Examples of using Its profound in English and their translations into Russian
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expressing its profound solidarity with them, and stressing the importance of providing them with assistance.
Expressing its profound regret at the death of many thousands of people in the Syrian Arab Republic,
and expresses its profound solidarity with them;
placed on record its profound regret at the denunciation of ICCPR-OP 1.
and expressing its profound solidarity with them.
Expresses its profound regret and dismay at the very slow pace in the deployment of the African troops by the United Nations, owing to lack of logistical support;
The Council expresses its profound condolences to the family of the Indian sergeant, Krishna Kumar,
Besides its profound historical, religious
Expressing its profound regret that, despite the commitments
(2) One of the properties of Winstrol is its profound ability to lower SHBG much more than other steroids.
The Non-Aligned Movement reiterates its profound concern at the threat to humanity posed by the continued existence of nuclear weapons
Eritrea's impartial and balanced position emanates from its profound desire to contribute to a durable
The government underlined its profound concern over the increase in episodes of anti-Semitic intolerance,
The Foundation's involvement in this seminal project results from its profound Commitment to the concept of sustainable development through shared ideas.
The Urantia Book with its profound, advanced teachings became a part of Ralph
We stress the need for a multidimensional approach to the concept of peace and security and its profound inter-relationship with the achievement of sustainable development in the African continent.
The paper detects not only the logical self-refutation of this theory, but also its profound inconsistency.
taking into consideration its profound psychological side-effects.
Recognizing the unprecedented pace of demographic transition towards an ageing society in the Asia-Pacific region and its profound and far-reaching social, economic and political implications.
said that Brazil's uncompromising rejection of terrorism reflected its aversion to violence and its profound democratic convictions.