Примеры использования Concept must на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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That concept must be applied.
The concept must be viable and permit changes in the system of cooperation over time.
The Pope reminds us that the Church has consistently taught that there is a social mortgage on all private property, and that that concept must be applied also to intellectual property.
The shooting concept must be also interesting to me.
Trial Chambers of this Tribunal have noted that the said concept enjoys no generally orinternationally accepted definition, rather each concept must be assessed in the light of a particular political, social, historical and cultural context320.
The concept must exist either only in our mind, or in both our mind and in reality.
In the preparation of the followingyear's report on legal empowerment of the poor and eradication of poverty, draft resolution A/C.2/64/L.47 should be taken into consideration because the concept must be understood in a broader context, in both developed and developing countries, and the root causes of poverty must be part of the examination.
In turn, that concept must be supported by a set of well chosen indicators, even if they are proxy indicators.
We are not competitors but brothers, and this concept must guide all our mutual actions as well as those directed to the outside world.
The concept must include an explanatory note- justification of why this concept may be implemented in practice.
The promotion of the lead agency concept must not be allowed to undermine the general quality of internal controls.
The concept must be clearly defined so that it may be implemented in situations where human rights are violated on a massive scale.
A new best-practice concept must be developed to address our money-laundering and terrorist-financing issues.
This concept must reflect the global consensus on the main threats to international peace and security, as well as on the proper responses to them.
In her delegation's view, the concept must be applied to all, especially the most vulnerable: migrant workers and indigenous peoples.
The concept must be defined broadly within the framework of poverty eradication, acknowledging that lack of legal empowerment was not a cause of poverty but an aggravating factor.
In this context, the veto concept must be reviewed and corrected so that the principle of equality among Member States stipulated in the Charter of the United Nations may become a reality.
This concept must be based on developing both natural and maritime resources, and putting an end to the degradation affecting the maritime environment.
This concept must be changed; this paradigm must be reevaluated; this unbiblical development must be challenged!
This concept must be viewed in the broad sense, covering all procedures for neutralizing an individual, up to the act of killing him or her.
However, the concept must be understood in the context of the rich and differing values of Member States and groups of States within the international community.
Any such concept must be anchored in understanding, coexistence, common interests, and the utilization of the universal technological revolution in managing vital national projects.
The concept must not be confused with the obligation to extradite or prosecute under various international treaties, which was intended to improve cooperation in combating international crimes.
The concept must be underpinned by a will to ensure that all members of society are guaranteed certain minimum standards of human well-being, commensurate with the rights to social protection outlined in the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
They stressed that the concept must be considered carefully and that it was necessary to draw a clear line between the protection of civilians and the responsibility to protect, as the General Assembly had not yet reached consensus on the latter.
This concept must be understood not only as sharing the benefits offered by the sea, but above all as sharing the responsibility for its protection and conservation in order to preserve the ecological balance of our planet for future generations to maintain and enjoy.
Those who seek to develop the concept must strive to conclude a detailed, internationally agreed definition of situations in which the responsibility to protect should be invoked and of the conditions that must prevail before it can be invoked.
The concept must be people-centred and should go beyond the narrow framework of protection of populations from physical insecurity, as in situations of war and conflict, to a much broader framework that encompasses multidimensional and comprehensive parameters, with development as an important pillar.
To be measured accurately and consistently, concepts must have clear definitions.