Примеры использования A fragmentation на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A fragmentation test shall be performed at each of the points 1, 2, 3, 3', 4 and 5.
Yet, this kind of built-in risk assessment can lead to a fragmentation of risks.
In such a fragmentation, a self-government on national basis was impossible.
In addition, a variety of funding sources has led to a fragmentation of programme activities.
This will lead to a fragmentation of the laws on multimodal transport contracts.
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One Palestinian was slightly injured in the face by a fragmentation grenade thrown at the soldiers.
Exactly one month later a fragmentation bomb exploded in the garden of the Cuban Embassy in Mexico City, injuring four people and causing considerable damage.
Unlike both the original German M24 Stielhandgranate and the Type 23,the Type 98 was a fragmentation grenade.
That, it was said,would lead to a fragmentation of the laws on multimodal transport contracts.
There was also inadequate use of evaluation, and lack of coordination between organizations,leading to a fragmentation of approaches.
The VC industry in Europe is currently faced with a fragmentation of venture capital markets along national lines.
In Mexico's view, this indicates that the existence of multiple international courts andtribunals does not necessarily lead to a fragmentation of international law.
In particular, the current agendas contributed to a fragmentation of issues and to a proliferation of contact groups and informal consultations.
At the same time, the substantial increase in the number of legal fields andregimes had resulted in a fragmentation of international law.
Seventh, the draft convention led to a fragmentation of the laws on multimodal transport contracts because it applied only to one part of those contracts.
Furthermore, the large number of strategic areas of support(45)in the first MYFF has contributed to a fragmentation of programmes and, in turn, results.
Chaotically arranged bone fragments in the spinal canal lumen orin the destruction cavity were classified by us as a fragmentation of vertebrae without sequestration.
The Special Rapporteur had considered it necessary to avoid a fragmentation of international law by revising the definition of"armed conflict" adopted on first reading.
A fragmentation working group was established, with the overall objective of examining the causes of fragmentation and recommending measures to the CAB to mitigate the issue;
In addition to the tests prescribed in paragraph 2.3. of this annex, a fragmentation test shall be carried out in accordance with the requirements of Annex 8, paragraph 4.
The Resident Representative pointed out that there was evidence of growing vulnerability in Myanmar,leading to a deterioration of the humanitarian situation and a fragmentation of community networks.
It was difficult to see how such a fragmentation of Palestinian territory could ensure greater security for Israel than adherence to the internationally recognized border formed by the Green Line.
Thirdly, in his report, the Secretary-General observes that the Department of Public Information has suffered from a fragmentation of its efforts as a result of too many mandates and missions.
There is a fragmentation of information and communication between public institutions such as the courts and the police and a lack of coordination between communities and policing agencies that undermine long-term investigations.
This is expressed by a fragmentation factor which compares the number of relationships that are less priority and less significant with the total number of relationships that an entity has with programme countries.
The imbalance between core andnon-core resources allocated to operational activities was a source of concern because it led to a fragmentation of those activities and reduced efficiency.
More broadly there has also been a trend of outsourcing leading to a fragmentation of service provision and a multiplication of employers and employment conditions in what were once unified public authorities or companies.
At the same time, there is an increasing need for coordination among donors in order toavoid the adverse effects of an increasing proliferation of donors and a fragmentation of the development cooperation effort.