Примеры использования Relatively extensive на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Gift object is relatively extensive.
The relatively extensive use of force in Norwegian psychiatric care has been a subject of concern.
The category"Medium or high" incorporates the baseline category"Relatively extensive.
Relatively extensive restrictions, and disruption of brain activities, and of many other bodily functions.
Seventy five per cent of States reported relatively extensive school-based drug education programmes.
To that end,a supplementary question is included that asks whether the particular programme is"isolated/sporadic" or"relatively extensive.
Summer period is relatively extensive starting from May until mid September, with the climate being dry and considerably hot.
Sixtyeight per cent of the responding States reported relatively extensive school-based drug education programmes.
It is the relatively extensive information on passengers contained in the PNR which makes it attractive to authorities responsible for security.
Dwellings were first transferred to the municipalities and then,as part of a relatively extensive privatization process, to sitting tenants.
Even in REIOs that have relatively extensive coverage of investment-related issues, the provisions are often fairly general in formulation and application.
Additional changes were introduced to the antidiscrimination legislation in force also under a relatively extensive amendment to the Labour Code.
Ms. Drabova(Czech Republic)said that her country had a relatively extensive nuclear programme oriented entirely towards the peaceful uses of nuclear energy.
At a country level, UNIDO is working closely with Viet Nam to develop a programme on microbial remediation of oil pollutants, building on the country's relatively extensive work on petroleum microbiology.
The CHAIRMAN said that the relatively extensive list of conclusions and recommendations reflected the seriousness with which the report had been prepared and with which the delegation had answered the questions put by members of the Committee.
As it is the case in many emerging democracies the President of the Supreme Court has relatively extensive powers in administrative and personnel matters in Kazakhstan as well.
For countries with a relatively extensive forest cover, but with less developed forest-based industry, the focus would be to create the necessary environment and incentives to attract private investment for sustainable forest management and utilization.
The expenditures relate to commercial communications andpouch services which were relatively extensive i.e., cables, telex/faxes, long-distance telephone calls.
Given that the Quick Start Programme is the only new mechanism specifically dedicated to supporting initial enabling activities to implement the Strategic Approach,it is unsurprising that responses to questions on this arrangement were relatively extensive.
In terms of prevention,about three quarters of the Governments reported relatively extensive school-based drug education programmes and about one third of all programmes were reported to be"gender-sensitive.
Review of decisions: Where constitutional matters are concerned, it may be stressed that, on the basis of the wording of article 90 of the 1962 Constitution- which cites, as the subject matter of appeals,"infringements of the rights andfreedoms established by Title III of the Constitution"- the Supreme Court has relatively extensive powers to review constitutionality.
About one out of two States reported medium or high coverage of residential detoxification services,while one in three reported relatively extensive coverage of non-residential detoxification services and one in four reported relatively extensive detoxification services in correctional institutions.
A code of ethics for State Prosecuting Attorneys and judges has not yet been issued. Still, a bill on the State Prosecuting Attorney's Office, currently being debated by the Senate of the Parliament of the Czech Republic,contains a relatively extensive catalogue of duties to be discharged by State Prosecuting Attorneys, some of which have a distinctly ethical nature.
While acknowledging efforts aimed at decentralizing andproviding training opportunities, relatively extensive health care and substantial credit loans, including to rural families, the Committee remains concerned about the situation of rural women, particularly older women and indigenous women, in view of their extreme poverty, marginalization and frequent lack of access to health care, education, credit facilities and community services.
Mr. VALENCIA RODRÍGUEZ said that the Government's administrative framework to promote equality andguarantee the observance of legislation was relatively extensive and complex, and it was to be hoped that it would yield positive results.
FS are the sector where the most commitments were made after tourism, including WTO accession commitments containing deeper liberalization. The 110 schedules contain commitments, particularly in Mode 3,in at least one FS sector with relatively extensive coverage of core commercial bank services- deposit taking and lending- and fewer commitments in capital market-related services such as trading.
The inherited economy was underdeveloped, impoverished and structurally unbalanced and the fragile andnarrow economic base co-existed with an extensive and relatively well-developed system of education and health services.
Although some countries, particularly in the West and North, tended to have only localized high concentrations, other countries, especially in the East,tended to have extensive areas with relatively high concentrations.
The nominate Brazilian race is relatively rare due to extensive habitat destruction in its range and heavy trapping for the cagebird trade, and as such is considered"vulnerable" by Brazilian environmental authority IBAMA.
These include the widespread existence of district heating systems, the extensive railway infrastructure, the relatively widespread use of public transport, and re-use and recycling systems.