Примеры использования Could be characterized на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Other ways could be characterized by less violence.
According to results of testing, overall level of development of students could be characterized as average one.
Such a change could be characterized as representing“some increase” in prevalence.
Hence the action of the non-profit associations in question could be characterized as a criminal offence.
Such peoples could be characterized as non-dominant, vulnerable and disadvantaged.
Amongst these policy changes,few new laws and regulations could be characterized as being"restrictive" towards FDI.
The first could be characterized by the existence of relatively peaceful regions, particularly in the north of Somalia.
Commitments in these sectors could be characterized as"GATS plus.
This approach could be characterized with the phrase“hard commitments to achieve soft targets”. UK.
The assessment report produced in this way could be characterized as"many things for many people.
It could be characterized as the preamble of the meeting of Chairpersons to the substantive text, which he considered began at paragraph 1.
His conduct in El Dueso could be characterized as normal.
The 86 national action plans andstrategies submitted to the United Nations in response to the note verbale could be characterized as follows.
Participants noted that this sector could be characterized by the following facts.
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This may partly be because the injury compensated in these cases could be characterized as at least partly a moral injury.
In general, activity of MMM-2011 could be characterized Gandhi's principle:"at first you are not noticed, then they laugh at you, then fight, and then you win.
The key focus of preparations forthe Council's session and the follow up to its decisions could be characterized as"environment at the service of development.
Although Sierra Leone and Timor-Leste could be characterized as relative successes, serious problems had persisted that would have to be resolved by the peoples of those countries.
The threat or use of force in the exercise of diplomatic protection could not be justified even if it could be characterized as self-defence.
Nevertheless the discourse as a whole could be characterized with the words of the same A. Kolontay:«gender relations and class struggle».
The representative of Indonesia stressed that the current economic picture of the West Bank andGaza Strip could be characterized as one of dependence and distortion.
The work of the Committee at the current session could be characterized as having been substantively constructive, focused and action-oriented.
This separation of objectives brings benefits to both Government legislators andprivate sector standard-setters, to the extent that the relationship between the two could be characterized as a"tacit alliance.
Stressing that the practice of"arraigo" could be characterized as a form of arbitrary detention, it recommended(d) that Mexico evaluate its use.
The Russian vision was somewhat different, a CEES in the format of an international treaty superior to the EU-Russia Partnership andCooperation Agreement(PCA), and which could be characterized by its substance as"WTO plus.
The work of the Committee throughout the present session could be characterized as having been constructive, more focused and action-oriented.
For others, on the contrary, certain acts performed by a Head of State, Head of Government, Minister for Foreign Affairs or, where appropriate,any other person who might potentially enjoy immunity would not be covered if the act was contrary to jus cogens norms or could be characterized as an international crime.
The Chamber, however, also considers that the same set of facts could be characterized as deportation and, accordingly, come under Article 5 of the Statute.
Consequently, Slovenia did not agree with the Working Group's view that article 22 should not include Protocol II of 1977 to the 1949 Geneva Conventions because that Protocol contained no provision concerning grave breaches,since Part II of that Protocol did contain very clear provisions concerning acts which could be characterized as serious violations of humanitarian law.