Примеры использования Quite general на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Part I: This part is quite general.
Not quite, General Cooper, although I have sort of risen from the dead.
It is unavoidable that substantial provisions of the draft articles remain quite general in nature.
In line with this aim, two simple, quite general proposals emerged that could initiate the improvement of the situation.
Play media Over the decades huge number of precipitation reactions have been used to study the phenomenon,and it seems quite general.
The aims and values reflected in this article are stated in quite general terms and their implications are potentially very wide ranging.
The UNECE has adopted formal guidelinesfor the formation and operation of working parties(ECE/EX/1), but these are quite general.
The expression'funds contributed from other sources' is quite general and can include voluntary contributions as well as frozen Iraqi assets.
But this is not the case with Article 12,which authorises the making of reservations to articles other than Article 1 to 3 in quite general terms.
The requirement for conformity with law is quite general, since it applies to both the procedural and the substantive conditions for expulsion.
So in 2009 one can expect an increased number of land sales by the authorities,despite the new regulations being quite general and not yet tested in practise.
These, however, are quite general and relate mostly to non-discrimination provisions and the use of competitive dialogue in tendering.
The programming guidelines of UNDP, while very detailed for country programmes,are quite general when it comes to regional programmes.
So far the goals of those plans are still quite general, referring to idea of solving water problems within different sectors of economy and for environment in concrete basins.
National and EU legislation give a solid basis for the coordination,although the legal mandate is quite general and leaves room for the selection of activities, methods and tools.
The saving clause should be in quite general terms: it should cover any case to which the exhaustion of local remedies rule applies, whether under a treaty or under general international law.
The above-mentioned formulations on the authority and responsibilities of SRSGs,RCs and"multi-hatted" Deputy Special Representatives are quite general, while any reference to accountability is almost inexistent.
Article 35 was eventually included as“a reservation in quite general terms”, applicable to all the circumstances in Chapter V except self-defence and countermeasures. Ibid., para. 4.
The Commission's work on that issue was still in its early stages andit remained to be seen whether the draft articles should remain quite general or whether there were areas where more specific drafting might be possible.
The reports on the five selected subtopics were still quite general in content, and the suggestion appeared to be that guidelines derived from them could be applied to broad areas of international law.
There can be no doubt as to the principle, but it is already clearlystated in article 4, which is quite general in its application and accordingly applies to the secondary obligations set out in Part Two.
Even if this mandate is quite general, as in the case of the International Criminal Court, the actual extent to which impunity will be combated still depends on the voluntary decision of States to become party to the statute.
Lyrics are powerful, conjure up strong images in your mind, although they were written at and about a particular time/place,they are quite general- anyone can relate to the ideas expressed, it covers past and future, lyrics are optimistic.
Under such a system the law of obligations remains quite general in its coverage, extending to the most serious wrongs qua breaches of obligation, notwithstanding that those wrongs may also constitute crimes.
While it may be held that, when making both these statements, the Court had an international organization of the type ofthe World Health Organization(WHO) in mind, the wording is quite general and appears to take a liberal view of the acquisition by international organizations of legal personality under international law.
The participants agreed that most of the OSS examples are quite general, and that the future considerations at MSIS should be focused on the applications where the statistical community is unique.
The Advisory Committee had also commended the Secretariat for the large amount of work it had done to prepare the report in the short time given; however,the report was quite general and lacked the detail the Fifth Committee expected in a report which might have become a vehicle for adoption of a revised budget section by section.
Then that idea(which is still somewhat hazy,that is to say, quite general), if you remain very still, attentive and silent, goes through another filter, but then a sort of condensation occurs, like drops, and it turns into words.
The Working Group noted that the answers regarding the introduction of decisionmaking procedures for the siting of hazardous activities were quite general and did not allow the Working Group to assess in detail the introduction of good practices in the reporting UNECE member countries.
Consequently, the Working Group noted that the answers regarding the introduction of decision-making procedures for the siting of hazardous activities were quite general and, with the exception of a few countries(Norway, Sweden, United Kingdom, Hungary, Slovenia), did not allow the Working Group to assess in detail the introduction of good practices in the reporting UNECE member countries.