Примеры использования Expository на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The content of article 7 was meant to be tentative and expository.
Various non-binding and expository texts have been formulated by a number of other bodies.
Nonetheless, the provision was included by way of providing expository clarity.
The Holocaust is the key issue of the expository and educational activities of the organization.
The proviso is not strictly necessary butis nonetheless useful in an expository draft.
It was queried whether, given their expository nature, draft articles 12 to 14 were strictly necessary.
The analysis contained in Part II is intended to be part expository and part evaluative.
A more useful product might be an expository study to provide information on possible approaches to the issues.
I wish to underscore that these concerns are not merely expository thoughts on language.
A more useful product might be an expository study that would be informative on possible approaches for dealing with issues involved.
The proviso is not strictly necessary butis none the less useful in an expository draft.
This course is a further analysis of the work of expository preaching focusing on the further development and delivery of expository sermons.
On this basis draft article 7 would be deleted: as has been emphasized already,its purpose was indicative and expository.
While this is analytically correct,the comment ignores the expository purpose of draft article 7.
An"expository" study of the topic would thus be the best way to proceed, since the setting in which acts were performed was crucial to their identification.
The same year, Perrotta left Yale andbegan teaching expository writing at Harvard University.
It was said by a number of members that the Commission's work, either initially or finally,should take the form of an expository study.
The didactics of NAR-Arts core, Conservation and restoration,is the presentation of expository lectures, with Power Point presentations and practical lessons.
The Special Rapporteur explained thatwhile not strictly necessary, draft article 11 was useful in an expository draft.
It was agreed that the expository study should cover both the broad and narrow conceptions of lex specialis, with a view to possibly confining the approach at a later stage.
While closely linked to draft articles 3 and 4, the draft article was primarily expository and could accordingly be excluded.
Consequently, an article of an expository nature reminding members of their commitment to enable their organization to fulfil its international obligations is certainly useful.
The Special Rapporteur noted that, as was the case with a number of the provisions in the second half of the draft articles, draft article 8 was, strictly speaking,superfluous because of its expository nature.
I gave him the book“Expository Preaching” written by Steven Olford, the great contemporary preacher, whom I had the grace to know personally and make an intensive homiletics course under his leadership.
Draft article 43, entitled"Ensuring the effective performance of the obligation of reparation" had no equivalent in the articles on State responsibility andwas essentially expository.
In other words, the legal force of expository statutes is determined by their place in the mechanism of legal regulation and corresponds to the force of other provisions emanating from any authority 4, p. 401.
The Commission will have to address in due course the question of whether it wants to present its final product in the format of a draft convention orrather in the format of a declaration or an expository code.
This is an apparently unrealistic, butnevertheless very useful, expository approach in establishing the attenuation between'the ex post survival criterion and the role of the individual's adaptive decision criterion.
While technically speaking paragraph 1 deals with the effect of armed conflict on the capacity of States to enter into agreements, as opposed to the effect on treaties themselves,it was thought useful to retain it for expository purposes.
According to Robert Tobin, a writer for Philosophy andLiterature,"Readers who still hanker for expository prose without digressions might on occasion be frustrated with this book, as will readers whose politics differ from Sedgwick's.