Примеры использования Practical need на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Generally, we do not consider that there is any practical need for the recommendation as a whole.
The practical need to identify the limits of the Area is no longer a matter of such urgency.
Theoretically, the 4:4:4 formula can be used in Y'CbCr, but there is no practical need for using this format.
There is a practical need to bring microfinance activities under the financial sector's regulatory framework.
Some delegations expressed doubts whether there was any pressing or practical need for a reform of the type proposed.
This implies the practical need for the involvement of more than just statistical agencies in the building of the information system.
With regard to the timetable,we believe that there is a practical need for flexibility as regards the allocation of time.
The motive of official subordination was eliminated:the"Thin" now grovels before the"Fat" without any practical need,"reflexively.
The allowance of flexible IBCs will meet a practical need to use them in combination with box pallets overpacks.
That practical need, however, was illustrated by a General Fono decision in June 1994 to generate more revenue through a change in taxation arrangements.
At the time, the study of the IRU did not clearly reveal the practical need to increase the number of customs offices of departure or destination.
One should think that the other countries will gradually come to understand better that maintenance anddevelopment of relations with Russia is a practical need.
Europeana Libraries was a best practice network that addressed a very practical need for a single aggregator for European libraries.
There was no practical need for new legal rules concerning space vehicles at present, and work on such a regime would raise more problems than it might solve.
It was suggested that that possibility,while perhaps not ideal, fulfilled a significant practical need in modern shipping.
The Working Group considered whether there existed any practical need to list the various types of awards, and whether the list contained in paragraph(1) should be deleted.
The inclusion of a definition of sources of international law within any general scheme of codification would serve the requirements of systematic symmetry as distinguished from any pressing practical need.
At this point, work should start with the identification of the areas where a practical need for UNCITRAL work is felt that would be complementary to existing instruments.
There is a practical need for a recalibrated international presence that is better suited to address current and emerging operational requirements in Kosovo.
However, technical notions of property law should not be invoked to pose obstacles to meeting the practical need of using future assets as security to obtain credit.
There was no practical need for article 2 bis, as any conflict between a sectoral anti-terrorism convention and the comprehensive one was already resolved by existing provisions of international law.
If purely humanitarian concerns will not suffice,let us be spurred into action by the practical need to avoid incessant turmoil and thereby maintain global stability.
Considering the practical need for guidance on issues regarding the application of the TIR Convention, future TIRExB's are recommended to dedicate a substantial part of their activities to the development of best practices.
The view hitherto taken has been that,since racial discrimination in any form is a rare occurrence in TCI life, the practical need for such provision has not been demonstrated.
The practical need for applying stringent security measures to avoid unauthorized access to data, ensure the integrity of communications and protect computer and information systems cannot be questioned.
Many delegations supported the inclusion of the topic of diplomatic protection in the Commission's programme of work,since there was a growing practical need to codify international law in that area.
Due to that practical need, the Chairman of the Fourth Committee inquired whether we would consider giving up two meetings, on Monday and Tuesday, with the Fourth Committee paying us back during the second week.
In the view of the Working Group, as the definition of the topic now stands,the issues involved in the second part are too specific and the practical need for their solution is not evident.
As regards the introduction of a new proposal,it was considered necessary first to assess a practical need for such a proposal and to establish whether there was sufficient agreement to undertake an in-depth consideration of the proposal.
He also shared the view of the International Law Commission that the issues surrounding the nationality of legal persons were too specific and that the practical need for their solution was not evident.