Примеры использования Be conceded на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is an absolute right which may not be conceded, denied or extinguished.
Moreover, it may be conceded further that modern Scientists are exceedingly careful not to affirm negations.
The United Nations record of implementation, it must be conceded, has not always inspired confidence.
Such an exemption could not be conceded to, taking into account the nature, direction and possible public health consequences of the U.S.
The law further defines the conditions where the statute of refugee may not be conceded to foreign persons.
It must, however, be conceded that proceedings before appellate authorities and the courts are not entirely controlled by the Government.
Given the case law of the International Court of Justice involving the concept"agent" of an organization discussed in the commentary on draft article 4,it must be conceded that NCBs must be deemed to be either organs or agents of ICPO as far as concerns the special liaison function conferred on them by the Constitution.
But it must be conceded at once that the distinction between urgent and definitive countermeasures does not correspond with existing international law.
At the same time, it must be conceded that by no means all avenues for education and training in the area of racial and ethnic tolerance have been explored.
While this point can be conceded, a solid understanding of the normative significance and legal obligations related to the Declaration does not end there.
It must be conceded by any impartial student of the world economy that in most cases the reasons for the difficulties of some States are not purely endogenous, but in large measure are exogenous.
Nor, it must be conceded, have ethical issues occupied a prominent position in debates within WHO's governing bodies, the Executive Board and the World Health Assembly, or in resolutions adopted by either of these bodies.
However, it must be conceded that the rights of the child are still not sufficiently guaranteed in this area in Estonia. For example, there is no system of support persons in place for the benefit of children in court proceedings, and access to supporting services varies in different districts.
An indemnity of not less than 40,000 bolivars should be conceded, independently of any sum which might justly be found due him for losses resulting from the arbitrary rupture of the contract aforementioned, since there can be no doubt that, even had he not obtained the concession referred to, the sole fact of his arbitrary expulsion would furnish sufficient ground for a demand of indemnity.
In a decisive duel hasavyurtovets was conceded by the world champion among young men Abdulvagab Shakhbanov.
Nevertheless, such a solution is not without its weaknesses, which is conceded by Wyler.
You're conceding?
He was conceding that his act of offering had not responded to Heaven's request.
Actually, I'm conceding to Nina.
The man you're conceding the race to.
I can only assume you were conceding your client's guilt.
Second, when parties say that there is no actual bias on the part of the judge,they may be conceding that the judge is acting in good faith and is not consciously biased.
It was conceded that the arbitration was an international commercial arbitration for the purposes of the International Arbitration Act 1974"IAA.
In the Franco-Russian accord concluded in 1999, 99 per cent ofthe pecuniary rights of the natural and legal persons were conceded.
As Andrew Billen argues in The Times,"The book may even serve as a feminist analysis of marriage as a partnership in which only the male is conceded the privilege of absence.
This does not necessarily mean that we are conceding anything in advance, but simply that we are ready to sit down at the negotiating table.
Okay, just for clarity, so we know later who said what, you are conceding that it is a possibility that this is an alien spaceship?
It was conceded, however, that the situation would be different if the victim benefited in some way from the activity causing harm, or in exceptional circumstances where some blame or negligence might be attributable to the victim.
However, it was conceded that as necessity was generally recognized in customary international law as a circumstance precluding the wrongfulness of an act not in conformity with an international obligation, article 33 could not be entirely deleted.
Jinnah insisted on Pakistan being conceded prior to the British departure and to come into being immediately, while Gandhi proposed that plebiscites on partition occur sometime after a united India gained its independence.