Примеры использования Exhaustive definition на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Article 2 of the Act gave an exhaustive definition of terrorist acts.
No exhaustive definition of the term"enterprise" has therefore been attempted in this Article.
Switzerland has no accepted and exhaustive definition of the concept of public interest.
For an exhaustive definition of civil defence, respondents are referred to article 61 of the Additional Protocol of 1977 to the Geneva Convention of 1949.
It stated general principles,while not including an exhaustive definition of"older persons.
While the text of the Law does not provide an exhaustive definition of terrorism, it does describe its general characteristics and, in particular, the various acts which constitute this criminal activity.
It arrived at the conclusion that Swiss criminal legislation satisfied the requirements of the Convention on theElimination of Racial Discrimination, even in the absence of an exhaustive definition of racial discrimination.
Existing international instruments did not provide an exhaustive definition of the right of self-determination.
I do not care to offer an exhaustive definition of this phenomenon in light of more comprehensive scientific research conducted by many followers of the Freudian doctrine.
The meeting concluded that there is a mutually reinforcing relationshipbetween good governance and human rights, and that there is no exhaustive definition of good governance.
This non-exhaustive definition of social security led the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights to define the right to social security in a broad manner, as encompassing.
It reached the conclusion that Swiss criminal legislation meets the requirements of the Convention without the need for an exhaustive definition of racial discrimination.
Other delegations noted that it was difficult to find an exhaustive definition for contributions in kind and including a limiting definition in the protocol text could seriously reduce the flexibility in operating the programmes.
However, given the wide variety of schemes that may come intoplay in connection with private investment in infrastructure, it may be difficult to provide exhaustive definitions of all of them.
From my point of view, this is an exhaustive definition of the situation in modern state-funded science in Russia(at least, state-funded social science), which has been pushed further and further away from the core of research by the concerns and worries of officials.
Many participants emphasized that there was a mutually reinforcing relationshipbetween good governance and human rights and that there was no exhaustive definition of the notion of good governance.
Article 1 of the Convention gave an exhaustive definition of torture which the Russian Federation had incorporated in the Constitution, since it stipulated that universally recognized principles and norms of international law and treaties were an integral part of the country's legal system and took precedence over domestic law.
However, taking into account the fact that the definition contained the words"in particular", other components of the rules of the organization might be considered with a view to formulating a more exhaustive definition.
The two new preambular paragraphs proposed in amendment 3 were equally unacceptable since they stressed the rights of the child rather than the role of parents and included an exhaustive definition of the family, which was unnecessary since children were raised by their extended families in many countries, including those of Africa.
Taking into account the fact that the definition contained the words"in particular", other components of the rules of the organization might be considered with a view to formulating a more exhaustive definition.
However, some delegations expressed the view that it might not be possible to envisage all of the various offences, that exhaustive definitions might excessively restrict the jurisdiction of the court and that in some instances it might be useful to retain an element of flexibility to permit the continuing development of the law.
The Act on social and legal protection of children andsocial guardianship gives an exhaustive definition of"zero tolerance" for corporal punishments and other gross and humiliating treatment of children"it is prohibited in the performance of measures under this act to use any form corporal punishment on a child or any other gross or humiliating form of punishment for a child, which causes or could cause him/her physical injury or mental trauma.
A comprehensive definition should not include exhaustive lists of examples but confine itself to indicating the constituent elements of the crime, thereafter leaving it to the court to determine whether the definition applied or not in a particular case.
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They do not attempt to provide an exhaustive legal definition of the right to water and sanitation.
Exhaustive list ofexempting impediments without general definition.
While the goals and targets identified in this report are not exhaustive by definition, they are important for implementing the Programme in a focused and systematic manner and in overcoming the challenges in the priority areas covered by the present report.
The deletion of that word andits replacement by the word"digital" would have the undesirable result of making the list appear to be exhaustive, thus rendering the definition too narrow.
The list of definitions in draft article 2 was not exhaustive, and additional definitions might be required at a later stage.
Integrity, while perhaps not subject to exhaustive and precise definition, must be judged on the basis of the total behaviour of the person concerned.