Примеры использования More expansive на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A more expansive scope was unlikely to achieve widespread acceptance.
The less we know- and we really know very little- the more mysterious a phenomenon appears, the more expansive its possibilities.
A few countries have a more expansive and flexible exception or limitation, commonly referred to as"fair use.
Covering 126 pollutants, the Croatian European PRTR(E-PRTR)system had a more expansive list of activities than the Protocol;
It can also be more expansive, with budgets allocated to regional governments which then decide what projects to undertake.
In particular, States may adopt a more restrictive or a more expansive approach to the permissible grounds for expulsion.
According to this more expansive concept, people are the essence of reproductive health, the subjects rather than the objects.
As this is the Special Representative's last report,he may perhaps be allowed to be more expansive, particularly in this Introduction.
In more expansive models tinted glass, electric window lifts, central door locks and air conditioner add comfort of passenger compartment.
We are your mentors for this period of time, andhave already opened your hearts and minds to a more expansive understanding through our earlier contacts with you.
More expansive models have power steering and lower gear-ratio and so vehicle responds to steering wheel turns more sharply.
During the last 13 years, a number of jurisdictions, even those basing themselves on the Model Law,have opted for a more expansive definition of agreement in writing.
Their player base is one of the more expansive and each month as new games are released, the strive of this casino wanting to do better and become better still shows.
At the United Nations Conference on Sustainable Development(Rio+20) in June 2012, participants reached consensus on the need for a more expansive development paradigm based on inclusiveness, equality and sustainability.
Their player base is one of the more expansive and each month as new games are released, the strive of this casino wanting to do better and become better still shows.
Embezzlement of property in the private sector is addressed in part by Article 453 of the Criminal Code pertaining to breach of trust in relation to movable property, although more expansive legislation is contained in the draft anti-corruption legislation.
Third, a more expansive requirement for financial disclosure by senior officials and better dissemination of code of conduct requirements are being introduced.
Chapter Four of the Constitution embraces a progressive and more expansive Bill of Rights, which applies to all law and binds all state organs and all persons.
This more expansive view of restitution is grounded in the State obligations associated with the right to adequate housing to respect and ensure tenure security for all, irrespective of the form of tenure.
Overall, Kurdistan regional government areas remained stable, thereby allowing a more expansive programme of outreach activities by UNAMI and the United Nations country team.
Finally, he supports the more expansive reasoning of the Prince Edward Island court, in contrast to the Court of Appeal in his own case, and argues that in any event the fact of appeal does not justify Ontario's violation of his rights.
The Counterpart of this article in the European Convention is article 2 which is somewhat more expansive in that it primarily provides that"Everyone's right to life shall be protected by law.
Several speakers supported the voluntary development of an action plan, or"United Nations Convention against Corruption delivery plan", by recipient anddonor countries that would address technical assistance needs identified by the review or through a more expansive approach to the entire Convention.
A distinction can also be drawn between a subtle,self-effacing kind of sociopathic charm, and a more expansive, exhilarating spontaneity which serves to give the sociopath a sort of animal magnetism.
However, it provides a more expansive definition of measures of reinstatement, encompassing any reasonable measures aiming to reinstate or restore damaged or destroyed components of transboundary waters to the conditions that would have existed had the industrial accident not occurred, or where this is not possible, to introduce, where appropriate, the equivalent of these components into the transboundary waters.
Does a problem arise when an award rendered in a jurisdiction with a more expansive definition of agreement in writing is taken to a jurisdiction for enforcement where a narrow one still exists?
Some delegations suggested that the obligation applied to(a) the crime of genocide;(b) crimes against humanity; and(c) war crimes. Others, however,were more inclined to have a more expansive list covering all international crimes.
The discussion on the rule of law was followed by a more expansive debate on the importance of free and fair elections as a necessary, although insufficient, condition for democracy.
The State Party has widened its constitutional scope of definition of discrimination in the current Constitution, which expressly includes prohibition of discrimination on the ground of, inter alia,gender, to a more expansive definition in Article 33(2) and 54(b) of the final Draft Constitution which was presented to the Government on the 8th October, 2014.
In that latter respect, the Security Council has elected to take a more expansive approach to the choice of the applicable law than the one underlying the statute of the Yugoslav Tribunal, and included within the subject-matter jurisdiction of the Rwanda Tribunal international instruments regardless of whether they were considered part of customary international law or whether they have customarily entailed the individual criminal responsibility of the perpetrator of the crime.