Примеры использования Conceptual difficulties на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some of these problems may result from conceptual difficulties.
Similar practical and conceptual difficulties characterize in our view also the applicability of draft article 52 to international organizations.
Any apparent confusion in the report was attributable to linguistic, rather than conceptual, difficulties.
The conceptual difficulties posed by the transboundary effects of climate change further reinforce the need for coordinated effort at the international level.
They have performed a remarkable job under adverse circumstances andin an area fraught with practical and conceptual difficulties.
Mr. Salama stated his conceptual difficulties with the statement in paragraph 33 that"[d]efinitions of terrorist acts must be very carefully drawn so as to set out their elements.
It is important, however, to note that the evaluation carried out so far has not been systematic andhas faced significant conceptual difficulties.
However, his students appear to have had conceptual difficulties using the same alphabet for two different languages with very different sounds, and Evans himself found this approach awkward.
The view was however expressed that, at a later stage, a list of such activities might prove useful in resolving lingering conceptual difficulties.
Although that term made it possible to overcome certain conceptual difficulties, it needed to be further clarified and its implications understood in regard to traditional liability regimes, which were based on the term"damage.
The use of criteria based on process andproduction methods(PPMs) involves several practical as well as conceptual difficulties, particularly for traded products see below.
The international community should join forces,resolve differences and conceptual difficulties, share resources and information, improve the capabilities of law enforcement agencies and criminal justice structures, and better understand the new manifestations of transnational crime.
While the new guidelines have done much to clarify andexpand remittance concepts the complexity of the concept and multiple potential uses of the data mean that conceptual difficulties remain.
With regard to use of terms,it was stated that although the term"allocation of loss" to the operator had made it possible to overcome conceptual difficulties, it needed to be further clarified and its implications understood in relation to traditional liability regimes, which were based on"damage.
While appreciating the conceptual difficulties inherent in article 5, which dealt with the responsibility of States for crimes committed by its agents or agencies, his delegation believed a way should be found to specify the exact nature of the responsibility or liability of States, either in the article itself or in the commentary.
However, this concept is particularly difficultto make it operational, and the international practice has used a qualification to bypass large conceptual difficulties, recurring to the adjective'usual.
Mr. HARRIS(United States of America)said that article 3 posed the greatest conceptual difficulties of all the draft articles, because it was always difficult to express the relationship between a new comprehensive agreement and existing bilateral and multilateral agreements on a particular subject.
With regard to the objective of the study, the new emphasis on"allocation of loss",for example, to the operator has made it possible to overcome the conceptual difficulties in delineating the contours of the topic, including separating it from State responsibility.
In addition, while his delegation appreciated the Commission's preference not to spell out at the current stage the activities to which the draft articles applied, it was possible that a list of such activities and a final review of the main title of the topic, which continued to be misleading,could prove useful in resolving the lingering conceptual difficulties.
According to ESA 2010, Chapter 10: Price and volume measures, paragraph 10.30,considering the conceptual difficulties and the absence of consensus on output methods adjusted for quality, these methods are no longer recommended in order to preserve the comparability of the results between the countries.
In fact, we believe we must avoid creating the understanding that obtaining negative security assurances would level the playing field once again andremove the factual and conceptual difficulties related to the existence of nuclear weapons in a few countries.
Such growth accounting, however,is beset by a number of important and well-known conceptual difficulties, not the least of which is the existence of interaction effects between factor inputs, notably capital(which embodies technical change) and total factor productivity.
While deforestation is sufficiently covered through the indicators describing the change in forest area, considerably less information is available on forest degradation,due to several reasons, including the conceptual difficulties surrounding the definition of the term itself.
The wish to secure equal treatment of domestic and foreign victims of a single damage-causing event,the absence of a threshold in existing special civil liability regimes and the conceptual difficulties flowing from the transposition of the threshold of damage from international relations to transnational relations continued to provide a solid foundation for his Government's conviction that a threshold of damage should not be included in the draft principles.
We believe, therefore, that the Commission should focus its attention at the current session on, first,clarifying existing conceptual difficulties and, more specifically, on how to deal with the issue; and secondly, on investigating underlying causes and on how the various parameters could be structured in order to ease international and regional tensions, as well as to promote disarmament measures and thus contribute to international peace and security.
The followers of Islam have no conceptual difficulty in addressing questions of regulating population in the light of available resources.
Probably the most important conceptual difficulty raised by the application of this principle relates to transfers occurring between the permanent establishment and other parts of the enterprise.
Constitutions throughout the world provide protection for minorities using a wide variety of terminology that captures the conceptual difficulty of distinguishing between the racial and the religious dimensions of the concept.
The conceptual difficulty pointed out by the Special Rapporteur hides a form of aggravated discrimination that cannot be described in terms of a single identity and thus cannot be governed by an ordinary regime.
It should be pointed out, however, that this conceptual difficulty disappears if we think of"indigenous" peoples as groups which are native to their own specific ancestral territories within the borders of the existing State, rather than persons that are native generally to the region in which the State is located.