Примеры использования A more general на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Suggestions of a more general nature.
A more general comment should be made.
Another might be of a more general nature.
Also a more general approach could be reasonable.
He's something else,less certain, but a more general.
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Hirst7 offers a more general definition of the term.
Before concluding, I must make a more general point.
On a more general level, the WTO Appellate Body has held that.
A more general approach to the application of Article 50 should be worked out.
The Act does not restrict information of a more general nature about abortion.
On a more general plane, this is also true of GDP and GDP forecasting.
Let me present here several ideas and comments of a more general nature.
In a more general sense, the term can be applied to any optimization issue.
The remaining policy referred to communities in a more general sense 78.
A more general cause he cited was"propaganda of a radical nature.
Try to get the answer that you really need but not a more general one.
However, menu tries to provide a more general interface for menu building.
Development and marketing of United Nations publications of a more general nature;
He called for a more general and intensified approach in that direction.
Several delegations made comments of a more general nature on article 5.
A more general term is sorption, which covers absorption, adsorption, and ion exchange.
It should therefore be replaced by a more general performance requirement.
A more general look at the allocation of special provisions VV9a and VV9b shows that.
In this case the Committee addressed a more general issue of our times, stating.
In a more general way, this is designed to create incentives for renewable energy plants to increase the efficiency of their operations.
Paragraph 8 might need to be moved to a more general information chapter.
It may also, in a more general way, foster constructive interaction with civil society.
Moreland and Hilton(1976)described PCP as a more general inhibitory uncoupler.
This corresponds with a more general obligation of States to practise the death penalty transparently.