Примеры использования May be understood на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This may be understood as consolidation of all religions!
The term"alongside"(наряду с) in that provision may be understood in different ways.
Hint may be understood, but may also not be understood. .
Infinity as a spirit of nations and the world may be understood only from a clumsy point of view.
This model may be understood as a"private fuel bank" See also Section 5.3.
The words"kaлbMap"/calamar/,"kpaб"/crab/ and some other may be understood both as animate and inanimate.
Poverty may be understood at the individual level of men and women as well as that of the household.
As has been pointed out on various occasions,the word"levy" may be understood as"tax.
The life of the planet may be understood as the sum total of all beginnings created with it.
From the viewpoint of non-classics, particularly, the theory of psychological systems,time may be understood as a new formation, created by the system«man».
The jurisdiction of a State may be understood as generally referring to the sovereign power or authority of a State.
There are general references to human rights in the Protocol andit includes a number of obligations that may be understood as intended to protect victims.
In this sense, the right to the truth may be understood as both an individual and a collective right.
This may be understood as a desire to combine the principles of permanent regional representation and rotation, leading to permanent regional rotating seats.
The State party submits that"persecution" may be understood as persistent harassment by, or with the knowledge of, authorities.
However, the term may be understood to have a negative connotation if the context in which it is used is negative as in the case of subparagraph b.
The reference to S11 andS12 is misleading, as it may be understood that S11 and S12 is applicable in all cases.
On the contrary, it may be understood as an acceptance of the validity of the rule or set of rules declared by the resolution by themselves.
According to these traditional theories,the meaning of a particular sentence may be understood as the conditions under which the proposition conveyed by the sentence hold true.
Poverty may be understood as a condition in which a person or community lacks the basic minimum standard of well-being, particularly as a result of a persistent lack of income.
Resistance to change, i.e. accepting andpractising equality between men and women on the part of men, may be understood as the successful defence of male interests and these may be better appreciated by observing the rights granted to men by a culture.
The term"expulsion" may be understood as referring to the order or decision of the competent national authority requiring an alien whose presence is contrary to the interests of the State to leave its territory.
According to the State party,the communication may be understood as challenging the Austrian legal system in respect of the adoption of adults.
The“creative economy” may be understood as an integrated system of creation, production and distribution of goods and services that use creative ideas or intellectual capacity.
The inclusion of corresponding language in paragraph 9 of the present Views may be understood in light of the Committee's established position that these measures are always necessary to an effective remedy for enforced disappearance.
The effects doctrine may be understood as referring to jurisdiction asserted with regard to the conduct of a foreign national occurring outside the territory a State which has a substantial effect within that territory.
Signing a peace agreement may be understood as ending a process, but it begins another, which is focused on consolidating peace.
Nothing in this Agreement may be understood as establishment among User and straus. md of the agency relationships, partnership relationships, joint activity relationships, personal employment relationships, or other relationships not directly provided by hereby Agreement.
The notion of extraterritorial jurisdiction may be understood as referring to the exercise of sovereign power or authority by a State outside of its territory.
The right to development may be understood as a single distinct right in the same way as such rights as the right to education or freedom of expression.