Примеры использования More vibrant на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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For Africa to become a more vibrant continent, a continent of greater hope
There is also a more vibrant party lounge for dining in
Yet we have emerged from the 1997 Asian financial crisis a stronger and more vibrant free-market economy.
core of the Teaching Mission exists and is more vibrant that it ever has been.
system level enhancements to enable higher brightness while providing truer, more vibrant colors in the projected picture.
elms form the roof over her world-a canopy more vibrant and interesting than any ceiling fresco.
which await us. We knew only that to participate in the Easter competition should bring more vibrant and colorful egg.
make life more vibrant.
The good offices role of my Special Representative remains critical in this regard to facilitate enhanced political dialogue between all political stakeholders and to ensure a more vibrant and diverse political landscape that will contribute to the return of normalcy in all aspects.
one where developing countries are part and parcel of the solution to create a more vibrant world economy in this truly multipolar world.
especially for the younger generation drawn by the possibility of other socioeconomic opportunities in the more vibrant Israeli economy.
is to make the United Nations a more vibrant world Organization that is more properly equipped,
Developed countries should pursue a more vibrant and creative approach in dealing with triangular cooperation arrangements by exploring non-traditional areas of cooperation that responded to the evolving development priorities of the South.
as in a restricted market there simply was not the same number of participants as in a more vibrant market.
particularly in his efforts to reform it into a more vibrant and accountable body.
that thought should be given to how to ensure that the Assembly becomes a more vibrant forum for discussion.
JS2 reported while there had been more vibrant debate in online commentaries and letters to the editors in
including civil society(down to grass roots NGOs) for a more vibrant and rounded understanding of the needs