Примеры использования More particularly на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This is largely a result of increasing populations and, more particularly, the impact of HIV/AIDS.
More particularly, the project aims to.
We have seen and conversed with this girl, andshall have occasion to speak more particularly of her by and by.
More particularly, a systematic effort was made to.
This, in essence, is my vision for a better world and more particularly for a better United Nations.
More particularly about conditions of competition and about various gifts go to the project site.
The State party is"disinclined" to accept the Committee's findings of facts, more particularly its assessment of evidence.
More particularly, the product relates to an assembly consisting of ski, ski boot and associated bindings.
Article 11 of the Universal Declaration addresses more particularly the issue of"Non-discrimination and non-stigmatization.
More particularly, the ski balance weight relates to an assembly consisting of ski, ski-boot and associated bindings.
If you decide to fully feel the exoticism of local shopping,you should start right after the exit of the hotel, and more particularly to a taxi.
This applies more particularly to developing countries in which government administrative capacity is limited.
Twenty-three allegations describe executions andmassacres, most of whose victims were Zairian civilians and, more particularly, Banyarwanda.
More particularly, the State must define a clear development vision and translate it into actionable policies.
Women judges preside over nearly all kinds of courts, but more particularly courts in which the nature of the cases heard requires the presence of a woman.
More particularly, it was suggested that there be a shift of focus in the Working Group from problemraising to problem-solving.
The consultation arrangements will depend in part on the degree of centralisation of the statistical system and, more particularly, on the governance arrangements operating locally.
More particularly it should give greater attention to shoring up local and grassroots peacebuilding processes and organizations.
We now know that growth cannot be at any price and that development must be sustainable in economic terms,but also, and more particularly, in environmental terms.
More particularly, we must urge those States that have not yet done so to accede to the relevant conventions and their protocols as soon as possible.
With the establishment of the Federal Commission against Racism(CFR) in 1995,the Federal Council strengthened its activities in this sphere, and more particularly in that of prevention.
More particularly, State responsibility rules on attribution that deal with acts of external entities are of limited, if any, relevance to international organizations.
It could nevertheless be supposed that human rights questions would be more particularly dealt with by the ombudsmen for public administration, children and equality between the sexes.
Asylum accorded in other places, most notably on the premises of an embassy or a legation,is referred to as extraterritorial or, more particularly, diplomatic asylum.
Housing shortages have especially plagued the urban areas, and more particularly the city itself as more and more persons migrate from the rural areas to urban locations.
More particularly, it would be conducive, or contribute, to peace and stability in Darfur by removing serious obstacles to national reconciliation and the restoration of peaceful relations.
Invites the State of Palestine to complete the process of its accession to all international organizations and Covenants, and more particularly to the International Criminal Court and the International Court of Justice.
The commitment to upholding the primacy of law, and more particularly to respect for human rights, derives from the Constitution which the Republic of Senegal adopted when it acceded to international sovereignty.
The right to seek andreceive information comprises the right of individuals to access general information and, more particularly, information of public interest that can contribute to public debate.