Examples of using This bleak in English and their translations into Russian
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In 2015 the symbol of this bleak event was chosen to be a forget-me-not flower.
Already, Soviet newspapers look like beacons of democracy against this bleak and dreary backdrop.
However, in spite of this bleak situation, we should not give in to discouragement.
However, 30% of analysts are still hoping for a rebound upwards, amid this bleak picture.
You cannot make excuses by despair; this bleak specter is emerging from its own weak will.
Despite this bleak assessment, a number of best practices have been identified, and lessons have been learned.
Much more than that, he wanted comforting, he wanted affection,he wanted just what he could not have as Governor of this bleak, beleaguered city.
Yet despite this bleak picture, we believe there is still hope for a political settlement in Afghanistan.
The General Assembly isthe last resort in order to reverse the course of this bleak history, the history of a Member country of this Organization.
In spite of this bleak scenario, some groups of women have organized themselves and formed associations in the south.
The conclusion of the INF, START I andSTART II treaties contributed immensely to change this bleak situation and reverse the nuclear arms race.
Despite this bleak picture, there was some cause for optimism, partly due to the Convention and its rapid ratification by many States.
Mr. John Jing, UNRWA's Director of Operations in Gaza,has described one of the consequences of this bleak reality by saying that the 200,000 schoolchildren attending UNRWA-run schools come to school"hungry and unable to concentrate.
As we face this bleak prospect, our way is lighted by the great American scientist and two-time Nobel prize winner, Linus Pauling, who said.
Mayapur is already a spiritual sanctuary in this bleak age of Kali-yuga, and it will only flourish more and more as we unite to build our future together.
In spite of this bleak assessment of the situation, there is evidence of an increasing recognition of the importance of implementing the recommendations contained in Chapter 18 of Agenda 21.
In order to improve this bleak outlook, it is expected that improvements can be made to the tour routes, including the updating of exhibits and provision of adequate computer support.
To address this bleak outlook, the General Assembly, in its resolution 46/151 of 18 December 1991, adopted the United Nations New Agenda for the Development of Africa in the 1990s.
In this bleak environment, tourism around the world is bound to be one of the hardest hit sectors- a situation that concerns millions of people, both in developing and developed nations.
It is in the face of this bleak picture that we come together for the fifty-first session of the General Assembly, compelling us to pause in deep introspection and firm resolve to handle this time bomb.
Add to this bleak picture the heavy burden of debt, which is strangling our economies, compromising any attempt at development and reducing us to the level of modern-day slaves at the tender mercy of our creditors.
Faced with this bleak outlook on the external front, economic authorities displayed a strong determination to confront the crisis head on and build confidence by applying no-nonsense monetary, fiscal and exchange-rate policies.
It is difficult to see on this bleak horizon how we are going to solve our problems: the migration from rural to urban areas, and from cities to the developed world; the increase in drug trafficking and the phenomenon of poor people being virtually forced to destroy nature in order to survive.
In order to complete this bleak picture, the past activities of the United Nations Special Commission(UNSCOM) and the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA) in Iraq demonstrate the real risk of proliferation of weapons of mass destruction and ballistic missiles.
This somewhat bleak picture is moreover replicated in our own experience at the regional and national levels.
Concluding this rather bleak assessment of the current situation, I should like to suggest that the Security Council reflect on the problem of ensuring that the results of the referendum, were one to be held, are respected by the parties.
This is the bleak situation that has been prevailing in my country for more than four years; the socio-economic situation of the people has deteriorated as a result of the war, which has deprived my Government of more than half of its resources.
Within the framework of this generally bleak outlook, in which the factors driving growth in Latin America and the Caribbean in the past few years have all but disappeared, the international crisis is being transmitted through various channels that are, in turn, having different effects on each one of the countries of the region.
Injustice still persists, poverty is endemic in vast regions of the world, respect for human rights for many of its inhabitants is no more than a dream andwars have not completely vanished. But, despite this apparently bleak picture, we should ask ourselves what our world would be like with the destructive power of nuclear weapons and without the United Nations.