Examples of using Linchpin in English and their translations into Russian
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The good planning of peacekeeping operations was the linchpin of rigorous budgeting.
The Security Council is the linchpin of the whole United Nations peace and security system,
The update further suggested that reproductive health care should be the linchpin of integrated programmes around which related services
Accountability was a linchpin of the justice system
is the linchpin of the global non-proliferation regime
The linchpin for these three parallel processes is international cooperation,
civil rights is a hallmark and a linchpin of their system.
The Law of Return is a linchpin of the State and serves as a foundational principle towards the effectuation of a viable
Colston's plan was the linchpin of any agreement between our countries,
triangular cooperation remained a priority means of intervention for the regional programmes, and a linchpin for all their work at the regional
It is a linchpin of the State and serves as a foundational principle towards the effectuation of a viable
a lever arm,(4) linchpin,(5) door lock.
In this new atmosphere, the United Nations is the linchpin of our collective security,
A linchpin that was tied to the economy that would cause crisis
Lastly, improving political participation for the marginalized urban poor is the linchpin to strategies aimed at addressing the challenges of growing urban poverty.
I found an alarming vulnerability-- a linchpin that was tied to the economy that would cause crisis and devastation beyond anything we would ever seen.
The United Nations should be the linchpin of development agenda operations and multilateral mechanisms.
any community of individuals, there is a linchpin or keystone personality.
remained the linchpin of any effort to re-establish stability in the Central African Republic.
peaceful use of nuclear energy on the other, had made the Treaty the linchpin of the non-proliferation regime.