Примеры использования Relative freedom на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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They operate with relative freedom.
This is easiest to achieve in countries where customary law systems can operate with relative freedom.
Here ungulates live in relative freedom, and have excellent care and treatment if necessary.
Under Alexander's successors,the city enjoyed relative freedom.
During a period of relative freedom Cavor has taught two Selenites English and learned much about lunar society.
Due to"perestroika" in the late 1980s, time of relative freedom of consciousness came.
Moreover, economic liberalization was followed by political reaction, which gave the Chinese society andChinese art relative freedom.
I do not belong to parties and unions,but I have a relative freedom and desire for Freedom. .
UNMIN continues to enjoy relative freedom of movement, but exercises caution during the many civil disturbances as violence can occur without warning.
Some of them have fled to the west bank of the Euphrates River to areas controlled by the Syrian regime,where they enjoy relative freedom of action.
Terrorist operatives in Libya exploit the area's relative freedom of movement to carry out attacks in neighboring countries.
These signals, as that signal of the phonogram,switched the performers from the state where they had to do an assigned task into the state of relative freedom of manifestation.
Settlers and refugees on the outlying worlds have relative freedom from the central government, but lack the amenities of the high-tech civilization that exists on the inner worlds.
Women in Bhutan enjoy a high status compared to other developing countries,especially within the region, with relative freedom and equality in many spheres of life.
Armenia's print media enjoy relative freedom but are largely controlled by political parties and wealthy businessmen, which dampens outlets' objectivity.
Such a significant illegal migration to Russia is determined by capacious labor market,higher price of labor power, relative freedom of entrepreneurial activity, visa-free regime.
At seemed relative freedom and employment by a principle of freelance, you should work even more and harder to completely replace work with HYIP.
Following the meeting of the OPEC countries, the officials did not give information on the specific increase in production,leaving the relative freedom of Saudi Arabia and Kuwait, in determining the comfortable volumes of output.
In general, the Special Rapporteur enjoyed relative freedom of movement and access to private persons and others of interest, with some notable exceptions which will be addressed below.
This can be partly due to the fact that homeopathic methods are not easily standardised andrely on an individual approach to patients and the practitioner's relative freedom in terms of prescribing treatment.
The use of rapid-acting insulin for basal needs offers relative freedom from a structured meal and exercise regime previously needed to control blood sugar with slow-acting insulin.
It carries on the boom only a movie or television camera without an operator andallows shooting from difficult positions as a small load capacity makes it possible to achieve a long reach of the crane boom and relative freedom of movement.
This approach permits companies to adjust corporate governance norms to their own specifics and grants them relative freedom in establishing the most suitable governance patterns to upgrade governance performance.
Obtaining a different status- a student status, relative freedom in choosing training trajectory, extension of communication and group interaction, a neutral position of teachers with respect to students, the educational environment and the comfort of psychological atmosphere for successful adaptation.
In relation to protection of freedom of expression, information and the press, Lord Vaea stated that this fundamental human right was enshrined in clause 7 ofthe Tongan Constitution and that the media enjoyed relative freedom, subject to the laws of defamation, sedition and contempt of court.
This control must be done under condition of placing relative freedom to organizations in choosing methods of achievement in demands providing sufficient level of safety by the state.
In a climate of relative freedom and independence, civil society organizations do their part to disseminate a human rights culture through training courses, workshops, meetings, seminars, lectures, studies, field research, working papers, regular publications and reports, including the shadow reports which they submit to United Nations treaty bodies commenting on the Government's official reports to the United Nations.
Phipps argues that this concept is one which may work and make sense in stable, open andequal jurisdictions where there is relative‘freedom from fear and want', but that it is at best, limited and at worst, dangerous when used in situations of conflict and aggression and under the creeping conditions of precocity which mark out the present form of globalisation.
UNESCO suggested five categories of criteria for selecting countries to participate in the pilot projects: countries in pre-conflict, conflict orpost-conflict situations; the relative freedom and independence of the media; the existence of ongoing or planned projects in the area of peace-building; political will and a request from national authorities; and the urgency of the need for action.
He was consequently deprived of his right to receive parcels and to meet with relatives. Freedom House reports that political prisoners are harshly punished for alleged violations of prison rules, sometimes with a prolongation of their sentence.