Примеры использования Broader terms на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In the present era, security is defined in far broader terms than in the past.
In broader terms, the possibility of an event occurring that would affect the achievement of objectives.
Part of that task was to get capitals to define the national interest in broader terms.
Macroeconomic stability should be understood in broader terms as entailing more than just preserving price stability and sustainable fiscal balances.
This mode of fiction, especially palpable in contemporary literature,is labeled"the novel of place"- or, in broader terms,"topophilic" prose.
In broader terms, however, the vast number of existing international instruments, declarations and resolutions could serve as the building blocks of the proposed order.
At its forty-seventh session, in March/April 1993, the Committee envisaged, in broader terms, the problems raised in connection with the implementation of the Covenant in former States parties to the Covenant.
In broader terms, the time has finally come to reflect on what the endless dragging out of a post-conflict settlement in the area of the Persian Gulf will lead to.
It is estimated that the average core unemployment rate in the West Bank in 1998 was 12.3 per cent and 23.5 per cent in the Gaza Strip,amounting to 23.2 and 31.4 per cent respectively in broader terms.
Social security, which in broader terms includes child allowances, educational grants, veteran benefits, as well as subsidies for electricity and gas, covers only five per cent of the population.
Article 208(1) of the Criminal Code prohibited torture for the purpose of extracting confessions or information relating to a crime, while article 208(2)defined torture in considerably broader terms.
Moreover, in broader terms, Asia's regional structures and its regional powers have gained increasing influence in global affairs in the social, technological, economic and political contexts.
They discussed the participation of the Israeli delegation in St. Petersburg International Economic Forum 2018 as well as, in broader terms, promising cooperation between Russia and Israel in the areas of trade and investment.
It then goes on in broader terms, mentioning"or materials, instruments or information" of any type whatsoever that are provided to such groups, so long as they contribute to their subsistence and continued existence and the pursuit of their activities.
It must be recalled that the traditional purpose of a CTBT has been to put a curb to the nuclear arms race, as an important steptowards complete nuclear disarmament, as has already been spelled out in even broader terms in the partial test-ban treaty.
The Working Group agreed that paragraph(1)(a)should be drafted in broader terms than the reference to the insolvency representative, with a view to reflecting the various available options as to who was to consider claims.
Mr. ORDZHONIKIDZE(Russian Federation)(interpretation from Russian): The return or restitution of cultural property to its countries of origin is an extremely important issue which, while no doubt important in and of itself,should in our view be considered in broader terms, in the context of the overall problem of the preservation of cultural heritage.
A further view was that the provisions might be redrafted in broader terms to refer, for example, to the obligation of the procuring entity to provide documents to the independent body in a manner that ensured effective access by the independent body to all documents.
In this context, the IUCN would also like to take this opportunity to congratulate Professor Wangari Maathai for her Nobel Peace Prize andfor demonstrating what women and community-based groups, such as the Green Belt movement, can do for Africa's environment and people and for peace in broader terms.
The Committee should therefore re-examine the Libyan Arab Jamahiriya's rate of assessment in light of its real capacity to pay and, in broader terms, should take steps to address the negative effects of the current scale methodology on all developing countries.
In broader terms, article 29(b) requires States parties to the Convention to take appropriate steps to promote an enabling environment in which persons with disabilities can effectively and fully participate in the conduct of public affairs, without discrimination and on an equal basis with others.
In summary, one can say that the consensus in the economic and policy literature is that, subject to the high price and insecurity of fossil fuels, the cost-benefit analysis of energy efficiency programmes is favourable to the undertaking of energy efficiency programmes,regardless of whether benefits are defined in narrow or broader terms.
When it comes to the protection of personal data in broader terms, it should be pointed out that in the period after the submission of the Initial Report certain forms of infringement of secrecy of the data available in computer systems or programs have been sanctioned by the Criminal Code.
UNEP undertook a preliminary desk study to explore the funding and support needs of developing countries and countries with economies in transition and relevant ways to support compliance with multilateral environment agreements pertaining to chemicals and wastes and capacity-building,including institutional strengthening and technical assistance for promoting the sound management of chemicals and wastes in broader terms.
To put it in broader terms, they have demonstrated that implementing the Peace Agreements means not only overcoming resistance to change on the part of sectors of the population who are anxious to protect their privileges, but also making a considerable effort to explain and raise the consciousness of the population as a whole.
UNEP undertook a preliminary desk study to explore the funding and support needs of developing countries and countries with economies in transition, relevant ways to support compliance with multilateral environment agreements pertaining to chemicals and wastes and capacity-building, including institutional strengthening andtechnical assistance for promoting sound management of chemicals and wastes in broader terms.
The draft Notes should state in broader terms that the issue of confidentiality could be dealt with expressly by the parties or covered in the applicable arbitral rules, but that in the absence of a specific arbitral rule, parties should not assume that the obligation of confidentiality was implied.
In broader terms, it must promote the concept that, in the long term, regional integration which includes free circulation of people and the harmonisation of socio-economic policy among the SADC member states is the only viable strategy for resolving the problems of migration to and from those countries, and not the current thinking which consists in saying that neighbours must seek to develop within their own borders and stop the emigration to South Africa.
In broader terms, recently the globalization of production and distribution, as well as the development of telecommunications and information technology have brought to life new business models, which might be instrumental in resolving the problems of industrial restructuring, for example, in finding a new market niche and new specialization, reallocating redundant resources, in particular the work force, and enhancing competitiveness.
In broad terms, six developments have led the experts to this situation.