Примеры использования Clarity and precision на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The proposed revisions also provide greater clarity and precision.
Clarity and precision.
He articulated and defended the need in thinking for clarity and precision.
Clarity and precision of commitments.
The definition of“development” is ambiguous and therefore needs more clarity and precision;
It is essential to ensure clarity and precision in various measures of educational performance.
There are however opportunities to strengthen the policy with greater clarity and precision.
Given these broad mandates, clarity and precision in the bodies' roles are especially importantand should be linked to concrete objectives and deliverables.
The report of the Secretary-General on the latter subject(A/56/289)lacked clarity and precision.
In that connection,he stressed that the requirement of clarity and precision meant that the use of terms had to be standardized on the basis of knowledge of the societies under consideration.
It would therefore be preferable to retain the first option proposed by Uruguay because of its clarity and precision.
Upon receipt of these collective replies, the depositary indicated that, out of a concern for clarity and precision, it would, as far as possible, like to be able to obtain individual replies from the States concerned.
The view was also expressed that countermeasures could give rise to abuse by powerful States,and therefore clarity and precision were required.
Some States' counter-terrorism laws lack the clarity and precision required to ensure that such laws are not used in violation of the rights to freedom of expression, opinion, belief or association.
Countermeasures could give rise toabuse by powerful States, and therefore clarity and precision were required.
The Gabonese delegation applauded the budget's smaller format, and the clarity and precision of its sections, established under the principles of results-based budgeting, in accordance with General Assembly resolution 55/231.
In his view,the ISO 16180 standard mandated by the EU for recreational craft is settled at a very low level and lacks clarity and precision.
The Assembly repeated its request to the Secretary-General to maximize benefits and to provide enhanced clarity and precision as to their scope and budgetary significance in future annual progress reports.
We hope that next year the sponsors will make renewed efforts to improve these points,as well as other formulations in the draft resolution that lack clarity and precision.
Some delegations expressed the view that the constituent elements of the crimes should be set forth in the statute orin an annex to provide the clarity and precision required for criminal law, to provide additional guidance to the prosecution and the court, to ensure respect for the rights of the accused and to avoid any political manipulation of the definitions.
Helps to collect, receive the balance, activates the left and right hemispheres of the brain- increases the ability to work,gives clarity and precision thinking.
IMDIS is being extended with the aim of helping programme managers to achieve greater clarity and precision in the formulation of indicators of achievement, linking resources to programmatic objectives, enticing programme managers to engage more actively in continuous monitoring, streamlining output planning and reporting methods and reinforcing opportunities for collaboration.
Those articles, as the product of thorough legal analysis and close consultation,had already introduced greater clarity and precision into the law of State responsibility.
Other delegations expressed the view that this category should not be included as it would not provide the clarity and precision required by the principle of legality, would not provide the necessary certainty concerning the crimes that would be subject to international prosecution and adjudication, would not sufficiently guarantee the rights of the accused and would place an onerous burden on the court to develop the law.
The Secretariat's request for general temporary assistance positions to reinforce planning and backstopping capacity at Headquarters also lacked clarity and precision.
Specifically developed for interventional imaging,our advanced fusion imaging technology provides additional clarity and precision when interventional needle guidance is required.
The work carried out over many years on this central topic of international law, as reflected in part in the draft articles themselves but to a large extent also in the Commentaries,has introduced valuable clarity and precision into numerous areas.
Delegations welcomed the report on UNDP follow-up to the UNAIDS Programme Coordinating Board meeting(DP/2004/CRP.9),noting in particular its clarity and precision in identifying the organizations' comparative advantages in combating HIV/AIDS.
The Court concluded that a restrictive interpretation was called for when States made statements by which their freedom of action was to be limited, and it stressed the need to consider the circumstances in which such a unilateral act was formulated,as well as the clarity and precision of its terms, as mentioned earlier.