Примеры использования It was argued на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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To justify such separate treatment it was argued, in particular.
It was argued convincingly that your medical expertise is still required.
While regional agreements are very important, it was argued that they should complement multilateral processes.
It was argued that a very narrow definition of family was employed.
In Kolatch V. Harper, 1983,Your Honor, it was argued, the Constitution can't be segregated from peripheral areas of law.
It was argued that there were two options to address the above issue.
As concerned the added value of the right to development, it was argued that the focus on the human being as the centre of the development process was essential.
It was argued that transaction costs were more important for services FDI.
In the light of the likely financial andtechnological needs for adaptation, it was argued that current levels of funding, technology transfer and capacity-building are inadequate.
It was argued that the latter could be interpreted as latent potential.
A section explaining, as clearly as possible,his belief that that type of prevention existed in international practice. It was argued that prevention always took place"prior" to the incident and that prevention"ex post" was a contradiction in terms.
It was argued that such a reference would require a clarification or could be deleted.
During the press conference, it was argued that air strained by the cabin's filter system was cleaner than environmental air.
It was argued that the existing initiatives had only limited bilateral or regional reach.
Given its long-term nature, it was argued that infrastructure investment should not be affected by short-term economic considerations.
It was argued that small-scale coal mining had had a very negative effect on worker safety.
The complex nature of today's global supply chains, it was argued, made it all the more imperative that the government clear the ground for businesses to trade more efficiently.
It was argued that the use of the word"or" would not achieve the objective of the inquiry procedure.
The new threats, it was argued, should be addressed by conventions, even if that takes more time.
It was argued that developing countries' participation in international trade was marginal.
On the other hand, it was argued that these costs might be marginal, but the benefits significant.
It was argued that“soft law” had more impact in countries with a well-developed civil society.
Within this scope, it was argued that existing technology roadmaps from diff erent sources and in diff erent formats provide substantial input for skills needs analysis.
It was argued that this clause offered sufficient guarantees for proper decision-making in municipal councils.
It was argued that the IAEA has the means to do reliable verification without disclosing sensitive information.
It was argued that the impact of benchmarking of countries was both powerful and controversial.
It was argued that marking at the time of export could erase clues for tracing illicitly trafficked arms.
It was argued that the accountability perspective addresses the weaknesses raised by the stakeholder perspective.
Further, it was argued that additional requirements would make the selection process too rigid and not leave room for flexibility.
It was argued that a specific course covering understanding and application of international standards should be added.