Examples of using Profound differences in English and their translations into Russian
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Nevertheless, such improvement masks profound differences across the world.
Bear witness to profound differences on this point among the members of the Commission.
Referring to the comments of the United States representative,the Special Rapporteur underscored the profound differences of opinion between that country and the Special Rapporteur.
Hamza stressed the"profound differences" between the ruling Islamic Front in the Sudan and his own group the Jama'at al-Islamiya.
That document did not contain any reference to disarmament because of the profound differences between the nuclear Powers and the hard core of non-aligned countries.
Profound differences on substance(e.g., stocks of fissile material, need for negotiations on nuclear disarmament, etc.)?
Moreover, it offers a framework within which profound differences can be accommodated without coercion and on the basis of consent.
The profound differences between responding to a natural outbreak of disease and an outbreak resulting from hostile use of a biological agent;
All receive from her one nature which is beyond corruption- the nature that is not affected by the numerous and profound differences by which people differ from one another….
Sex education epitomizes the profound differences between and within countries in their treatment of children.
This so-called intermediary arrangement may sound fine when taken at face value, butin reality it suffers from an oversimplification of the prevailing profound differences.
It was obvious that, where profound differences persisted, one could not do without negotiation in the effort to reach a political solution.
Despite the great wealth of ideas, suggestions and even concrete formulas submitted in the past year,it must be admitted that profound differences persist between members of the Working Group.
The profound differences that characterize the path out of the economic downturn across the world are likely to generate a further fragmentation of global demand.
In Bosnia and Herzegovina, in spite of the enormous efforts by the international community to restore peace, profound differences still remain, and this contributes to the continuation of the conflict.
However, profound differences of opinion remained with regard to its definition, its scope of application and its position and basis in international law.
In the Asian and Pacific region, a gender strategy was introduced thatrecognized the need for a variety of approaches, given the profound differences in gender roles and relations among subregions.
Though there may be profound differences in personality type and temperament within a study group, a spirit of worship conduces to a quality of unity that is astounding and refreshing.
Mr. Tchiloemba Tchitembo(Congo)said that earlier discussions on the draft articles on the expulsion of aliens had revealed profound differences in the practice of States and the practical difficulties of carrying out expulsion decisions.
Nonetheless, profound differences exist within as well as between countries even as global communications reach a critical mass in connecting people and cultures around the world.
There is a very wide range of circumstances with which NSOs are faced,reflecting profound differences in mandate, technical capacity, social priorities, legal and institutional environment and user sophistication.
Profound differences on priorities(i.e., which issues to take up, in what order, whether to negotiate or discuss, and with what objective- legally binding outcome or open outcome)?
In an extraordinary, unprecedented way, they joined hands and forgot their profound differences to unite with our people and jointly confront this crime, which, in the twenty-first century, has once again stained our democracies.
The delegation should clarify the inconsistencies in the report, which stated that there was"no discrimination between the various ethnic groups"(para. 9)yet at the same time acknowledged that there were profound differences between those groups, who often lived in extreme poverty.
Assuredly, it would be pointless to ignore the profound differences that may exist between States in terms of both their characteristics and their influence in international affairs.
Historically, Virginia has become the land of conquest of British settlers, a land where huge tobacco plantations originated and flourished, ruled by aristocrats who exploited slave labor,while forming profound differences between the agricultural South and the North, which was invested and developed in the forecast industry and trade.
There continue to be profound differences on that particular issue, on which consultations reached a high point in the second half of this year, when we saw draft resolutions submitted to the General Assembly.
The Working Party also took note of document ECE/TRANS/WP.30/2006/9, transmitted by the IRU, containing the views of the IRU and its member associations on computerization and highlighting, in particular, in the view of the IRU,the fundamental and profound differences which exist between their approach to the computerization of the TIR procedure compared to the proposals contained in document ECE/TRANS/WP.30/2006/8.
While acknowledging our profound differences, particularly on issues related to national sovereignty, democracy, human rights and foreign policy, I reaffirm our willingness to dialogue on all these issues.
We consider that the work done by the Open-ended Working Group, which has gone on for four years now and which will resume next January, has been necessary and has made it possible to move ahead faster and to respond to the widespread feeling among Member States concerning the need to increase the membership of the Security Council,although at this stage it should be recognized that in some respects there are profound differences, that need to be surmounted.