Примеры использования Broadly accepted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Broadly accepted- The power of an indicator depends on its broad acceptance.
Development has become an important element in the broadly accepted concept of security.
Together with this broadly accepted description of SPEs, for statistical purposes, a clear definition is needed.
Company documents are as per international standards and broadly accepted by international banks.
However, a broadly accepted understanding of the post-Conference role of UNEP was slow to emerge.
Israel would determine its position when the proposal had been broadly accepted by the relevant parties.
Delegations broadly accepted that the primary duty for promoting and protecting human rights fell on States.
The basic concept of a Presidential Council initially drew perplexed reactions from the two sides, butin time it became broadly accepted.
It is also broadly accepted that a stable macroeconomic environment is conducive to long-term economic growth and hence to reducing poverty.
In addition CBD requires that the index be easy to understand and use, broadly accepted and measurable with sufficient accuracy at affordable cost.
In this context the"opting-out" system in alternative B of article 23 would seem the most appropriate basis for a broadly accepted jurisdiction.
The concept of proportionality, although broadly accepted in legal doctrine, was difficult to apply, as the International Court of Justice itself had recognized.
However, States' competence to exercise universal jurisdiction should not derive solely from their domestic law, but also from broadly accepted international treaties.
She hoped that the Court's view would become a more broadly accepted legal principle, since it could be of considerable benefit to a large segment of the Colombian population.
However, States' competence to exercise universal jurisdiction should not derive solely from their domestic law, but rather from a broadly accepted international treaty.
There are still knowledge gaps andpending questions on translating broadly accepted principles of early warning into action-oriented modalities.
There is no definitive, broadly accepted source of international law which spells out legal standards, procedures, rights and duties pertaining to disaster response and assistance.
Such instruments have an undeniable moral force andprovide practical guidance to States in their conduct on human rights affairs since they are declaratory or broadly accepted goals and principles within the international community.
In this regard, both the Government of the Sudan and the other parties broadly accepted the fact that the Darfur Peace Agreement could not be considered a"take it or leave it" document.
So, for example, with respect to rules being developed on transboundary aquifers, different perspectives are carefully weighed against each other in light of relevant technical andscientific information and broadly accepted principles of law.
Peaceful resolution of conflicts to stabilize volatile conditions based on broadly accepted institutions, mechanisms, and"insider mediation" capacities at the national and local levels.
The UK Government broadly accepted 40 of the 43 recommendations in Baroness Corston's 2007 report'A Review of Women with Particular Vulnerabilities in the Criminal Justice System.
This plan has never been implemented in its entirety, butit is encouraging to note that a two-State arrangement has now become a broadly accepted basis for any viable solution to the question of Palestine, as affirmed in Security Council resolution 1397 2002.
The second thesis broadly accepted by developmental economists is that social or civic trust-- the"twin" of social capital-- is one of the factors that influence growth and even equity.
Their value lies in their recognition and acceptance by a large number of States and, even without binding effect, they may be seen as enshrining goals,practices and strategies broadly accepted by the international community.
While participants broadly accepted the approach recommended in the working document, initial concerns included: the ways in which requests might be prioritized and the need to clarify the respective roles of the Bureau and the Multidisciplinary Expert Panel.
Their stories are found in ancient surviving Hindu, Buddhist and Jaina texts, suggesting that renunciation by kings was a respected tradition before the birth of Buddha, andthat this tradition was also broadly accepted in regions other than Videha, such as in Pancala, Kalinga and Gandhara.
Any divergence from the broadly accepted approach to identifying the formation of customary law, which was based on the two components enshrined in article 38 of the Statute of the International Court of Justice and applied in the vast jurisprudence of international and national tribunals and courts, would be counterproductive.
Although the standards and norms do not impose enforceable obligations on Member States, such instruments provide practical guidance to States in their conduct and they enshrine goals,practices and strategies broadly accepted by the international community.
In addition to these, there are four generally available and broadly accepted debt indicators that could be used to determine sustainable debt levels of countries: NPV debt-to-gross national income(GNI) ratio; debt service-to-GNI ratio; debt service-to-exports ratio; and debt service-to-revenue ratio.