Примеры использования It can be regarded на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It can be regarded as a specialized characterized lock-tics.
In most conditions, it can be regarded as Investment Casting.
It can be regarded to the large achievement of the material culture of the Kazakh people.
On some level, an encounter with it can be regarded as a sign from fate.
It can be regarded as a numerical characteristic of a population or a statistical model.
I would say there is a future for EU-Armenia relations, butI don't think it can be regarded as association.
In many cases, it can be regarded as a form of sale of children.
Although this agreement is not a legally binding instrument, it can be regarded as a politically significant step.
Thus, it can be regarded as a machine-adapted form of the primary program written in the high-level language.
Naturally, such policy can be explained by the desire of the broadcasters to meet the interests of the audience, buton the other hand, it can be regarded as attempt to influence the voters.
It can be regarded as a landmark achievement towards the empowerment and participation of women at the grassroots level.
When the image of this insect appears in a dream, it can be regarded as a desire to return to the past, to experience past emotions or to feel young again.
It can be regarded as the first manifestation of the policy of hook in the recent period: we will give you South Ossetia, and you will not secede from us.
As stated previously, can not even in the initial stages of repeated images, it can be regarded as the positive and negative sides, but could be sensitive to developer pouserdstvovat on this problem.
It can be regarded as a hint on possible toughening of monetary policy already in the first half of 2017, but the market is still aimed for June.
Due to the facts that the number of older persons in the country have significantly increased in the past years, andthat Thai people live longer years than in the past, it can be regarded that Thailand has really entered the ageing society era.
As such, it can be regarded as a conceptual extension of the analysis presented to the Conference at its third session CAC/COSP/2009/CRP.2.
The Working Group finds that the principle of ne bis in idem is so widely recognized across national jurisdictions that it can be regarded as a general principle of international law or as part and parcel of customary international law.
It can be regarded as a family hotel, which offers its customers the convenience of rooms and suites in modern, elegant design of an unusually stylish form with a gorgeous panoramic view.
It can be regarded as having begun when the Thai baht collapsed on 2 July 1997, after which it spread to other Asian economies and has since touched countries on every continent in one way or another.
It can be regarded as one of the building blocks of the Common African Defence and Security Policy, as articulated in the Solemn Declaration adopted by the African Union at its second extraordinary session of the Assembly of Heads of State and Government, held in Sirte, Libyan Arab Jamahiriya, on 28 February 2004.
The situation is such that it could be regarded as amounting to a de facto state of emergency.
I am so sorry for the inconvenience, Doctor Ellingham. But you know,now you are here, it could be regarded as providential.
This could constitute a serious administrative burden,which would be difficult to implement since it could be regarded as offensive and intrusive.
Since that report was four years old,he did not think it could be regarded as providing a satisfactory account of the current situation of women in Iraq.
The preparation of the questionnaire would, of course,be a delicate matter requiring patience and resources, but it could be regarded as a long-term exercise.
In South Africa, although illicit enrichment per se was not an offence, it could be regarded as corruption, which was regulated by section 1, paragraph 1, of the Corruption Act of 1992 Act No. 94 of 1992.
Some members of the Commission and delegations in the Sixth Committee agreed with the approach that the concept ofdanger was relative and that it was for the States to identify the levels at which it could be regarded as“substantial”, while others preferred a clearer indication of the concept of injury or the definition of“substantial harm” by giving reference to specific types of dangerous but lawful activities or substances.
Given that the Convention is based on the assumption that public participation improves thequality of decision-making and that the public has rights to participation, it could be regarded as somewhat anomalous that the public participation provisions applicable to the higher levels of the decision-making hierarchy tend to be weaker than those applicable at the project level.
However, from the point of view of the progressive codification of international law,the fact that it was a violation of an international obligation meant that it could be regarded as an international crime, especially since, as in the case of aggression, individuals who decided to intervene, and resorted to the threat or use of force, did so under the protection of the State.