Примеры использования Different in nature на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Today's threats are different in nature.
At the same time, it was important to bear in mind that the two processes were entirely different in nature.
And yet the election campaign was different in nature than in the previous elections to the Duma.
Trembling with these two diseases are also different in nature.
It should be noted that this proposal is different in nature from that of appointment of an independent team.
The two are autonomous,separate jurisdictions which are different in nature.
South-South cooperation was recognized as being different in nature, modalities and responsibilities from North-South cooperation.
The Commission recognized from the beginning that this topic was different in nature.
They were different in nature, but always brought a profound aesthetic pleasure to the performers, coaches and millions of viewers.
The Millennium Development Goals andhuman rights are manifestly different in nature.
Responsibility in that case would clearly be different in nature and might consist solely in a duty to cease such calls for action or to revoke such authorizations.
Our problems are similar in intensity,though they may be a shade different in nature.
While recognizing that other negotiating processes may be different in nature, we believe that important lessons may be drawn from the humanitarian disarmament approach.
Lastly, the debates held by intergovernmental forums andthe Assembly were different in nature.
All four Special Coordinators of last year, though different in nature, could be reappointed at the same time and given the time they need to be able to present their recommendations.
Moreover, the decisions we made together with Uniper andENGIE are different in nature.
While acknowledging that the mandates for the three Offices are different in nature, the Committee notes that they are all of a comparable size in terms of their regular budget staffing.
It was pointed out that subparagraph(v)included two grounds that were very different in nature.
It was recognized that, while very different in nature from nodule deposits, each of these deposits was of a different character from the others, and would require special and separate consideration.
Finally, national crimes andinternational crimes are often radically different in nature.
The Convention on Biological Diversity andthe United Nations Forum on Forests are different in nature(for example, one is a convention and the other a forum), generally draw their delegations and implementation efforts from different agencies, and in some cases appear to maintain different underlying philosophical emphases.
Moreover, they fit into the wide range of arms control measures, which are different in nature and kind.
The activities of the different organizations may, however,be rather different in nature, and expenditures may be recorded differently.
As to the role of the Security Council, the proposals contained in articles 25 and27 were quite different in nature.
With the Short Path,one emerges into an atmosphere that is totally different in nature and quality from the Long Path's.
With regard to country visits,Mr. Avtonomov stated that they could not be similar to the individual complaints procedure as they were different in nature.
Furthermore, the spiritualists could hardly have reached a conclusion different in nature from their premises.
The argument was also advanced that the rights and obligations of non-staff personnel andthose of staff members were different in nature.
Life in our world is arranged in such a way that sometimes coexisting side by sideso completely different in nature and External Action organisms.
Some practices, especially in the developed countries,have erroneously lent credence to the assertion that the two sets of rights are essentially different in nature.