Examples of using Whose voices in English and their translations into Russian
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For the six million whose voices have been forever silenced.
I will continue to speak out for those who have no voice or whose voices are disregarded.
We are children whose voices are not being heard; it is time we are taken into account.
I tortured him, as I have tortured many men… men whose voices I still hear at night.
That experienced third was the battalion's backbone;the men whose voices would stiffen the ranks and give the Colonel the victory he needed in his opening engagement.
Besides the female vocals of Aliona Triboi on several songs, this time,Zdob si Zdub was also joined on stage by Trio Erdenko whose voices you have heard on"Videli Noch.
Sheryl, Mike, are the Koch brothers average Americans whose voices are being drowned out by lobbyists and special interests?
When dialogue was not sufficient and there was no will to improve a situation,action must be taken to help those whose voices were not being heard.
UNICEF is working to enable the participation of children whose voices are rarely heard, the most marginalized and vulnerable, such as poor, disabled children and girls.
The genre of video/audio diaries was born in early 1990s at BBC in order to give floor to people from the street, whose voices are seldom heard on air.
He is always ready to speak out, in his soft butfirm voice, for those whose voices are not strong enough or loud enough to be heard; to give voice to the weak, the poor, the small and those who feel lost or abandoned.
It was particularly important to meet with representatives of specific sectors, such as women, minorities andother vulnerable groups whose voices might not be heard in other forums.
The Rio+20 Conference would therefore be significant for developing countries, whose voices needed to be strengthened; through its global network, the Department needed to ensure access to information on all aspects of the issues, particularly for local communities.
Supporting communities to develop local forums that provide a focus for specific groups whose voices are not always heard, such as Muslim women;
The results of the"Listening to Women" programme, to be published in the autumn, would provide the Government with a rich source of data and a new means of involving civil society,especially ordinary women, whose voices might not otherwise be heard.
To the interpreters who have worked patiently behind the scenes, but whose voices have all become familiar, I would like to say thank you.
There is no dearth of sources and resources that can be tapped to figure out whether or not an event or process has any special implications for women,including different categories of women, as well as other vulnerable sections of society whose voices are not commonly heard in the media.
This has a fundamental effect on how data is collected and interpreted andleads to questions such as“Whose voices count?” and“Whose reality will be studied?” This perspective also recognizes that no evaluation can be“objective” or value-free.
The participation of civil society organizations in the national and international arenas has become crucial,as these entities defend the interests of groups whose voices might otherwise never be heard.
Security Council resolution 943(1994) by providing for a partial lifting of sanctions against Serbia andMontenegro has exposed the true intentions of those whose voices are loudest in opposition whenever it is suggested that the arms embargo against Bosnia might be lifted, regardless of the fact that imposing such an embargo on Bosnia contravenes Article 51 of the Charter and the right to self-defence enshrined in that Article.
Their participation in national and international arenas has become crucial in defending the interests of groups whose voices otherwise might never be heard.
That would include youth andwomen's groups, whose voices also needed to be heard.
Regarding the global financial system, measures to increase the quota for some countries did not sufficiently redress the imbalance in voting power in IMF;the new quota formula must be weighted in favour of the least developed countries, whose voices must be heard in the Bretton Woods institutions.
UNIDO and Norway needed to work together to secure the involvement of the developing countries, whose voices were not always heard when agreements were being formulated.
Cuba's decision emphasizes the inter-relationship of nuclear non-proliferation and nuclear disarmament, as well as the fact that by staying outside the Treaty, States are inhibiting not only the achievement of the international community's goals in this regard, butalso the goals of the masses of ordinary people around the world whose voices are regrettably not often heard or taken cognizance of in this forum.
We ourselves who have been privileged to be present at this Conference as delegates cannot say we did not hear the voices of those whose voices are never heard, because they are the forgotten, the marginalized and the despised.
Moreover, the enormous volume of information generated on a daily basis presented a challenge to smaller nations like Mongolia, whose voices might drown in an information ocean.
She described herself as a survivor, speaking on behalf of all those who died by the roadside andfor the millions of refugees across the world whose voices cannot be heard, but who have hopes and aspirations, and dream of a normal life.
The delegate of Bulgaria stated that the Committee had shown its respect for the legitimate interests of the LGBT community andLGBT civil society organizations, whose voices deserved to be heard at the United Nations.
She also called for action to protect and promote the rights of those women whose lives have become defined by discrimination,exploitation and violence, and whose voices have been silenced by patriarchal ideologies and the fear of speaking out.