Примеры использования A subjective на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The table below provides a subjective and general comparison for each system.
A subjective human factor, undoubtedly, affects interim and final result of any activity.
The genus Puntanipterus might be a subjective junior synonym of Pterodaustro.
People accustom to idea, that the modern elite of Russia in all of the right, is true and infallible- andit is result of a subjective purposeful history.
The data assumes a subjective topical nature independent from the language and knowledge of symbols.
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The State party contends that the impartiality of a court should be considered from both a subjective and an objective angle.
At the same time, it does not matter a subjective(the anniversary of a person) or collective(corporate banquet) is the nature of the upcoming event.
Thus, Article 75 does not state clear and objective criteria for determining proficiency,but instead allows for a subjective“proficiency” decision by an ad hoc commission.
The Court applied a subjective and emotional test, finding the picture"active and aggressive" in place of the objective standard previously articulated by the Constitutional Court.
Thus, State responsibility is concerned with the violation of a subjective international right even when it does not involve material damage.
He is known to have been a confidant of the incumbent President, John F. Kennedy, andit is unlikely in the extreme that he was simply expressing a subjective or idiosyncratic opinion.
Burnout is usually diagnosed when a patient feels exhaustion, a subjective or objective decrease in performance or a certain alienation from the working environment.
Under(b), the qualification of the damage caused by an attack on civilian targets as being“excessive” in relation to the military advantage anticipated raised serious problems as it implied a subjective standard.
She selected a collection from the works mentioned by the artists,which then became a subjective(textile) Lithuanian art history of the 20th and 21st century.
It did not seem advisable to use a subjective and vague criterion such as"equitable and reasonable utilization" with regard to harm, even with the exception relating to pollution.
There is a tendency in the Conference to reiterate claims that a particular issue is ripe for negotiation based on a subjective political assessment motivated by the interests of certain blocs.
Since the definition of interesting is usually a subjective, intuitive notion of"interesting", it should be understood as a half-humorous application of self-reference in order to obtain a paradox.
It is self-evident that an analytical approach that takes into consideration particular aspects anddeliberately disregards others lacks the requisite analytical objectivity in so far as it expresses a subjective and selective standpoint.
In all cases, a subjective, gender-conscious analysis must also be applied in interpreting an enslaved person's reasonable fear of harm or perception of coercion.
Most significant of all is that, given that the definition of"Janjaweed" at the heart of the Commission's report basicallyreflects the above view, it is clear that the report reflects a subjective rather than an objective view.
As he maintained throughout his trial,he demonstrated neither a subjective nor objective intent to violently attack or overthrow the Government of China, and therefore never"intended to incite imminent violence";
Such an analytical approach that takes into consideration particular aspects anddeliberately disregards others lacks the requisite analytical objectivity in so far as it expresses a subjective and selective standpoint.
China was disappointed that the Special Rapporteur had taken a subjective and accusatory approach to the upcoming elections, which represented a positive step towards democracy and long-term security and stability.
Under domestic and international refugee law jurisprudence,a delay in filing a refugee claim is a relevant factor to be taken into account in assessing whether the complainant has a subjective and objective fear of persecution.
Yet another suggestion was that reference should be made not to"errors"(which included both a subjective and an objective criterion) but to"incorrect statements"(i.e. the factual result of a subjective error) by a registrant.
Thereby everyone is granted a subjective public right to environmental data without such right to access being subject to being individually affected, to a de facto or legal interest, to a position as a party in legal proceedings or any other involvement in proceedings.
According to article 3 of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment,there was a subjective and an objective test for assessing whether there were substantial grounds that a person to be returned to another country would face torture.
In such circumstances, it is wholly unacceptable to invoke a subjective and highly manipulable accusation of witchcraft as the basis for either arbitrary private acts of violence or for Government-sponsored or tolerated acts of violence.
For example, for issues where written surveys of government officials may be expected to elicit a subjective or"official" response, alternative means such as informal interviews, surveys of citizen groups, or document analysis may be more insightful.
The Supreme Court of Canada has held that decisions should be made"from a subjective, childcentred perspective, one which attempts to make equality meaningful from the child's point of view as opposed to that of the adults in his or her life.