Примеры использования Insubstantial на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Many were insubstantial to begin with.
Ah how fleeting,ah how insubstantial.
Despite the insubstantial mustache… he would proven himself to be a formidable foe.
However, this correlation is insubstantial.
The armor or shield appears insubstantial and unreal, except on the Ethereal Plane where it appears completely normal.
Judges must not recuse themselves on insubstantial grounds.
Can there be an insubstantial Republic, based on differences and differences among differences, a non-representative Republic?
Judges must not recuse themselves on insubstantial grounds.
Such arguments are insubstantial and unprofessional, as unquestionably evidenced by the following technical considerations.
Therefore, all of the accusations are,at least, insubstantial.
His claims about certain scars were too insubstantial to prompt a medical examination.
Although not poisonous,is considered inedible because of its insubstantial size.
The above technical considerations show how insubstantial the State Department statements have been.
The A112 continued for a remarkable 17 years,with frequent but rarely insubstantial changes.
Currently, Morocco's trade with African LDCs was insubstantial and irregular but had shown a rising trend.
LiPo batteries are differ from conventional batteries in that their chemical contents are encased in a relatively insubstantial foil packaging.
Do not allow to insubstantial accusations in the relation to each other, the facts of roughness, humiliation of human dignity, tactlessness;
The internal investigation conducted by the IDF(see paras. 191-194)is too insubstantial to alter the decision of the Committee.
However, the light approach that we heard posited today would in fact be so light that it could be completely insubstantial.
Do not allow to insubstantial accusations, actions of immoral character, the facts of roughness, foul language, humiliation of human dignity, tactlessness.
The Tribunal held that the inconsistencies on the documents submitted by the seller were too insubstantial to constitute a fundamental breach.
This is taken to include the repeated extraction of insubstantial parts of the contents if this conflicts with the normal exploitation of the database or unreasonably prejudices the legitimate interests of the creator of the database.
The vermilion red of Bentendo Hall and the bridge over the pond made a startling contrast, andthe wooden five story pagoda seemed insubstantial behind a veil of snowflakes.
However, intraregional trade was still insubstantial, basically owing to a lack of complementarities as well as to the existence of traditional, long-established commercial relations with industrialized countries.
My delegation will therefore not be a party to admitting of any variations, however slight,insignificant or insubstantial they may be, of the state of being a member.
Mr. SHAHI agreed with Mr. Aboul-Nasr that the Sub-Commission's resolution was insubstantial, but suggested that the Committee should be guided by Mr. Valencia Rodríguez as to whether it should bring its position on compensation to the attention of the drafting committees.
Moreover, the degree of importance accorded to the need to protect these individuals by the Congolese authorities remains insubstantial and non-institutionalized.
The lawful user of a database which is available to the public may freely extract and/or re-use insubstantial parts of the database(Art. 8): the holder of database rights may not place restrictions of the purpose to which the insubstantial parts are used.
In keeping with the call in General Assembly resolution 61/251 for transparent procurement processes,no unnecessary restrictive clauses should be placed in tender documents that might exclude those vendors on insubstantial grounds.
The internal investigation conducted by the IDF(see paras. 191-194)is too insubstantial and unsourced to alter the decision of the Committee on this subject.