Примеры использования Limited in scope на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The range was small and limited in scope.
Although limited in scope, the report set a precedent for a judicial review of public accounts.
However, these are limited in scope.
The reporting on victim assistance in the national reports was fragmented and limited in scope.
Consequently, the Commission's study was limited in scope at the current stage;
Even decisive actions are limited in scope and impact at this phase, although good target selection and timing allows for significant gains.
Financial and political contributions would be voluntary and clearly limited in scope.
However, transboundary harm was much more limited in scope than the legal protection of the atmosphere.
However, this progress was uneven among the landlocked developing countries and often limited in scope and impact.
Nevertheless, such laws may be limited in scope and may not cover a wide range of predicate offences.
Restructuring elsewhere in the region remains partial and more limited in scope.
The related proposals were limited in scope and, at the current stage, the Administration was seeking only to conduct cost-benefit analyses.
Under these circumstances, UNHCR's activities will be limited in scope, especially in the provinces.
While there has been some progress in the screening and processing of detainees,the effort has remained limited in scope.
Such assistance should not, however, be temporary and limited in scope, but should be further buttressed through substantial increments.
Participation in the pilot review programme was strictly voluntary and limited in scope and time.
Agriculture in Qatar is inherently limited in scope due to the harsh climate and lack of arable land.
Traditionally, UNHCR's presence andactivities in countries of origin have been limited in scope and in time.
The amendment adopted is extremely limited in scope and covers a very small group of the persons who potentially have the right to claim citizenship.
The inclusion of gender within the current Millennium Development Goals framework has, we believe, been positive, butfar too limited in scope.
The sanctions, moreover, were limited in scope and balanced humanitarian concerns with the need to sustain the ongoing peace process.
This step is particularly relevant for increasing thesafety of small-scale systems, where treatment is often lacking or limited in scope and availability.
The use of quantitative methods should be limited in scope and applied only when accurate data and information are available.
Twenty-eight countries are participating in the Programme, which is an interim measure andis strictly voluntary and limited in scope and time.
The body of available evaluative evidence on outcomes remains limited in scope, depth, rigour and regularity A/60/733, paras. 35 and 39.
With the exception of Bahrain and Oman, however,economic reform policies introduced in the GCC countries remained very limited in scope and slow in pace.
The various attempts of creditor countries to address this problem have been limited in scope and have failed adequately to deal with the debt problem of middle-income countries.
Mr. HERNDL said that his suggestion to considerthe draft concluding observations in a closed meeting, on a trial basis, at the current session had been very limited in scope.
Among those desiring a gtr more limited in scope, it was proposed that N2 vehicles could be added in the future after evaluating various door designs for these vehicles.
The President could not derogate from fundamental rights under article 31,since his decision was discretionary and hence limited in scope.