Примеры использования One point of view на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This is one point of view.
There was room for debate, but it appeared that differing views would persist, and no one point of view should be imposed on all others.
From one point of view both are convertible terms.
That would be one point of view.
From one point of view, user interface- is the part of a software system.
According to one point of view.
According to one point of view, the answer turned upon the intention of the State performing the act.
He confirms that his country has approximately the same nuclear capacities as the United States, andconcludes that one might reasonably adopt one point of view or the other.
I can hold more than one point of view in my mind.
However, one point of view held that paragraph 1 should be deleted, since it was not specific to the question of expulsion.
In other words,what may be morally objectionable(from one point of view) may not necessarily be legally inadmissible or condemnable.
One point of view was that the Commission should select certain aspects on which to carry out studies explaining State practice and the applicable law.
Ms. SHAHEN(Libyan Arab Jamahiriya)said the proposal before the Committee took into account only one point of view and did not represent a balanced approach.
And from one point of view, the killings have been useful, no?
As to the question that all human rights were individual rights and that there was no need for collective rights,that was only one point of view and one which was not universally accepted.
From one point of view, besides the problem of terminology, the definition played an essential role in the determination of the permissibility of a unilateral declaration.
A code of conduct relating to the information superhighway needed to be formulated in order to prevent one point of view from dominating, and at the same time the various traditional means of communication needed to be maintained.
According to one point of view, the Commission should prepare a draft guideline restricting modification in the sense of the enlargement of interpretative declarations.
Measuring indigenous peoples' participation in Conventionprocesses is another challenge, because it does not necessarily reflect the number of indigenous participants and the search for one indigenous voice and one point of view.
According to one point of view, it was more a question of"preventive communications", which, in order to be termed objections, should be confirmed once the reservation had been formulated.
Mr. Erwin(South Africa)(Geneva) said that one of the main concerns about plural agreements had to do with the fact that crucial principles- of electronic data exchange,in this case- were interpreted by the signatory countries from only one point of view.
One point of view is that, since the articles on State responsibility only consider the invocation of responsibility by a State, the current draft articles should fill the gap.
I think it was appropriate that I should raisethis question in these particular circumstances, where, from one point of view, as the Ambassador of Japan said, we have had tremendous expectations and hope that we would at last be moving towards a reduction of the nuclear threat, a nuclear threat which should not just be seen, as the distinguished Ambassador of Cuba said, as referring only to non-proliferation but to the whole nuclear problématique.
From one point of view, this measure would not constitute deprivation but only restriction of liberty to come and go, on the grounds that, while the area is indeed closed towards the requested country, it remains open to other destinations, with effect that, since the alien may at any time leave for another country, he may not be considered as being in custody;
The intention had not been to impose any one point of view on the Committee but to invite delegations to consider the fact that more than 30 draft resolutions were duplicates of those submitted to the Commission on Human Rights, and also the possibilityof submitting such resolutions every two or three years instead of annually.
Is there one point of view that encompasses the historical phases of intellectual and critical theory-formation and of epistemic forms- the critique of religion and of manners, journalism, the critique of political economy along party lines, the university-based and culturally critical nonconformism of critical intellectuals, and finally the nascent new form of networked, post-disciplinary, nomadic critical practices?
According to one point of view, the question of qualification of reservations as valid or invalid should not be taken until the legal effects of reservations had been discussed.
According to one point of view, priority should be given to the host State for conducting criminal investigations, although the State of nationality should be kept informed of the proceedings.
According to one point of view, the proposal that an objection applying the doctrine of severability("super-maximum" effect) was not actually an objection was contrary to one of the basic principles of the Vienna Conventions, namely, that the intention of States took precedence over the terms used.
According to one point of view, the scope of the provision should be restricted by a reference to the criterion of intention, in order to prohibit the use by a State of an expulsion procedure in order to circumvent the limitations on extradition resulting from that State's international obligations or its own laws.