Examples of using This sentiment in English and their translations into Russian
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This sentiment was not without reason.
In October 1944, just after the liberation,Auric echoed this sentiment.
This sentiment finds echoes in every region of the world.
Our hosts here in Vietnam have known this sentiment not just for 200 years, but for nearly 2,000 years.
This sentiment is particularly strong among the Pashtun population in the south.
May the year 2014 bring us love, harmony andpeace, and I wish above all you could disseminate this sentiment in our society.
It was in this sentiment again and again, you out of a perfect life.
The sport's commercial rights holder, Bernie Ecclestone, agreed with this sentiment, saying in an interview that"Formula 1 is the best.
This sentiment in turn raised questions about the strength of the recovery.
It is not religious sentiment in itself that is dangerous, but rather when this sentiment is used as regressive political tool to commit new barbarities.
This sentiment has been expressed by community leaders of the internally displaced throughout Darfur.
Part of the law enforcement community feels that a global legal instrument might be needed to set clear andconsistent rules for multinational investigations and prosecutions, but this sentiment is not universally shared.
We must translate this sentiment into the realization of true reform.
However, in view of the statements by two distinguished speakers, the Under-Secretary for Foreign Affairs of Mexico and the German Commissioner for Disarmament and Arms Control, reminding us that we have still to re-establish the Ad Hoc Committee on FMCT after- I might add- an exhausting 10 weeks without result, and calling on the CD to begin negotiations,my delegation would like to associate itself with this sentiment.
I have no doubt that this sentiment is shared by all my colleagues in this forum.
This sentiment is also reflected in the annual report of the Secretary-General on the work of the Organization.
As a young graduate student in economics, I had always believed in the free market, andhad become increasingly libertarian over the years, but this sentiment was as nothing to the headline that burst forth in the title of a pamphlet that I chanced upon at the university bookstore: Taxation is Robbery, by Frank Chodorov.
This sentiment was reaffirmed in quarterly meetings held by the countries' Ministers for Foreign Affairs.
I consider that the statement made by the distinguished Ambassador of Germany is important in that he made a reference to the ability of the Western Group- I believe this sentiment is shared by the majority of us- and I will quote: he said,“ad hoc committees could be set up immediately”- I repeat the word“immediately”-“on negative security assurances, outer space and transparency in armaments”.
This sentiment is amplified by the work of the media, too, which now emphasize the global impact of the threat of ISIS.
I think many will agree that this sentiment could equally well apply to our current situation four years later.
This sentiment was strongly echoed by the donor and diplomatic community, not to mention government officials.
The Secretary-General's report reflects this sentiment in the close connection it forges between peacekeeping and peace-building actions.
This sentiment had been eloquently echoed by UNHCR's Goodwill Ambassador, Ms. Angelina Jolie, in her remarks to the Committee.
With the help of Montblanc he's delivered this sentiment to the kids of London Fields Primary School today in the most inspiring, inclusive and entertaining way.
I echo this sentiment and look forward to this being a most productive fifty-fifth session of the General Assembly.
For several years now, this sentiment has somewhat diminished as more and more young people get tattoos as a fashion statement.
This sentiment seems to be the current majority on social media and GitHub, where many are worried about future corruption and bribery.
The Group of 77 andChina share this sentiment and reiterate the commitments entered into at the World Summit for Social Development.
This sentiment, which has been drawn deep from the well of our national wisdom, seems to embody the essence of the United Nations now and in the future.