Примеры использования Be termed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This may also be termed the measurement range for the transducer.
Action taken in pursuit of self-determination could not be termed terrorism.
This attitude can be termed not only unserious, but also thoughtless.
There's no consensus in the psychiatric community what I should be termed.
They propose that the facility be termed as the"Global Shelter Facility.
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When carried out with the help of illicit means,such influencing can be termed state capture.
These six commitments could be termed the"Millennium human rights goals.
Eleven detainees remained in prison for 16 months without judgement,which is clearly more than may be termed a reasonable time.
You can go ahead as might be termed"for better or worse" and it will be what you make of it.
This has brought into focus a phenomenon that could be termed the"new mercantilism.
Hong Kong can be termed the hub of the financial operations for illicit drug trafficking in the region.
The result was the emergence of a new poverty which could be termed“information poverty”.
Nor can our request be termed“illegal”, since it is not directed against any State in particular.
In contrast, organisms that live in more moderate environments may be termed mesophiles or neutrophiles.
AMORC's teachings cover what may be termed the"Sacred Sciences" and include ideas based on the major philosophers, particularly Pythagoras, Thales, Solon, Heraclitus, Democritus.
She writes that"the Society, modelled upon this Constitution,may fairly be termed a'Republic of Conscience.
But neither the one, northe other approach can be termed free and pervasive into the soul of that which is the subject of investigation.
The Canadian Government also agrees with him that these efforts should no longer be termed"reform" of humanitarian response.
The Trials require the applicant to inflict what can only be termed casual brutality and suffering, and sometimes even death, on targets chosen by the recruiting clergy.
It was also noted that all such data andthe associated critical load exceedance maps should be termed"preliminary.
A donor database has been developed that serves as what might be termed a"one-stop shop" on donor information for the entire programme.
Relations between the Austrian Government and the Muslim community, recognized in domestic law as a religious community since 1912,could be termed satisfactory.
The tons of carbon dioxide not emitted will correspondingly be termed"tons of carbon dioxide equivalent" CO2e.
Another difference was that a military commander was in charge of a lethal force,whereas a civilian supervisor was in charge of what might be termed a bureaucracy.
With a certain degree of conventionality, these three scenarios can be termed“Nigerian”,“Mexican” and“Australian”, respectively.
Slavery having been abolished in 1905, the problem was clearly societal rather than legal in nature andwas linked to what might be termed a caste system.
These factors are key indicators of what might be termed"successful" transitions, and of sustainable development.
The emphasis during this phase will be the finalization of preparations for andthe conduct of elections to what may be termed the Kosovo Transitional Authority.
When it is limited to certain passages,they may be termed purple patches or purple passages, standing out from the rest of the work.
When the event loop forms the central control flow construct of a program, as it often does,it may be termed the main loop or main event loop.