Примеры использования Rather general на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Consequently, the legal framework had been weak and rather general.
There are reasons(but rather general) for refusal to comply with the request.
This concept however is not very strong and has a rather general character.
We addressed the four short and rather general comments about the video in the following way.
It was also true that the first five draft conclusions were rather general in nature.
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Gender stereotypes have a rather general nature and are more pronounced in rural areas.
The question was formulated very generally so replies were also rather general.
Technology-relevant commitments were of a rather general nature and their scope was wide.
The representative of ITU noted that the ICSC questionnaire referred to in paragraph 178 above was rather general.
This can imply that information is produced for rather general and strongly aggregated levels.
Following these rather general calls for cooperation,§13-§19 represent the core of the Political Declaration.
One can not say that meetings like that were not held before but those were rather general discussions.
However, all these laws are rather general, and the norms in many respects require revision.
In the agricultural reforms in transition countries,environmental issues are considered in rather general terms.
The Secretary-General elaborates on those activities in rather general terms in paragraphs 21 to 28 of his report.
It is of a rather general nature and explains the need for competition assessment to policy makers and non-competition experts.
The GE.1 Chair further noted that while the mandates might appear rather general in nature they implied a number of significant changes.
The Advisory Committee takes note of the information contained in section III of the report butconsiders it to be rather general in nature.
OIOS observed that the planning of these activities is of a rather general nature and it is often not closely aligned with the resources available.
Starting from rather general provisions on participation in the conduct of public affairs, recent developments spell out the requirements in more detail.
The description of activities in Appendix I to the Convention is in some cases rather general for example, by the use of words as“large” or“major”.
In view of the rather general nature and little value added of the document, the Committee agreed not to receive this document in future.
In most reports, references to population anddevelopment linkages are interpreted as intrinsic, but rather general, interrelationships between two or more factors.
Many Parties provided a rather general response with regard to their engagement in international cooperation, thus making it difficult to draw detailed conclusions;
I wish to add, however,that the mandate of the Special Coordinator for 1996 was a more specific one as opposed to the rather general and less precise mandate I have received.
In many responses the information provided was rather general and referred to EU regulations such as the EU Water Framework Directive 8.
There is a rather general consensus as to the fact that international treaties are a generally recognized source of the obligation to extradite or prosecute.
Mr. MAVROMMATIS said that a question of that kind should be couched in rather general terms, perhaps in more specific fashion in the case of signatories to the Optional Protocol.
As Mr. Forteau had noted, the rather general and sometimes imprecise and ambiguous nature of some phrases in the draft conclusions was inconsistent with the rigour of the report.
The environmental-related laws introduced in the midnineties in Estonia were rather general, laying down the main principles, but lacking implementing regulations.