this threat so thatall Afghans can live without fear.
The inhabitants of this world must be able to live without fear of war, starvation and despotism.
Then you will see the true way harmony and peace can be sustained, andpeople can live without fear.
Spiritual growth is learning to live without fear, learning to fully trust the unequaled power of love.
You say that because you don't know what it is to live without fear.
The ceasefire continues to hold andthe people can live without fear of a resumption of armed conflict in the medium term.
They hunt the horrors of the woods so the townsfolk can live without fear.
They have pushed back the day when Israel will live without fear within secure and recognized borders.
Local leaders andthe people of Kosovo have made some encouraging efforts to create a society in which all people can live without fear.
Hundreds of millions of people,thousands of generations can live without fear, in peace, and never even know the word"Dalek.
Irrespective of motivation, terrorist acts must be seen as gross violations ofthe most fundamental human rights: the right to life and the freedom to live without fear.
With regard to peace and security,women had the right to live without fear both within and outside their homes.
Areas of Port-au-Prince and other cities that were dominated by gangs are now under the authority of the State, andtheir inhabitants can live without fear of violence.
For the first time since independence, Angolans can live without fear of a recurrent and devastating war.
If democracy means the rule of law, ensuring that the majority and minorities live together in harmony and respect,it should also be the guarantee of the right to live without fear.
The Colombian Government has devoted great efforts to ensuring that the Colombian people can live without fear of kidnapping, massacre or attacks by violent groups.
Unless we stop these crimes against women andensure that women can live without fear of violence, we will never achieve real development or build a truly peaceful world.
In addition, States should promote a societal climate in which converts can generally live without fear and free from discrimination.
Ms. Ponikvar(Slovenia) said that in 2014, Slovenia had launched a nation-wide campaign called"Vesna-- to live without fear" that aimed to raise awareness regarding violence against women of all ages.
The international community still faced challenges related to the implementation of the rights of peoples to peace, self-determination, development,and the right to live without fear in an environment that preserved the ecological balance of the planet.
I call on the parties to respect their commitments for it is only by implementing their agreements in good faith that they have the power to offer their people a peaceful, stable future,one in which all Sudanese can live without fear of violence and discrimination, where the ideals which the parties have enshrined in the Machakos Protocol, namely democracy, human rights, freedom of religion and self-determination, have a central place.
Material sustainability has become a necessary influence to help us make rational compromises with our natural environment so thatwe can continue to live without fear of polluting our air, water, food sources and the playgrounds of our children.
The Member States had a moral andpolitical responsibility to ensure that the next generation could live without fear and in an environmentally hospitable and sustainable world.
Full access to formal justice systems allowed people in both developed anddeveloping countries to live without fear of arbitrary deprivation, displacement or dispossession.
