Examples of using Practical reality in English and their translations into Spanish
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The working group assigned to prepare this report strove to outline the practical reality by organizing discussions
This practical reality is underscored by the President's definitive declaration to the United Nations General Assembly last September, when he said,"In
As this is not simply a theoretical proposition, but a practical reality to be addressed by the armed forces in many countries,
it has become an undisputed practical reality and an integral part of the reservations regime,
of your community and beyond to work together with the U.N. in making peace a practical reality in the 21st century
in making these mechanisms a practical reality.
thus bringing into practical reality one of the oldest auditing maxims:
The fact that some detainees upon their release are returning to combat underscores the ongoing nature of the armed conflict with alQaida and the practical reality that in defending itself against alQaida,
activities in demand reduction aiming at translating into practical reality the increased political importance attached to it;
the Security Council and the exercise of power within that organ, as well as to the practical reality of decision-making in the General Assembly itself in the early years of the United Nations.
A community that cannot be reduced to a simple«practical reality»(albeit the practical reality of a confrontation with the requirement of the«virtues» of living together,
of violence against women, by offering suggestions as to how to bridge the gap between normative acceptance of State responsibility for violence and the practical reality for women seeking redress.
The practical realities involved were understood by NGOs.
It is a process based on continual learning, the practical realities of the system feeding constant re-evaluation and adjustment.
However, there was a growing disconnect between those positive megatrends and practical realities in the world of work.
That mix was the best guarantee of its achieving the necessary academic standard while keeping its work in line with the practical realities of the international community.
it had to take into account the practical realities.
entry into force of the Convention on Cluster Munitions illustrated the adaptability of international humanitarian law to the practical realities on the ground.
impartial and reflects the practical realities of delivering better policy.
framework of law and policy, though the Committee would have benefited by a greater focus on the practical realities of the enjoyment of Covenant rights.