Примеры использования Phrased на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Questions and guidance phrased differently.
See, I phrased it as a question, but I meant it as a sentence.
In 1988 the issue of unilateral intervention was phrased as follows.
So, writing properly phrased templates may not be easy for them.
And just an FYI,as I am the expedition's team leader protocol dictates that be phrased,"Fine, sir.
You're frustrated because he phrased his reply in a meaningless tautology?
You phrased this one particular part in a way that could confuse people.
The criteria to which the prohibition against discrimination relates are to a large extent phrased with a view to article 26 of ICCPR.
Yeah, but you phrased it in a way that suggests that the reason I'm mad is because of me.
His thesis also contains the proof of Kőnig's theorem for regular bipartite graphs, phrased in the language of configurations.
It can be phrased any way, just understand the final result that the proposition bet actually wants when making a bet.
When the name is found once in three thousand characters, you can forget exactly how you phrased it, and even if you ever met it in the first place.
In terms of article 17, he contends that the equivalent article 8 in the European Convention is more restrictively phrased.
The short description should be phrased in the form of a question which should be kept short and should generally end with a question mark.
The Government therefore cannot provide any information on"similar violations" as phrased by the Committee in Issue 34 of the List of Issues.
This might be better phrased as"and to respect their political, economic and social structures and their cultures,…" etc.
The clear connection of Picasso's works and his love life is taken for granted today, and when his art of the early 1930s is discussed,the growing phrased used is"the Marie-Therese period.
Meanwhile, the CE assessment, while phrased in a very polite and cautious manner, contains criticism of a number of important clauses of the drafts.
The amendment of the Act entails disqualification of the judge, if,before commencement of the hearing, the judge in question has made a decision to remand in custody pursuant to section 762(2) of the Administration of Justice Act, phrased as follows.
These standards should be so concisely phrased that they can be directly, immediately and efficiently applied in various situations.
The Human Rights Committee has noted in its General Comment No. 23 of 1994(on Art. 27 of the ICCPR) that, although phrased in the negative, the Article requires States to take positive measures in support of minorities.
Accordingly, as currently phrased, the paragraph provides that the aquifer should be kept in a condition to maintain its function but it does not impose a strict rule of sustainable use.
It is important to note that the project team deliberately phrased the survey questions broad with a view to capture as much information as possible.
The lack of a clearly phrased equality principle among the human rights provisions of the Constitution was subject to criticism, both internationally and in the course of public debate at home.
Consequently, not all the questions raised andcomments made were phrased as"recommendations" and, therefore, were not reflected as such in the report of the Working Group.
Apart from the previously protected rights which where phrased in a clearer way with a wording in line with international human rights provisions, the rights expressly added to the human rights chapter of the Constitution, according to the amendment, are the following, by reference to section numbers.
In view of the comments made above it is suggested that paragraph 3 be phrased as follows:"When such an addition to the final award is made the provisions of article 34, paragraph 2 that it shall apply.
As the Commission on Global Governance phrased it in its 1995 report, to add more permanent members and give them the veto would be regression, not reform.
As I am sure participants have noted, those four points were quite carefully phrased in the report in order to capture the wide variety of views within the Conference in a way that was generally acceptable to all.
Alternatively, if the classification problem can be phrased as probabilistic classification, then the expected squared error of the predicted probabilities with respect to the true probabilities can be decomposed as before.