Примеры использования Particular contexts на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Different States adopt different definitions in terms of their particular contexts and circumstances.
Practices emerge in particular contexts and circumstances, often building on and learning from what has been tried before.
There is a need to distinguish between high and low technology andtheir use in and application to particular contexts.
The Mission has also been concerned with violations of these latter rights in two particular contexts: the response of the FAD'H to attempts to organize public demonstrations, and human rights violations committed or threatened against journalists.
Using this approach, PRO 169 is also preparing case studies on Convention No. 111 in three particular contexts.
These projects explore social, economic and political factors that favour orimpede the spread of HIV/AIDS in particular contexts and encourage original research and dialogue on HIV/AIDS as a problem of development.
To change the underlying principles may have unpredictable effects and may prove to be undesirable in particular contexts.
At its thirty-seventh session, in 2004, the Commission agreed that it would be useful if,wherever appropriate, examples of commercial fraud were to be discussed in the particular contexts of projects worked on by the Commission so as to enable delegates involved in those projects to take the problem of fraud into account in their deliberations.
Secondly, bilateral facilities orcountryspecific arrangements would deal with problems requiring measures adapted to particular contexts.
The many“whats” vary acrosscountries and/or local settings, each with their respective rhythms, particular contexts, and priorities, but all are involved in growing the evidence.
The consideration of the scope of human security is important in formulating policy andoperational recommendations and calibrating them to particular contexts.
At its thirtyseventh session, in 2004, the Commission agreed that it would be useful if, wherever appropriate,examples of commercial fraud were to be discussed in the particular contexts of projects worked on by the Commission so as to enable delegates involved in those projects to take the problem of fraud into account in their deliberations.
Nor is it intended to hold sway as to the conclusions to be drawn on the applicability of the principles andrules of humanitarian law in particular contexts.
As to the work that might be done in that area in the future, the Commission was in agreement that it would be useful if, wherever appropriate,examples of commercial fraud were to be discussed in the particular contexts of projects worked on by the Commission so as to enable delegates involved in those projects to take the problem of fraud into account in their deliberations.
Secondly, bilateral facilities orcountry-specific arrangements would deal with problems requiring measures adapted to particular contexts.
It was recalled that, at its thirty-seventh session, in 2004, the Commission had agreed thatthe Secretariat should facilitate, whenever appropriate, the discussion of examples of commercial fraud in the particular contexts of projects worked on by the Commission so as to enable delegates involved in those projects to take the problem of fraud into account in their deliberations.
Those power dynamics would often be more significant than the numerical criterion in the process of identifying religious minorities in particular contexts.
It was recalled that the Commission agreed in 2004 that it would be useful if, wherever appropriate,examples of commercial fraud were discussed in the particular contexts of projects undertaken by UNCITRAL so as to enable delegates involved in those projects to take the problem of fraud into account in their deliberations, and the Secretariat was requested to facilitate such discussions where appropriate.
Proactive, tailored measures need to be taken to reduce the risk factors to which individual children orgroups of children may be exposed in general or in particular contexts.
Turning to the topic of the most-favoured-nation clause, she said that,in view of diverging case law as to the applicability of that clause in particular contexts, it would be wise to be guided by the State's intention in including the clause in their treaties; the clause should accordingly be interpreted in such a way as not to be prejudicial to the State's interest in respect of the treatment it wished to accord.
Therefore, the responsibility to respect must apply to all such rights,although in practice some may be more relevant than others in particular contexts.
Although these examples are not exhaustive andmay need to be adapted to suit particular contexts, many are worth replicating.
In its review of reports of States parties the Committee has consistently stressed the value of temporary special measures aimed at accelerating de facto equality between women and men as envisaged by article 4(1),both in general terms and with regard to particular contexts.
That concept also applied to dialogue among different United Nations entities, Member States and troop- and police-contributing countries, so as toadapt missions to particular contexts, especially in relation to transitions and exit strategies.
Proactive, tailored measures need to be taken to reduce the risk factors to which individual children orgroups of children may be exposed in general or in particular contexts.
Looking ahead, there is a need to reflect on the diversity of views as to the precise characteristics and principles of, and requirements for, effective peacebuilding;the recognition of the uniqueness of some peacebuilding experiences in particular contexts; and the acknowledgement that peacebuilding requires skilful analysis and an appreciation of local history and norms.
For some members, estoppel could be omitted for the time being from the general study of unilateral acts, andtaken up later to determine its possible impact in particular contexts.
It contains a workshop structure and sample activities, which can serve as a basis for developing workshops andtrainings adapted to particular contexts and circumstances.
Finally, with regard to lethal force, much of his report dealt with the understanding of the norms andstandards which underpinned the prohibition of extrajudicial executions and of their application in particular contexts.
Accordingly, it is proper for the Sub-Commission to advise the Commission as to how these universally recognized principles of human rights shouldbest be interpreted and applied in particular contexts, such as the context of indigenous peoples.