Examples of using No illusions in English and their translations into Russian
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Australia has no illusions about the many steps required to reach a world without nuclear weapons.
I have no illusions, nor should you, that we can reinvent the Department of Public Information overnight.
We are under no illusions, however, of what it will take to reach that goal.
Look, I have no illusions about who I am, what I have done,
However, Armenia should have no illusions-- Azerbaijan will restore its territorial integrity by all means provided for by the United Nations Charter and international law.
We are therefore not overly ambitious and have no illusions about the task that lies ahead of you, but we keep an open mind.
As I have said, we ought harbor no illusions about the blood that will be spilled on that hill.
We, however, entertain no illusions about the difficulty we will experience in meeting these Goals.
Based on bitter experience, we have no illusions as to how soon we can expect any results from the planned support measures.
No illusions, and a call to the Lord,
Yet I hold no illusions that we might solve our problems alone,
Kazakhstani authorities entertain no illusions about their"strategic ally.
Or you will end up like those old judges… who have seen too much and who have no illusions and no feelings any more.
But we have no illusions: even if the OAU had the capacity required to carry out its mandate in preventive diplomacy,
truly a challenging endeavour, and we have no illusions that it will miraculously heal all the rifts that ravage so many regions of the world.
for which I have no illusions, as you can understand.
though the Board entertained no illusions about the validity of this initiative to deal with the numerous and tragic security problems of the region.
We harbour no illusions: progress towards realizing that vision cannot be made without a fundamental change in regional circumstances
While the Government harboured no illusions as to the significant challenges remaining-- Maori were significantly over-represented in the criminal justice system and had a lower socio-economic status and poorer health than the rest of the population-- it was committed to meeting them through the spirit of discourse and partnership on which New Zealand was based.
We have no illusions as to what we can achieve through the Olympic Truce; it is not