Примеры использования Highly subjective на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, this method is highly subjective.
The current system is highly subjective and exposes the Secretariat to all forms of pressure and manipulation.
This process of adjusting initial model parameters is necessary but is highly subjective.
The word"interests" gave the text a highly subjective character that was not desirable.
On the one hand,the concept of significant harm was highly subjective.
Testimony of this kind,which may be highly subjective, cannot take the place of evidence.
However, the outcome is very sensitive to the contents of a highly subjective list.
Moreover, the proposal built upon highly subjective elements by eliminating the objective test of entry of a communication in an information system.
As already mentioned,the resulting damage values may be highly subjective and difficult to determine.
As indicated earlier, such a survey was carried out for the purposes of the report butthe conclusions remain highly subjective.
That could reduce legal certainty by introducing a highly subjective element into the notion of a unilateral act.
The enacting State may wish to retain this flexibility,which recognizes that the assessment of performance risk is inherently highly subjective.
Assessing the scope of innovation is a highly subjective process, with conclusions heavily dependent on the values and perceptions of the assessor.
In article 15, the criteria for determining the unwillingness of a State to carry out an investigation listed in paragraph 2 were highly subjective, and gave the Court unduly wide powers.
In summary, assessing innovation is a highly subjective process, with the results varying greatly depending on the perspective of the assessor.
In making these comparisons, particular care should be taken as definitions of statisticsmay vary significantly and the scoring could be highly subjective.
But they also noted limitations with the use of indicators:they may well be highly subjective, and difficult to generalize between countries.
At another level, the general public may have little confidence in the drugcontrol authorities because of the belief that corruption is widespread and application of the law highly subjective.
As such, standards for decent work remain highly subjective, evolving, and closely connected with the level of economic development in a particular State or region.
Lastly, it had come as no surprise that the Committee on Contributions had been unable to identify new measures with a positive impact to encourage Member Statesto pay their arrears; the term"positive" was highly subjective.
Visually describing a color based on each of these terms can be highly subjective, however each can be more objectively illustrated by inspecting the light's color spectrum.
In the report of the OHCHR workshop on the traditional values of humankind,attention was drawn to the fact that perceptions of what constituted"traditional values" were highly subjective and dependent on societal power structures.
The judgements anddecisions made by management in estimating loan impairment are highly subjective due to the uncertainties over the timely identification o f the loss events and the amounts of losses incurred.
Highly subjective terms are used to qualify the topics; specific categories of crimes are encumbered with subjective qualifications(“of essential importance”,“serious”,“on a widespread scale”,“massive”) susceptible to any number of interpretations.
Parties also notelimits to the use of indicators, such as that they may be highly subjective and difficult to generalize between countries.
The elements of those offences were highly subjective and included direct or indirect encouragement of terrorism, although the European Court of Human Rights had determined that a direct connection must be established between any words used and the resulting violence.
The Court concluded that the affidavits submitted in evidence were highly subjective and provided no objective corroboration or support.
While recognizing that many highly subjective issues have to be taken into account in the regular programme of technical cooperation allocation process, an attempt was made to assess the reasonableness of the current allocations against certain proxy indicators that are quantifiable.
The procurement regulations may retain the flexibility to reject or accept the abnormally low submission,which recognizes that the assessment of performance risk is inherently highly subjective, or they may alternatively decide to circumscribe the discretion to accept or reject such submissions.
That concept, which legal writers were virtually unanimous in qualifying as highly subjective, appeared not only in article 19 of the Vienna Conventions but in several other provisions of those instruments; clearly it had the same meaning throughout the Conventions.