Примеры использования Is by nature на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Terrorism is by nature a multifaceted phenomenon.
Space technology, like WMD technologies, is by nature dual-use.
That is not to say that humankind is by nature malevolent to the point that cynicism must trump hope.
While some of these principles focus on immediate obligations,the implementation of many measures is, by nature, a progressive process.
A bilateral or regional FTA is by nature closed and discriminatory.
The right to free choice of residence, protected under article 12 of the Covenant,therefore applies only to the author's permanent residence, which is by nature mobile.
Third, legislation to protect children from violence is by nature complex and wide-ranging.
Joseph, therefore, is by nature the son of Jacob, of the line of Solomon, but by law he is the son of Heli of the line of Nathan.
Very interesting reading material even for someone who is by nature not a"salesman" at all.".
Clearly, such Security Council reform is by nature comprehensive, as it applies both to the Council's working methods and to its expansion.
My Government thinks it is also important to stress the political commitment of the world community to this issue that is by nature international and in many respects global.
The UNCCD is by nature a country-Party driven process and the RCUs with their limited resources can only do so much and no more.
This distinction takes place in a settingwhere the expected accomplishment for the support component,"Increased efficiency and effectiveness of peacekeeping operations", is by nature"internal", while in the substantive components the expected accomplishments derive from the objectives set by the Security Council.
In addition, Togo is by nature a host country that receives refugees from member States of the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS) and Central Africa, to whom it provides physical and legal protection.
The present report attempts to provide such an analysis, taking into account the views of the Advisory Committee, namely,that investigation is by nature a reactive function, that the structure for this function need not be a mirror image of the function of resident auditors and that various options should be explored, including regional approaches in collaboration with other United Nations partners such as funds, programmes and specialized agencies that may be in the area of concern.
Capacity-building is by nature a cross-cutting issue; therefore, a strong capacity-building element is a substantial and integral part of development activities in the area of mitigation, adaptation and climate financing in developing countries.
Consensus-building in the codification of international law is by nature a time-consuming and complex process, but the spirit of cooperation kindled by the Organization has kept the international legislative draughtsman and lawyers totally preoccupied, in particular during the ongoing United Nations Decade of International Law.
All information acquired, directly orindirectly, by the international organization under the Convention, which is by nature confidential or which is provided on a confidential basis, shall be covered by the obligation of professional secrecy and shall not be used or processed neither for any commercial purpose nor for any other purpose than for which it has been provided or disclosed to any third party without the express permission of the person or authority that provided it.
The contents of curricula are by nature flexible and must be constantly reassessed.
He also agreed that the Commission was, by nature, a process.
The issue in question should be discussed in the appropriate forum rather than in the Fifth Committee, which was by nature a purely technical body.
Arguably, demand reduction efforts are by nature more specific to the given country and context.
Relations among States are by nature volatile and easy to break, but they are reparable.
Although funding sources for technical cooperation activities are by nature unpredictable and unstable, UNCTAD had only recently considered developing a multi-year funding strategy.
CSIRTs are, by nature of their operations, closely involved with hacker communities and often provide advanced intelligence about cybercrime rings, forums and other information exchange platforms.
Individual fields of economic, social andcultural rights are by nature programme provisions reflecting the entire orientation of States in this field.
Hiranyakashipu was by nature very cruel, and feeling insulted, he began hissing like a snake trampled upon by someone's foot.
Being by nature sociable and benevolent, Yermekkhan and his colleagues maintain equal friendly relations, enjoys respect in the team, and took an active part in the public life of the Department.
The Millennium Development Goals faced much criticism due to their compartmentalised approach to issues, such as gender equality andenvironmental sustainability which are by nature cross-cutting issues.
The bottom line is the recognition of the principle that all States are by nature equal in dignity.