Примеры использования Broadly used на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Force is also broadly used.
There are broadly used tools for disclosure protection, like Argus;
Forceis also thus broadly used.
These handcuffs are broadly used by Police of Czech Republic and Slovak Republic.
These parasitic wasps native to Kazakhstan and broadly used in the US against C.
They are also broadly used in the datacenters of local financial and government institutes.
I'm very confident that it could continue to be broadly used for a very, very long time.
They are broadly used in inter-State conflict and they are the weapons of choice in civil wars and for terrorism, organized crime and gang warfare.
The slotting system was more broadly used in the course of the biennium.
My proposal is that free software will start out aiming to produce the most basic and most broadly used software.
Vishnevsky liniment was broadly used in the Soviet army during the World War II.
Airmail stretches to nearly every corner of the world and has been broadly used in international shipping.
E-signatures are already broadly used and regulated in a vast majority of countries.
These techniques and approaches will need to be tested, assessed thoroughly andaccepted before they can be broadly used and relied on.
The UNCITRAL model laws were also broadly used in his country in the preparation and adaptation of legislation.
It should be properly and effectively managed, so thatit could be successfully and broadly used for the benefit of the general public.
During the election campaign, Lukashenko,as the incumbent, broadly used all methods of cam-paigning while the two candidates from the opposition were subjected to restrictive measures.
International activities to address this issue have so far been initiated within the OECD, though nanomaterials andnanotechnology are also broadly used in non-OECD countries.
To ensure that the results of these analytical activities are broadly used by governments and other stakeholders, the issuance of all reports and studies would be beneficial.
Spain made specific mention of the Treaty on the Protection of Artistic and Scientific Institutions andHistorical Monuments of 1935, which was broadly used for the protection of cultural property in wartime.
Such instrument is broadly used abroad: from purchase/sale of residential property to merger or acquisition transactions, from deals in securities to selling intellectual products.
The Special Rapporteur also wishes to highlight that the term"illegal migrant", broadly used in the context of the criminalization of irregular migration is not recognized in international law.
The approach generally follows the Driving Forces, Pressures, State,Impact, Responses(DPSIR) framework2 adopted by the European Environment Agency(EEA) and broadly used under the Water Convention.
Codes of conduct are already broadly used in the public sector and are beginning to be recognized as a valuable tool in the private sector to guide the ethical business conduct of company employees and management.
Also, the functional title"Investigator"(or similar), which was a rarity 11 years ago, has expanded andis now broadly used in job descriptions and/or job classifications.
We have also broadly used this approach with the Human Rights Committee, the Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination Against Women, the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination, and the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
Capacity-building and training on the rights of girls and discrimination and violence was a broadly used strategy in all sectors and covered a wide range of actors and stakeholders.
Other market-based economic instruments such as tax differentiation, green public procurement, emissions trading and fiscal incentives(income tax deductions for environmental investments, investment tax credits, accelerated depreciation, debt-for-nature swaps)are still not broadly used in reviewed countries.
They highlighted the fact that the expression andconcept of"culture of peace" is now broadly used by all kinds of actors, which means that the concept has been fully embraced and integrated by diverse actors.
However, the“economically recoverable reserves” is another category which is broadly used by the mining companies to characterize their deposits even though the reserves are estimated by each individual company using its own criteria and system.