Примеры использования Purely symbolic на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It was purely symbolic and used by Lincoln to frame the war in moral intent.
It can therefore not be considered a fine of a"purely symbolic nature.
In many cases, the bride price is purely symbolic and will be returned to the bride and groom after the wedding has taken place.
The United States and Canada dismissed the flag planting as purely symbolic and legally meaningless.
Nowadays the payment of dowry is a purely symbolic act and to a large extent it is merely in recognition of past tradition.
They haven't given us any other options, outside the occasional purely symbolic, participatory act of"voting.
However, the purely symbolic fine imposed by the Odense court does not provide effective satisfaction or reparation in accordance with that provision.
The citizens of Seborga elect therefore also a"prince" with purely symbolic functions, who is assisted by a council of nine" Ministers"no legal power.
Never accept or offer gifts on behalf of themselves orothers around them other than promotional items that have a purely symbolic value;
The view expressed is that titles to nobility are purely symbolic and honorific, devoid of any legal or material effect.
However, the purely symbolic fine imposed by the Odense court does not provide effective satisfaction or reparation in accordance with that provision.
On an entirely exceptional basis it may be admissible to accept exclusively gifts of a purely symbolic or personalised nature, provided that such gifts do not exceed€ 100,00.
As for the hypothetical scrapping of the Jackson-Vanik amendment, which has been a constant irritant for Moscow for the past 30 years,if Russia joined the WTO, it would have purely symbolic significance.
The culture of value expressed by Pakerson is not purely symbolic; it underlies every facet of the products' competitive edge on the world market.
As undeniable as the grounds for the exercise of universal jurisdiction may be, such as the gravity of the crime and its international significance, any judgment would be incomplete,and its outcomes purely symbolic, if the direct or indirect victims of the given offence are forgotten.
This can only mean that the election will be purely symbolic value, and unfortunately there are no real competitors for the aforesaid two metropolitans.
This perception is strengthened by the fact that the same term is used for both involuntary kidnappings and those which are purely symbolic and consensual imitations of a kidnapping based on tradition.
The appointment of a purely symbolic date, stripped off unnecessary negative connotations, results in the fact that the more distant the event in question becomes, the more it is devoid of a historical context.
It is undisputed in the present case that the title of nobility in question is of a purely symbolic and honorific nature, devoid of any legal or material effect.
Therefore it is much more than a purely symbolic gesture that children not only took an active part, for the first time, in the preparation of this special session, but also participated actively during the session itself here in New York.
In any case,the leaders of the participating countries were clearly not inclined to limit themselves with the adoption of purely symbolic final resolutions and the results of the summit look very impressive.
Ever since the beginning, the name of the network was purely symbolic- its users don't necessarily have their classmates as friends, furthermore, they have included relatives, casual acquaintances, colleagues, children from the building block, and many more.
During the mission, some interviewees dismissed this practice of"bride-kidnapping" as an inoffensive tradition that is either purely symbolic or a way to avoid family objections to the couple's wish to marry.
Again, some dreams that are purely symbolic and some that indicate existing movements and propensities in us, whether familiar or undetected by the waking mind, or exploit old memories or else raise up things either passively stored or still active in the subconscient, a mass of various stuff which has to be changed or got rid of as one rises into a higher consciousness.
Therefore it is not surprising that finally only the thought of something purely symbolic remained, and redemption through the Grail was transferred to every man's inmost self.
Concerning the author's claim that the purely symbolic nature of the fine does not provide effective satisfaction or reparation, the State party claims that the Convention cannot be interpreted to mean that it requires a specific form of penalty(such as imprisonment or a fine) or a specific severity or length(such as a non-suspended custodial penalty, a suspended custodial penalty, a fine of a specific amount or the like) as the sanction for specific types of acts of racial discrimination.
Mr. MAVROMMATIS said he noted that,although the death penalty had become purely symbolic in Peru, the State nevertheless still reserved the right to impose it in certain cases.
Concerning the author's claim that the purely symbolic nature of the fine does not provide effective satisfaction or reparation, the State party claims that the Convention cannot be interpreted to mean that it requires a specific form of penalty(such as imprisonment or a fine) of a specific severity or length(such as a non-suspended custodial penalty, a suspended custodial penalty, a fine of a specific amount or the like) as the sanction for specific types of acts of racial discrimination.
It consists in the following:the tourist pays the minimum amount for the tour itself(sometimes purely symbolic- 1 EUR), but instead undertakes to purchase the goods for a certain amount- usually equal to the actual cost of the tour.
Considering the favourable results of the State party in the area of human rights, the Country Rapporteur expressed surprise at the fact that the Government still did not propose including the Convention in Danish law,which would have purely symbolic significance, since nothing would actually change in the legal system of Denmark because the provisions of the Convention were to a large degree already being observed.