Примеры использования An inherently на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is an inherently political judicial institution.
Since we think of them as two, ours is an inherently dualistic view.
But"outrageous" is an inherently subjective term, susceptible to the personal taste of the jury empaneled to decide a case.
The illusory action of the theater is regarded as an inherently coherent manifestation;
Clean dry oil has an inherently high dielectric strength but this does not necessarily indicates the absence of all contaminates, it may.
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This is particularly true in the field of shipping, an inherently international industry.
The Maldives was an inherently peaceful nation and its people were aware that ideologies could cultivate hate and breed violence and extremism.
Decentralization and true empowerment of the local level is an inherently political process.
Sustainable email sending programs in an inherently hostile environment now require great care and planning.
This is explained by the peculiarities of Brazilian"cunning", which, as the author explains, has an inherently egoistic nature.
Peacebuilding is an inherently national process.
As opposed to the previous approach based on composing sequential processes,the Actor model was developed as an inherently concurrent model.
And radiation therapy is an inherently risky business, using linear accelerators to deliver powerful radiation doses that have as much potential to do harm as good.
Whether, for example,the deceased was taking part in hostilities is an inherently factual question, requiring factual investigation.
It is therefore an inherently difficult task to estimate with precision when an appeal can be completed, due to the nature of the cases themselves.
This is particularly true for companies operating in an environment with weak regulatory infrastructure in an inherently hazardous industry.
Violence against women was an inherently political issue because wherever women were considered to be subordinate or inferior there would be violence.
The rules we have now, known as copyright,were established in the age of the printing press, an inherently centralized method of mass-production copying.
The aforementioned machines are usually equipped with an inherently safe design of the means of containment(fuel tank) in accordance with the requirements of Directive 2006/42/EC.
Experience shows that the ability of one party to retain troops, weapons andmilitary installations within a safe area creates an inherently unstable situation and draws attacks from the opposing party.
The sale and purchase of education, an inherently commercial transaction, becomes equated with the provision of education as a free public service.
What we cannot subscribe to is a treaty that divides the world into nuclear haves and have-nots, with an inherently inequitable set of responsibilities and obligations for the two.
It is also recalled that migration is an inherently global phenomenon, requiring cooperation among States at the multilateral, bilateral and regional levels.
The Vietnamese Government had pursuedpolicies of oppression and ethnic cleansing against them because of an inherently discriminatory mentality against people of a different ethnicity.
Peru believed that that was an inherently national process, and that peacekeeping operations must support national authorities in the implementation of development projects.
But the continued retention of nuclear weapons by a few who insist that they are essential to their security andto that of their allies while denying the same right to others is an inherently unstable situation.
The United Nations system must recognize that adaptation is an inherently limited long-term solution for certain low-lying Member States, such as the Marshall Islands.
However, I wish to reiterate once more our position on agenda item 1: nuclear disarmament remains our primary objective and our priority. For the very existence of nuclear weapons threatens international security, andtheir continued possession in the hands of a few countries creates an inherently discriminatory, unjust and unstable situation.
Peacebuilding must therefore be an inherently national process, in which peacekeeping operations supported national authorities in articulating their priorities and implementing their projects and plans.
We submit that yet another, equally pragmatic, solution may be found in the answer to the question:what is it that drives an inherently good human being to commit such inhuman and senseless acts of State terrorism, organizational terrorism or individual terrorism?