Примеры использования Determined in advance на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This provision is determined in advance aviation company.
The question of a measure's sufficiency can hardly be determined in advance.
These should be determined in advance on the basis of known risks.
For example, a car accident may be determined in advance.
This shall be determined in advance and indicated in the official draw.
All the military objectives andtowns to be taken were determined in advance.
Terms of the transaction are determined in advance, the guarantor is the exchange.
The structure andcontent of the joint meetings should therefore be determined in advance.
Random inspection(within limits determined in advance by the Administration);
The Union therefore proposed that the 1998-1999 support account level should be determined in advance.
Such costs should be determined in advance and displayed to the public.
Under this method, the amount of contributions from individual countries depends on a formula determined in advance for a specific period.
The criteria were determined in advance: managerial experience, being able to speak good English and prior involvement in scientific and innovational projects.
Each subframe has its own index and gain, which are determined in advance for this book ciphers.
But resolution 41/213 had not envisaged regarding ad hoc expert groups, or studies approved on an ad hoc basis, as"perennials",because those requirements could not be determined in advance.
The cost of the trip is always fixed and determined in advance, regardless of how many miles the cab had to drive from point A to point B, how much traffic there was and what the weather conditions had been like.
To this the embassy responded negatively in principle- adding, however,that,"U.S. reaction to such move cannot be determined in advance but would depend on circumstances at the time.
The scope of such a large-scale project could not be entirely determined in advance, but the Committee should examine further the circumstances leading to the additional requirement of $69.4 million,in particular with regard to additional redundancy measures.
The basic premise of the draft regulations, meanwhile, is that the declared area must consist of contiguous blocks measuring approximately 10 kilometres by 10 kilometres,with borders determined in advance by the Authority.
Of course, one would not wish to tie the Committee's hands where an important topic needed to be addressed, butthe examination process would be more effective if the discussion was limited to a number of specific questions determined in advance.
Mr. van BOVEN observed that the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights also devoted one day to a general discussion, butfocused on one broad issue determined in advance, and that the Committee, too, would do well to limit its focus.
It was interesting to note that the Foreign Minister of the United Arab Emirates expressed the previous desire of his Government for direct negotiations with the Government of the Islamic Republic of Iran,but he also determined in advance the purpose and outcome of such direct negotiations.
The Americas and Caribbean Regional Office attributed the late signing of the special service agreements to inadequate planning andin some cases exigency, where needs could not be determined in advance, and intended to address the issue during the December 1999 regional management session.
Users can manually determine in advance the maximum size accepted by ESMTP servers.
Determine in advance how you will approach each other.
If you have already planned a vacation to Poland,you can determine in advance where you will go, simply view the broadcast from different cities of the country.
Thus, the Assembly will have to determine in advance the precise weight to be given to the nationality of bidders from countries in arrears for awarding contracts.
The nice thing about adhesive tapes is that you can determine in advance how stable the taping will be.
Where the Committee determines in advance and on a case-by-case basis that such travel is justified on the grounds of humanitarian need, including religious obligation;