Примеры использования Generally known на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The basic meaning is generally known.
Original painting, generally known as Allegory, in The National Gallery, London.
Comparing the applicant's statements with COL and generally known facts;
Is it not important to investigate such generally known manifestations, for which mechanical equipment cannot be substituted?
She had already been promoted to Lieutenant-Colonel in the Army, butshe was still generally known as"Major Bosshardt.
The directive, generally known as the Water Framework Directive, came into force on 22 December 2000.
A good general business climate is a combination of many factors generally known as the"enabling environment.
Generally known, and hereinafter referred to, as the Dodd-Frank Act, after two United States members of Congress who sponsored the legislation.
They are in constant motion and their locations, although generally known, cannot be precisely pinpointed.
There was general agreement that the reasons for some of the content of the VV/VW provisions were not generally known.
His son Ernest, while maintaining his claim to the kingdom of Hanover,was generally known by his title of Duke of Cumberland in Britain.
Khan's role then became generally known and he had promoted the notion that he alone was responsible for Pakistan's acquisition of nuclear weapons.
Urges that every effort be made to ensure that the Declaration becomes generally known and is fully implemented.
Puller's son, Lewis Burwell Puller, Jr.(generally known as Lewis Puller), served as a Marine lieutenant in the Vietnam War.
Recommends also that all efforts be made to ensurethat the Model Law, together with the Guide, become generally known and available.
Most artists exhibit on balconies canvases depicting people(generally known and even famous) in full growth- so that is an illusion.
Requests the Secretary-General to publish the Legislative Guide andto make all efforts to ensure that it becomes generally known and available;
However, it became generally known in 1930, when a Kytherian speleologist, Ioannis Petrocheilos, made the first systematic attempt to explore the interior of the cave.
These are scarce in European languages, butworks in Latin by the mediaeval Philosophers, generally known as Alchemists and Rosicruciaus, are plentiful.
Therefore when you write articles for corporate sites that belong to different kinds of companies you should observe several rules that have already become traditional and generally known.
The Secretary-General states that since such balances are not generally known until late in the year, significant delays resulted in their start-up phase.
It was generally known that rates of intimate violence against women in the country were high, mainly due to factors such as societal violence and patriarchal attitudes.
Another important development was the formulation of the Principles on Housing and Property Restitution for Refugees andDisplaced Persons, generally known as the"Pinheiro Principles.
It was not generally known as Eta Carinae until 1879, when the stars of Argo Navis were finally given the epithets of the daughter constellations in the Uranometria Argentina of Gould.
The selection achievement shall be considered distinctive if it is clearly distinguished from any other generally known selection achievement in exis-tence at the time the application is filed.
While this newsletter is printed on a printer, she decided to once again see the harvested before advertising for another client,scheduled for print in the journal generally known.
Corals and jellyfish are the source of a series of proteins, generally known as Green Fluorescent Proteins, which were developed as a"reporter" system for protein expression in animals.
Also requests the Secretary-General to publish the recommendations, including electronically, andto make every effort to ensure that they become generally known and available.
Urges Member States to make every effort in order thatthe Declaration becomes generally known and is observed and implemented in full in accordance with their respective national legislation;
Presumably one of the reasons is that the national definitions andregistration methods of most statistical indicators are not fully documented and generally known in the countries.