Примеры использования Entirely correct на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This is not entirely correct.
But comparing festivals with concerts is not entirely correct.
This is not entirely correct… as‘some are'.
I'm pretty sure that is not entirely correct.
This is not entirely correct- the extract is usually prepared from crushed raw materials.
My husband is entirely correct.
Consequently, to link a brand with a trademark is not entirely correct.
A delayed or not entirely correct response lowers the probability of success proportionally to the time spent.
However, this is not entirely correct.
The name"sandy" is not entirely correct: earlier these creations were made of semiprecious stones, corals.
This approach is not entirely correct.
The term"battlegroup" is not entirely correct since the unit is designed to conduct peacekeeping operations.
This is probably not entirely correct.
The view that the intention behind the reservation was not to eliminate a“provision” butan“obligation” might not be entirely correct.
What changed was not entirely correct.
The view that these three cities are colonies of the people of Samos(and were founded by Simian)is not held to be entirely correct.
The truth is, this is not an entirely correct prediction.
The children learn a variant of the breaststroke, which is technically not entirely correct.
We would have to wait almost 20 years for the problem to be entirely corrected through the expiration of these patents.
But if you start that, then every player needs to vote, andthat's not entirely correct.
In the view of the Special Rapporteur the Commission was entirely correct in deciding that the matter belongs under articles 69- 71 rather than under the present section.
However, such approach is not entirely correct.
Waldock's explanation, which thus gave rise to article 20, paragraph 4(c), of the 1969 Convention,is perhaps not entirely correct: indeed, it is impossible to determine whether the author of the reservation becomes a"party" to the treaty in the sense of article 2, paragraph 1(g), of the 1969 Convention, as, independently of the establishment of the reservation, the treaty may not be in force owing to the low number of ratifications or acceptances.
Professor Weldon, you're entirely correct.
Referring to question 14,she said that the description it contained of the incident involving anti-NATO protestors during a public celebration of Iceland's national day was not entirely correct.
In reality, this is simply not an entirely correct assumption.
In this connection, we consider the Presidents' proposal for the organization of the concluding stage of the work of this year's session entirely correct.
The texts submitted by the authors, for all their emotional charge,were entirely correct in their assessments of the sides in the conflict.
But to represent Alexander Korotko as the author of one trend in poetry is not entirely correct.
Mr. ANDO, referring to paragraph 1 of the report, associated himself with the earlier observation that while the statement containedin the paragraph was, of course, entirely correct, a more extensive comment by the Swedish Government on the subject of self-determination would have been welcome.