Примеры использования Is determinative на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is determinative and predictable.
Consciousness for him is determinative of being. .
According to the international procedure, registration of trademark in Liechtenstein is carried out and the foregoing procedure is determinative one.
Emphasized is determinative role of practice and practical experience in both scientific research work and in the process of educational training of students.
Actual and prognostic information on water bodies' status provided by the Perm Central Hydrometeorological Service is determinative in selection of images for certain territory.
No single factor is determinative and the proportionality assessment will always entail an evaluative exercise involving a value judgment which must be made by the court.
Article 57, paragraph 2, of Protocol I will be applied on the understanding that, with respect to any decision taken by a military commander,the information actually available at the time of the decision is determinative.
According to the same study, on a number of issues the national rule is determinative either by way of providing the content for an international norm or by serving to trigger the operation of international cooperation.
It was demonstrated that for the most part of the territory of our country in the process of designing treatment facilities for surface runoff fromthe territories allotted for settlement and first group industrial areas the daily amount of snowmelt runoff is determinative.
The State party contends that the examination of the matter by the Jamaican courts is determinative, since it is an issue of fact and evidence upon which the Committee has emphasized that is not competent to adjudicate.
The human factor is determinative in the preservation of the traditional character of ladotyri, as it has constituted the tool of cultural expression of island conditions and traditions, knowledge and‘craftsmanship" inherited by the locals from their predecessors.
The primary purpose of the Second Optional Protocol is to extend the scope of the substantive obligations undertaken under the Covenant, as they relate to the right to life, by prohibiting execution and abolishing the death penalty.gIt has its own provision concerning reservations, which is determinative of what is permitted.
And the fact that a veto had been cast when the Security Council voted on a resolution dealing with the construction of the wall is determinative for the conclusion that the Security Council was no longer exercising its functions under the Charter with respect to the construction of the wall.
Similarly, the scope of the encumbered assets depends primarily on the description set out in the security agreement, not in the registered notice if the description in the security agreement covers a narrower range of assets than the descriptionin the registered notice, the description in the security agreement is determinative.
However, as noted above,this may not necessarily be determinative of the issue.
The Event Schedule shall be determinative for each Event.
WHO's assessments are determinative as to medical and scientific matters.
Draft article 4, a key article,reflected the notion that the intention of the parties at the time of the conclusion of the treaty should be determinative.
But there is really no way to show just what was determinative in the passage of any given law.
The Special Rapporteur considered that the intention of the parties at the time of the conclusion of the treaty should be determinative.
The conclusions of that colloquium would not be determinative, but should be considered and evaluated by the Working Group in the remaining days of that session, in the context of the existing mandate.
An advisory opinion addressing the emergence to independence of Kosovo could not therefore by itself be determinative of Kosovo's present or future status or the effect or recognition of that independence by other States.
Article 2, paragraph 5, of the 1971 Convention specifies that the assessments of WHO as to medical andscientific matters are determinative, meaning that the findings of WHO have to be accepted and the Commission cannot base its decisions on other medical or scientific views.
The Committee recognizes that societal factors may be determinative of health status and that special attention should be given to the health needs and rights of women with disabilities, among other vulnerable groups.
It is inherent in the justification test that economic analyses may be determinative of whether future environmental harm is legitimate and whether the activity that is likely to affect the maritime area should be authorized.
The effect of the legislation was to direct courts, to the detriment of the author,to disregard a past fact that in Ridgeway v. The Queen was determinative of a decision to exclude evidence.
Article 2, paragraph 5, of the 1971 Convention specifies that the assessments of WHO as to medical andscientific matters shall be determinative, and the Commission cannot base its decisions on other medical or scientific views.
While biological differences between women and men may lead to differences in health status,there are societal factors that are determinative of the health status of women and men and can vary among women themselves.
Having discovered that the Pyramid of Cheops with all its measurements is to be found contained in its minutest details in the structure of Solomon's Temple; and having ascertained that the biblical names Shem,Ham and Japhet are determinative.
On appeal, the Supreme Court of Canada by judgement of 21 November 1996,confirmed that its decision in the Bill 30 case was determinative in the Adler litigation, and found that the funding of Roman Catholic separate schools could not give rise to an infringement of the Charter because the province of Ontario was constitutionally obligated to provide such funding.