Примеры использования Adequately reflected на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That use of incentives anddisincentives was not adequately reflected in the draft article.
Article 4, paragraph 1, adequately reflected comments made by her delegation on previous occasions.
The Commission agreed that the draft definition adequately reflected that understanding.
This is probably not adequately reflected in table 3, because the changes began to take effect only in 2007 and 2008.
This fundamental principle, however, is not always adequately reflected in the draft statute;
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The Board could generally agree to the proposed text, but, at the same time,felt that certain aspects of Annex 10 did not seem adequately reflected.
Mr. Banton's non-participation would be adequately reflected in the summary records.
If adequately reflected in the arrangements for compliance review, the Aarhus Convention could add to the development and integration of international environmental and human rights law.
Those assessments are all captured and adequately reflected in the Millennium Declaration resolution 55/2.
Cultural, political andsocio-economic aspects are not always adequately reflected.
That reality must be adequately reflected in the balance of the Security Council.
It would do its best to ensure that those activities were adequately reflected in future reports.
Consequently, in many cases the Board's report adequately reflected the Administration's position on each recommendation.
However, the importance of addressing the root causes of terrorism had not been adequately reflected in the text.
He hoped that that aspect of the problem would be adequately reflected in the Secretary-General's forthcoming report on an agenda for development.
Nevertheless, the Special Rapporteur considered that that point could be adequately reflected in the commentary.
It was highly important that its views were adequately reflected in the ECOSOC deliberations and its expected recommendations.
The Group of 77 andChina expected the mandates that had arisen from those priorities to be adequately reflected in the budget.
This obviously means that women's views may not be adequately reflected in the final product of the policy and programmes.
Since the Administration continued to work closely with the Board and had provided full information,the Board's report in many cases adequately reflected the Administration's position.
In the first place, the draft articles,in the view of Japan, adequately reflected a wide range of State practice and accurately described established practice in the field.
Some developed country Governments indicated that existing plans andprogrammes relating to chemicals management adequately reflected Strategic Approach objectives.
The widely varying bid prices were not adequately reflected in the blended day rate;
Furthermore, provisions of such international conventions as the Convention on the International Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea and the International Convention for the Safety of Life at Sea(SOLAS) have also been duly and adequately reflected in the Regulations.
For that reason, the outcome of the Fourth World Conference on Women should be adequately reflected in the programmes for global social development.
The revision also seeks to address the concern that gender issues were not adequately reflected in the original Plan.
It was widely felt, in response,that paragraph 28 was useful and adequately reflected various views that had been expressed in the preparation of the new Model Law.
Development, security and human rights for all are three interdependent concepts that dominate our existence as societies andthat must be adequately reflected in a comprehensive reform process.
Moreover, the current scale of assessments was perfectly valid, since it adequately reflected the principle of capacity to pay and the consensus agreed to by all Member States.
As to the remainder of the provision,it was generally felt that the substance of paragraph(6) adequately reflected the policy adopted by the Commission.