Примеры использования Precise language на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Article 8 needs more precise language.
More precise language may be available under national law.
Further substance and more precise language are needed.
The simple, concise and precise language of the proposal by the Delegation of Indonesia on behalf of the LMCs endeavored to do just that.
No, this is not a matter of principle… but one of precise language.
Greek is a very precise language because it has so many connectives.
In that regard, Japan preferred alternative C, which was clearer andbetter incorporated the elements of risk through its use of more precise language.
They supported the clear and precise language proposed by the main sponsors, and believed that its deletion would weaken the text.
In its present wording, it is still an outline and contains some elements thatcould be useful in a treaty, but further substance and more precise language are needed.
Secondly, he would prefer more precise language in paragraph(3), to give the court an indication as to when relief was to be modified.
The Montreal Protocol implements the principle of common butdifferentiated responsibilities while maintaining precise language that allows compliance to be evaluated.
Some participants called for more precise language in the preamble and for the addition of references to other international instruments, both binding and non-binding.
By the time of the adoption of the 2010 Beijing instruments, human rights protections were being recognized in increasingly precise language in United Nations instruments.
We find that more precise language on this point, which clearly excludes the Conference on Disarmament from any role in negotiating nuclear forces, is called for.
In the future this will lead to ambiguous judicial practice andthe legislator will most likely be forced to settle this issue by introducing more precise language into the law," he said.
It should be drafted in intelligible and technically precise language so that it is readable by persons in the industry, by clients and by export controls officials.
All our translators are well informed in their area of specialization,know the terminology in the field, and provide precise language that conveys your message without losing its meaning.
The answers will depend upon the precise language of the national laws dealing with culpability for organizing or directing offences physically committed by others.
A suggestion was made that the words"any comment" might not be appropriate if understood to preclude subsequent comment and that more precise language be used.
We would have preferred more technically accurate and precise language in the draft resolution, andhope to see more precise language in the future.
However, it was also stated that it could be difficult to foresee the precise circumstances of each deviation, and that precise language could unduly limit the provision.
Applying a strong intellect to her work through precise language, she was a thoroughly modern writer and feminist who nonetheless remained highly versed in many areas of traditional western thought Encyclopædia Britannica.
Certified translations are important when it comes to different legal circumstances for court systems andgovernment agencies due to the legal terminology in translations that use precise language.
A complainant bringing the issues in question before the domestic courts need not use the precise language of the Covenant, for legal remedies differ in their form from State to State.
Summarizing the discussion, the Chairman said that all members felt that lengthy drafting sessions andlong preambles to decisions were unnecessary, but the Board did need to find a modality for deciding on precise language.
Such understanding, although it sounds strange to the ears, has its value when you want to talk about justice,as if using a precise language and rigidly logical, Kelsen abstracted Right concept the idea of Justice.
Without an opportunity at this stage to verify the precise language adopted at the Review and Extension Conference of the State Parties to the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons, my delegation will abstain in the voting on this draft resolution.
It was submitted that the door-to-door approach advocated in the Working Group was truly multimodal transport, andthe Group should take care to use precise language in describing the various options it was considering.
Ms. Chanet, referring to paragraph 48, welcomed the clear and precise language of the first four bullets and requested that the fifth and sixth bullets should be revised to bring them in line with the first four.
Consultations on this issue indicate that there is a need for greater clarity on the practical effect of the proposed safe guards andthat such clarity may lead to more precise language and even to a reduction in the number of the options provided.