Примеры использования Is intrinsically на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The deposit* is intrinsically economic*, go to.
This places us squarely in the midst of reproductive life that the kingdom is intrinsically about.
Copying any kind of share is intrinsically a zero-sum activity;
In the case where(v, w) already was present, v and w will now be connected by more than one edge, andhence this operation is intrinsically a multi-graph operation.
The deposit is intrinsically economic*, the resources are assigned the code 331"331 resource.
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Rather, the exception serves to emphasize that the punishment is intrinsically inhuman and/or degrading.
In some cases, the issue is intrinsically legal and best addressed by the Legal Subcommittee of the Committee on the Peaceful Uses of Outer Space.
The permit system regulating movement between the Wall and the Green Line andinto the Closed Zone is intrinsically unfair and arbitrarily administered.
The deposit* is intrinsically economic(= economic to potentially economic), the mineral resources* are assigned the code 332"indicated mineral resource.
This preliminary assessment only permits the conclusion that the deposit* is intrinsically economic, i.e., potentially economic to economic.
In our view,the issue of climate change is intrinsically an issue of international peace and security that requires the urgent and paramount attention of all the organs of the Organization, including the Security Council.
If negotiation is to be considered as a way for mutual understanding and concord, then it is intrinsically in contradiction with tabling the issue at the Security Council.
Culture, which is intrinsically plural, diverse and constantly evolving, weaves the fabric of our societies, our memory, our manifold identities, our creativity-- in short, our inner existence.
The status of the Muslim minority in western Thrace is intrinsically both a religious and a political question in which religion is often turned to political ends.
Mercenary activity is intrinsically illegal and results in the violation of fundamental rights and the perpetration of acts of violence that are contrary to the constitutional order of States and also help to make the armed conflict more cruel and intense.
He firmly believes that such blanket bans, are intrinsically disproportionate and discriminatory measures as they impact on all citizens willing to exercise their right to freedom of peacefully assembly.
Overall, the combination of these growth models was intrinsically vulnerable as these relied heavily upon external trade demand, financial flows and their interrelated formation of credit bubbles.
The modern mobile communications,whether it is a smartphone or tablet are intrinsically miniature computers where we keep our electronic correspondence, documents, photos and video.
The measures described by the State party are intrinsically uncertain, vague, and confusing, based on conjectures, suppositions, and mere intentions.
Those organizations that are intrinsically immobilized in their ability to adapt to changing circumstances will be crushed in the near future.
As with all of Ethiopia's other illegal military activities on Eritrean soil,Ethiopia cannot have obtained any vested rights in military incursions that were intrinsically illegal.
Article 47 set out the basic definition of the right of an injured State to take countermeasures, which was intrinsically linked to the definition of an injured State contained in article 40.
To the extent that environmental effects are intrinsically local, the environment of the importing country is not affected by the PPMs used in the other countries: such PPMs only affect the local environment in the country of production.
Today, of course, it is clear for us that Lenin's plan of"monumental propaganda" was intrinsically connected with the cause of the cultural revolution brought about by the Great days of the October and aimed to"rebuild" people's consciousness.
While countermeasures taken by States are intrinsically unlawful(but for the fact of the initial wrongfulness), countermeasures taken by international organizations are situated somewhere in the seam between legality and illegality, as they must be"not inconsistent" with the rules of the organization.
Nevertheless, if existing international law is excessively rigid, inadequate or full of gaps or lends itself to an interpretation too difficult toapply for the purpose of defining mercenary acts, it would be wrong to invoke the existing rules as justifying acts and behaviour which are intrinsically mercenary.
Even in the case of self-defence or countermeasures,where the conduct may be intrinsically lawful in the circumstances, at least there is a situation which requires some explanation and some justification. A State exercising a right to self-defence is required to notify the Security Council“immediately”: Charter of the United Nations, Article 51.
Nevertheless, if existing international law is excessively rigid, inadequate or full of gaps or lends itself to an interpretation too difficult to apply for the purpose of defining mercenary acts,it would be wrong to invoke the existing rules as justifying acts and behaviour which are intrinsically mercenary.
Reliance on the relevance of these crimes, especially crimes against peace,is singularly important to allow assessment of the underlying allegation that the Israeli attacks commencing on 27 December 2008 were intrinsically criminal because of their incapacity to maintain the distinction between military and civilian targets, a contention that Israeli political and military leaders challenge.
Nevertheless, the fact that existing international law is excessively rigid, inadequate, has gaps orits interpretation makes it too difficult to apply for the purpose of defining an act as mercenary does not make it right to invoke existing norms as permitting acts and conduct which are intrinsically mercenary.