Примеры использования More explicitly на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Methodologies used are being presented more explicitly.
Other assemblages are more explicitly linked to a spirit of revolt.
Alternatively the second paragraph is proposed to read as follows more explicitly.
The arrangements should more explicitly build long-term national capacity and competence.
As a result of the Summit, earmarking of funds for basic social services has been formulated more explicitly in ODA policy.
More explicitly this means that apart from the topological obstruction there is no other obstruction to the existence of a holonomic solution.
This agreement should have been reflected more explicitly in the Chairman's text.
Consent is more explicitly required by article 18 of the second Protocol Additional to the Geneva Conventions, which reads.
Performance improvement measures should be integrated more explicitly into performance management strategies.
These are all slightly later results of Schur,who also gave a number of useful criteria for calculating them more explicitly.
It is essential to ensure that disaster-risk reduction is more explicitly integrated into development planning.
It should perhaps have stated more explicitly that the draft Guiding Principles were not intended to cover all unilateral acts of States.
It was not covered by the notions of arbitrariness and independence andshould be more explicitly dealt with in the paragraph.
The Charter and, more explicitly, the General Assembly's first special session on disarmament offer equal security to all States.
Gender and human rights considerations are now reflected more explicitly in key indicators of this focus area.
More explicitly than before, minority policy presupposes shared values, characteristic of an open, tolerant and democratic society.
Some thought, however, that the cooperation between UNDP andUNFPA could have been spelled out more explicitly in the respective papers.
The more explicitly legislation addresses specific instances of discrimination, the more it can contribute to combatting the related stigma.
However, greater clarity would be achieved if the"other stakeholders" were more explicitly identified and their roles and responsibilities defined.
On a more specific issue, FAO feels that in the set of principles(see para. 51) the right to food andfood security could be stated more explicitly.
Accordingly, TCDC is likely to become more explicitly integrated operationally in the regular programmes and activities of the United Nations system.
A representative of the World Wide Fund for Nature argued that the joint promotion of the two water conventions should be reflected more explicitly in the draft strategy.
The compilation andanalysis of legal norms recommends more explicitly articulated legal protection for internally displaced women and internally displaced children.
Members considered that, inorder to promote women's rights in professional life, the law should stipulate more explicitly the goal of improving the status of women.
This document states more explicitly than before that NOSE is not a single nomenclature, but a set of guidelines for using NACE together with the NOSE process list.
Mr. KJAERUM said that, while he supported the proposal by Mr. de Gouttes,he would prefer to refer more explicitly to the problem of corruption, which needed to be highlighted.
The actual mandate of IAPWG could be more explicitly defined; the Inspector's research for this report did not produce any legislative mandate for the activities of IAPWG.
It should be noted that subparagraph(c), in attempting to reflect operation of the current Article 14(1)(b), more explicitly indicates that the subparagraph only applies to individuals.
She explored the same themes more explicitly in her nonfiction works, including A House Unlocked(2001) and Oleander, Jacaranda: A Childhood Perceived(1994), a memoir of her Egyptian childhood.
The concept of median graphs has long been studied,for instance by Birkhoff& Kiss(1947) or(more explicitly) by Avann(1961), but the first paper to call them"median graphs" appears to be Nebeský 1971.