Примеры использования Real or potential на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Transparency and early announcement of a real or potential risk.
Some of those conflicts are becoming real or potential sources of international terrorism, feeding transborder crime and drug trafficking, which are closely related to it.
To take measures to prevent the occurrence of real or potential conflict of interest;
Nevertheless, along with any real or potential unnecessary additional burden on countries, duplicate reporting can and does result in different values for the same statistics or indicators.
The extent to which business had a responsibility to speak out about real or potential human rights abuse.
WGWAP Members shall disclose to the WGWAP Co-Chairs and IUCN any real or potential conflicts of interest derived from contractualor other statutory obligations to which they are subject.
As each case involving oil and gas resources was unique,any attempt at generalization might be counterproductive in attempts to resolve real or potential disputes.
To take measures to address real or potential conflict of interest.
Several persons were arrested at checkpoints deployed on the main streets of occupied Kuwait to prevent freedom of movement and to control real or potential resistance.
Local populations near contaminated areas often poorly perceive the real or potential dangers that hazardous substances pose to their health.
Policies designed to identify and tackle real or potential disadvantages suffered by children at a young age have high priority and in recent years the Government has allocated a substantial budget in this area, amounting to Euro170 million in 2006.
Promote periodic scientific sessions andstudies on the connection between the real or potential violation of human rights and violence in society.
The military's perception of the Mayans as real or potential allies of the armed opposition, coupled with its deep racism, created the conditions that led to the extermination of entire indigenous communities.
The task is to evaluate the place androle of different subjects(including civil society organizations) in real or potential relations of political representation of citizens and groups;
Societies comprise diverse elements, and real or potential cleavages exist along many lines: income and wealth, social class, race and ethnicity, religion, language, gender, age and others.
Regarding arrests at Iraqicheck-points inside occupied Kuwait, Iraqi authorities deployed check-points on the main streets of Kuwait to prevent freedom of movement and to control real or potential resistance.
The simulation exercises are designed to test ERC capacity in transparency and announcement of a real or potential risk; public communication and coordination; listening through two-way communication; and selecting effective channels and trusted key influencers.
They also requested clarification on the family relationships policy amendment and on early detection of conflicts of interest in recruitment, especially when it would be introduced andhow it dealt with job applicants who had real or potential conflicts of interest.
Environmental protection refers to the human beings to solve the real or potential environmental problems, to coordinate the relationship between human and the environment, to protect the economic and social development and the continuous development of the various actions taken by the general term.
Respect for immigrants' culture as for the part of a global culture;refusal from thought imagination about immigrants as workers of unqualified types of labour(that we meet very often nowadays), as real or potential infringers of peace,or terrorists, if immigrants are from Islamic countries.
This prompts the conclusion that the real or potential threat of land-mines has become a global humanitarian problem that is even more difficult and tragic in developing countries that do not have the resources to implement full-scale programmes to reintegrate the injured into society.
National observances of the Year were mostly organized around afunctionalist perspective on families, focusing on their real or potential contributions to development and on the problems within or external to families which undermined constructive family functioning.
Work out a program for an active media policy in order to make the scientists to think much more about their responsibilities and obligations working with biological and toxic materials or in research projects leading to results with real or potential harmful effect on humans, animals and plants.
Accordingly, passengers, cargo, vehicles andpostal packages that pose a risk, real or potential, are singled out for inspection, thereby guaranteeing the security and speed of the legitimate flow of trade and tourism and avoiding any impact on national security.
The Commission should find proper language to make it clearer that the obligation to take all measures to prevent significant harm is applicable only to activities of which it is reasonable to believe that States are aware or with respect to activities of which States are aware to have real or potential impact on the aquifers.
Chile has suggested that the Security Council should act in cases where there is a real or potential risk of mass and systematic violations to which the international community has reacted strongly and when earlier mechanisms or bodies trying to resolve the problem have been exhausted.
While such an approach would enable States to strengthen the enforcement of United Nations arms embargoes, it would not enable them to exercise control on the transport of arms by legal persons under their jurisdiction to other destinations,including those where there was a real or potential threat of the build-up of excessive and destabilizing accumulations of small arms and light weapons.
The General Health Act requires the launching of campaigns to control anderadicate transmissible diseases which present a real or potential problem for the general health of the community and, in article 136, makes it mandatory that the health authority should be informed of cases of infectious diseases, including AIDS.
The real or potential volume of the Court's activities- expressed in quantitative terms: the number of cases pending, declarations subscribed or compromiser clauses in international agreements- does not provide a sufficient answer to the fundamental question, which is not whether or not the Court is extremely busy but whether it is fully occupying its rightful place in the system for the maintenance of peace, as instituted by the Charter.
An analysis will be made of what measures can be taken to ensure that all children in the target group are reached,how real or potential development deficiencies can be identified at a very young age and how parents can then be motivated to allow their child to benefit from some sort of preschool provision, such as playgroups or childcare facilities.