Примеры использования To be universal на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
{-}
-
Official
-
Colloquial
International trade is overseen by a multilaterally agreed system that seeks to be universal, rule-based, open,
Conference on Human Rights, in which we declared all human rights to be universal.
pension- long ago ceased to be universal.
They are qualitative in nature and are meant to be universal and applicable in any environment.
John Gowdy writes,"Assumptions about human behaviour that members of market societies believe to be universal, that humans are naturally competitive and acquisitive,
If the Treaty is to be universal, Israel must, without delay, implement all the relevant resolutions of international legitimacy,
particularly the fact that it cannot yet claim to be universal and that a number of States from all camps have,
Noting that the Convention needed to be universal and that no State could afford to be a mere observer when it came to protecting life on earth,
since such rights were meant to be universal, they were not the product of one specific civilization
said that his Government considered all human rights to be universal, indivisible and interdependent
enhance the resources of a partnership that we would like to be universal, integrating all the aspects
it was necessary for such a treaty to be universal in character and applicable to non-nuclear-weapon States
In order to succeed, the new development agenda needs to be universal, that is, it must speak to all countries
supposed to be universal and separate from contingent factors(such as culture,
Knowledge of at least one family planning method continues to be universal 98.3% of women know of at least one method of contraception,
the framework is intended to be universal.
the need for the instrument to be universal if it is to be effectively implemented.
which aimed to be universal, but where it was important to avoid duplication.
The comprehensive and integrated approach to human rights means that those rights are understood to be universal, indivisible, interdependent