Примеры использования Several definitions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Here are several definitions.
In the 18th century, the meter had several definitions.
There are several definitions of FS.
During the work of the Group of Governmental Experts, Russian participants have offered several definitions of this term.
There are several definitions of the concept.
Trinidad and Tobago recognizes de facto several definitions of a family.
There are several definitions of concepts«image» and«image of regions».
The word"tea" has several definitions.
There are several definitions of"transport" as a component of economy and social structures.
Ries and Trout advanced several definitions of positioning.
There are several definitions for quality of life, but will be addressed only the reflection of social benefits in this regard.
These considerations have led to the development of several definitions of e-commerce by OECD.
Part II contains several definitions essential for the interpretation of the principles.
The European Commission services have identified several problems with the consistency of several definitions as currently drafted.
Instead, there are several definitions, which makes it more difficult to prove the occurrence of racial profiling.
Since the SDMX Metadata Common Vocabulary is an agreed global standard,preference was given to its definitions in cases where several definitions were available for the same term.
Moreover, article 1 contains several definitions that should avert any dispute relating to implementation of the convention.
As a result of consultations with Interpol, the Statistical Office of the European Commission and the Committee of Experts of the European Sourcebook of Crime andCriminal Justice Statistics, several definitions were aligned across different international data collections.
In the United Nations system, several definitions of staff, non-staff and core functions are used.
Several definitions of minority have been proposed around this core; most of them use cumulative criteria of an objective and subjective nature.
Secondly, with respect to the definition of accountability, several definitions had been culled from organizations within the United Nations system, the World Bank and the European Commission.
Several definitions of forest and low forest cover have been used; however, for the purposes of the report, the FAO global forest resource assessment data sets are used, namely 20 per cent minimum crown cover in developed countries and 10 per cent cover in developing countries.
According to Professor Robert Klitgaard of Harvard University,there are several definitions of corruption in existence but it can be said simply that corruption means the abuse of an office for personal ends.
There are several definitions of the metabolic syndrome, but usually the diagnosis is based on central obesity and the BMI(greater than 30 kg/m2) and the presence of dyslipidemia, hypertension and insulin resistance.
In that regard, from the report of the Secretary-General we can see that there are several definitions of human security and that the concept is used in various ways that make it difficult to generalize about it.
I have moved several definitions from the body of the Convention into this article see"Discrimination on the basis of disability" and"Reasonable accommodation.
She regretted that, although there were several definitions and descriptions of indigenous peoples in various international documents, none of them captured the diversity of indigenous peoples worldwide.
There are several definitions of the concept of social capital; they usually include dimensions such as networks, shared norms and values, cohesion, and trust among groups;
However, it is similar to several definitions for open educational resources, which include resources under noncommercial and verbatim licenses.
While several definitions are used, the most widely quoted and most authoritative figures on deforestation are contained in(a) the FAO publication Forest resources assessment 1990: tropical countries and(b) the ECE/FAO publication The Forest Resources of the Temperate Zones.