Примеры использования Predominant view на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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There are two predominant views on the constitutional process in Nigeria.
The Committee recommends that awareness-raising and sensitization of the judiciary andother law enforcement authorities be undertaken to alter the predominant view of the status of international treaties in the hierarchy of Brazilian law.
The predominant view is that the exercise of political rights is an entitlement of citizens only.
Mr. GLOSBAND(Observer for the International Bar Association)said that there seemed to be a predominant view that there should be no fixed list of exclusions and that transparency should be provided for.
However, the predominant view expressed was that Mr. Taylor should have a fair and transparent trial.
It has led us to the hope that consensus, if not unanimity, as my esteemed Mexican colleague quite rightly pointed out, would be possible,reflecting a predominant view of the world community: that the Conference on Disarmament has to play its part in getting us onto the road towards a world without nuclear weapons.
He agreed with the predominant view in the Working Group which favoured a preliminary survey of State practice in that field.
Turning to the issue of possible exceptions to immunity of a State official from foreign criminal jurisdiction,the Special Rapporteur observed that in the case of immunity ratione personae, the predominant view seemed to be that such immunity was absolute and that no exceptions thereto could be considered.
The predominant view was that independence should be pursued only when the British Virgin Islands can be sustained economically.
Although the interaction between population and economic development is by no means simple and direct,especially in the short run, the predominant view, as reflected in the Programme of Action, is that slower rates of population growth can allow more time to attack poverty, protect and repair the environment, and build the base for future sustainable development.
The predominant view of households in the SNA93 and ESA95 are as units of consumption and whose main resources are from wages(compensation of employees), property income or transfers.
In the case of the authors, the Supreme Court ruled that the predominant view since 1992 applied only to offences committed by one or a few persons, not to offences committed by a group.
The predominant view in recent years, as reflected in the Programme of Action, is that slower rates of population growth can buy more time to adjust and can increase countries' ability to attack poverty, protect and repair the environment, and build the base for future sustainable development.
Recalling its decision to retain both alternatives A and B, despite the predominant view in favour of alternative B and in view of the strongly-held views in favour of alternative A(see para. 57), the Working Group resumed its discussion in an effort to reach agreement.
However, the predominant view was that those matters should be referred to the law of the State in which the bank that maintained the account had its place of business or, in the case of more than one place of business, to the law of the State in which the branch maintaining the account was located.
It is particularly important given that the predominant view among economists and policy makers in multilateral institutions is that any hindrances to enhanced global trade and investment are a bad thing for humanity.
At present, the predominant view is that, although the"hill" does shift slightly during a saccade, it does not shift in the steady and proportionate way that the"moving hill" hypothesis predicts.
It notes with concern that the predominant view appears to be that married women might provide supplemental income for a family, but that there is very little emphasis on the right of women to develop a career of their own.
Furthermore, the predominant view of the past decade or so has been that economic growth requires a framework of macroeconomic policies that promote financial stability, including low inflation and reduced fiscal deficits.
In the contemporary literary studies the predominant view is that the 12th-century poet Nizami Ganjavi wrote in Persian and lived in Gyanja, which in those times were predominantly populated by Persians, and was under the influence of Persian culture.
Current State practice reflects the predominant view that the exercise of political rights, such as the right to take part in the conduct of public affairs, the right to vote and to be elected and the right to have access to public service, is an entitlement of citizens alone.
Modernization and integration:When the predominant view in States was that indigenous communities were" backward" or"primitive", the most common strategy advocated by the authorities consisted in introducing"modern" technology and production methods in order to bring about socio-economic change which would resolve what was long referred to as the"indigenous problem.
The predominant view was that the identity of the successful supplier and the winning price should be disclosed, as they would be in any other procurement under the Model Law, inter alia so as to permit a review of the procurement if necessary, but that the Working Group would consider at a future session whether to include provisions regarding anonymity after closure of the auction.
This view would be predominant among historians for decades.
The realist's view is predominant in the current understanding of Einstien's theories as well.
And that predominant world view has been reiterated in the wider world community, notably at the United Nations General Assembly.
Russia fully shares the view, predominant in the United Nations, that a forced hastening of the discussion and negotiating process is unacceptable and that the imposition of arbitrary time frames is counter-productive.
Cooperation with international and local bodies andinstitutions is achieved with a view to resolution of the predominant health problems;
In Estonia no preliminary investigations or court proceedings have been initiated in relation to the PRISM disclosures, and the predominant public view of authorities of the state is that the data of Estonian citizens has not been gathered in the course of mass surveillance programmes.
Constraints to making the case for a"strong State" include the limited policy space that developing countries have in the context of the MTS and the predominant neoliberal view of the State as an organization run by politicians and bureaucrats solely motivated by self-interest and with limited capacity to design and execute policies.