Примеры использования Not be entirely на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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But it would not be entirely appropriate.
Such indirect orcollateral effects cannot be entirely avoided.
That would not be entirely true, now, would it?
Whatever you have heard about me May not be entirely accurate.
Uh, that may not be entirely accurate, Skipper.
Accordingly, human exposure to mercury cannot be entirely eliminated.
Croatia cannot be entirely satisfied with this aspect.
But such a statement would not be entirely correct.
The project may not be entirely commercially free-standing, in which case the Government will have to take on some commercial risks itself.
We could make out, but would that not be entirely distracting?
As a result, a substantial number of legacy practices may be followed without a critical re-examination of their adequacy,while tools to facilitate cultural change might not be entirely appropriate.
This--this might not be entirely your fault.
It was noted, however,that the data distributions used in the models may not be entirely realistic.
However, it cannot be entirely excluded.
However, the risk that such a breach takes place cannot be entirely ruled out.
The consciousness cannot be entirely on two planes at once.
The view that the intention behind the reservation was not to eliminate a“provision” butan“obligation” might not be entirely correct.
The wafer need not be entirely silicon.
On the other hand, this trend may be further accelerated by the change in policy at the US Food and Drug Administration,which has recently conceded that amalgams may not be entirely safe.
These contaminants cannot be entirely removed using dry blast cleaning.
With some images, the compensation function may not be entirely successful.
PMK also recognized that these figures may not be entirely accurate as migrant workers might conceal the use of child labour during the inspections.
National legislative provisions on competitive procedures for the procurement of goods construction orservices may not be entirely suitable for privately financed infrastructure projects.
This may not be entirely unexpected given that R&D is considered not to be a priority for most developing countries because they are engaged in the catching up process which comprises mainly the mastery of mature and freely available technologies.
In general, experiences of torture cannot be entirely"left behind", let alone forgotten.
This represents a significant step by the African continent towards the realization of economic integration, which will enable it to deal with the new international economic realities andto face up to the potential consequences of international economic developments that may not be entirely in the interests of the African States.
It is important to bear in mind that much of the information,go to the diet may not be entirely true, so you need only believe the data from reliable sources.
The drafting group was requested to redraft paragraph(1) accordingly. It was suggested that the stay of the commencement or continuation of individual actions or individual proceedings concerning the debtor's assets, rights, obligations or liabilities mentioned in article 17(1)(a)was a far-reaching measure which would not be entirely appropriate within the context of article 15.
The legal effects of that treaty, which in principle should be the same for all States,would in fact not be entirely identical, for example with regard to the termination of the treaty, decisions on questions concerning its review, or the broadening of its scope.
It follows a practice in private law treaties to provide self-contained rules of interpretation,without which the reader would be referred to general rules of public international law on the interpretation of treaties that might not be entirely suitable for the interpretation of private law provisions(A/CN.9/527, para. 124).