Примеры использования More particular на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There is no order even in more particular questions.
More particular guidance is provided in minorities-specific instruments.
I should now like to make some more particular comments about the programme of work.
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Others are more particular to developing countries.
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To be more particular, your weight gain should not be over twenty five pounds.
We leave others to address their more particular concerns, regional and/or global.
What is more, particular attention is focused on segments of population in need of special support.
The fuller red Xinomavro-Naoussa/Amynteo wines are a little more particular, though are surely among the world's great food wines.
When it came to more particular questions the experts had a wide range of opinions based on their background.
An area for"free disposal" in the lower part of the format is intended to cater for more particular needs in individual applications.
Through initiatives by one or more particular countries to harmonize their TRs at an international level;
CIECA would like to receive much more targeted information about its core business, road safety and more particular, the driving licence.
N5:33 And if my people desire to know the more particular part of the history of my people, they must search mine other plates.
Without analyzing the details for the moment,suffice it to say that all other justifications of government somehow boil down to a more particular or more general case of the Public Goods argument.
Girls are more particular about the quality of hygiene conditions; furthermore, they are often more diligent and therefore spend more time on studying.
A better-informed CD in which substantive discussion can take place with a view to identifying one or more particular issues appropriate for negotiation is not a“talk shop”.
Girls are more particular about the quality of hygiene conditions; furthermore, they are often more diligent and therefore spend more time on studying" CEDAW/C/LTU/4, para. 125.
The article 35(2)(b) obligation arises only if one or more particular purposes were revealed to the seller by the time the contract was concluded.
Girls are more particular about the quality of hygiene conditions; furthermore, they are often more diligent and therefore spend more time on studying" CEDAW/C/LTU/4, para. 125.
The article 35(2)(b) obligation arises only if one or more particular purposes were revealed to the seller by the time the contract was concluded.
On a more particular plane, members of the Security Council are still concerned at the fate of the two Australian humanitarian workers and they hope that their situation can be favourably solved very quickly.
Although elementary indices are generally calculated from one or more particular items, our experiment shows that this method may cause a downward bias however in restrictive cases.
The Penal Code, in the first part of article 369, sets forth a concept of calumny andstates that"An individual commits calumny when he falsely attributes to a person one or more particular criminal offence.
A different type of braking equipment, with more particular reference to the presence or otherwise of equipment for braking a trailer, or any presence of an electric regenerative braking system;
A person commits an offence if, with the intention of: It is irrelevant for the purposes of subsection(1) whether the intention andpreparation relates to one or more particular acts of terrorism, acts of terrorism of a particular description or acts of terrorism generally.”.
Treaty bodies should pay more particular attention to the provisions of international instruments concerning the prohibition of slavery, the slave trade and the elimination of traffic in women and girls.
Although the concepts andexamples mentioned in the paragraphs below relate to the issue of discrimination in general, a more particular focus on defamation of religions per se is central to the analysis of religious discrimination.
In addition, other more particular legal rules governed the author's detention, the enforcement of which by a domestic court through judicial review could have provided a remedy to the type of complaints made by the author.