Примеры использования Small number of cases на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Low significance due to small number of cases.
Only a very small number of cases had resulted in indictment.
The term"excessive" should be interpreted strictly to cover only a small number of cases.
In a small number of cases, disciplinary proceedings were said to have been opened.
It reinforces the idea that smoking cannabis can, in a small number of cases, trigger the condition.
In a relatively small number of cases, no particular funding sources are yet in view.
Ectropion, a pulling down of the lower eyelid may occur in a small number of cases and is often temporary.
In a small number of cases, that process led to small changes in nominations by Parties and in the Panel's recommendations.
The Committee fully understands the need for simplified procedures for administering a small number of cases.
Criminal proceedings have only been opened in a small number of cases, largely against"unknown perpetrators.
The possibility of maintaining a detainee incommunicado exists, butonly in a very small number of cases.
The small number of cases reaching the courts is generally related to the difficulty to find and identify trafficking cases. .
As a consequence, very few offenders are arrested and only a small number of cases come before the courts for trial.
Only a small number of cases made it to court and in general, women faced difficulty in accessing justice and support services.
Discrimination against HIV/AIDS patients has not yet become an issue on account of the relatively small number of cases.
The article 39 notice requirement has also been applied, in a small number of cases, when the buyer complained that delivery was late.
Multilateral agreement on specific weapons which are unlawful by their very nature has been reached in a relatively small number of cases.
The Committee is, however, concerned about the small number of cases in which Covenant provisions have been invoked or applied by justice officials art. 2.
The gender issuewas incorporated only late in its activities by the Commission, so that only a very small number of cases have been submitted by women.
In a small number of cases, more than one type of overpayment arose; such claims are included under the heading most appropriate to the correction being proposed.
These internal security services usually dismiss the allegations as unfounded and, as a result,criminal cases are opened only in a small number of cases.
Only in small number of cases projects are being implemented in well-developed areas, however due to the cost of land, the price of such apartments becomes much higher.
Although the public found that the authorities' reaction to crime tended to be hesitant and timid, a small number of cases of police overreaction had been reported.
He was pleased to note that only a very small number of cases came before that Court, and that a wide range of protections existed for those who were heard by it.
No statistics are kept of the number of cases of paternity determined in this manner, butexperience indicates that this applies to a very small number of cases.
Finally, a small number of cases were initiated after the submission of the ninth periodic report and are still pending with the police or the Public Prosecutor.
Nevertheless, the Special Representative notes with satisfaction that in a small number of cases, she has received information confirming that the violation has stopped.
However, in a small number of cases, construction of a town tramway system was started(and, in a very few cases, completed) but the system did not open for public service.
Ms. BOSS(United States of America) said the question as to whether a rule of interpretation was needed to determine the meaning of an agreement entered into prior to the adoption of the Model Law affected only a small number of cases.
Finland and Portugal drew attention to the fact that only a small number of cases concerning economic, social and cultural rights would have important resource implications.