Примеры использования Some ambiguity на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This leads to some ambiguity in the text.
Some ambiguity exists in the literature on the precise use of the term"Kirby moves.
Mr. POCAR noted some ambiguity in the drafting.
I mean,"Worst play in history"-- there's some ambiguity there.
Then again, some ambiguity is also evident there.
The French equivalent"uniquement" introduced some ambiguity into the text.
There has been some ambiguity on deciding which communications to include in the non-confidential list.
However, pre-order with post-order leaves some ambiguity in the tree structure.
The discussions had revealed some ambiguity concerning the period or sessions covered in such a decision to restore voting rights.
A review of the mandates of the coordinating bodies reveals some ambiguity and overlap.
However, she felt that there was some ambiguity regarding the dates to be covered by the Plan of Action.
By contrast, third party benefits did not seem to be addressed,although there remained some ambiguity on this point.
The UK recalled that there had been some ambiguity in 2008 as to whether preliminary assessments were required prior to the commencement of fishing.
But the religious basis of the practice is not at all established andthere appears to be some ambiguity regarding its cruel origins.
Consequently, there might be some ambiguity as to which of those methods was to be replaced by the use of a data message.
Vulnerability can be defined as the risk of being negatively affected by unforeseen events, but some ambiguity is attached to the use of this notion.
As of the time of writing, there is some ambiguity in the draft constitution about the status of such security groups.
There was agreement in the Commission that the different views that had been expressed on the possible interpretation of paragraph 3 illustrated that there could be some ambiguity in the text.
Transport Träpatronen& Tourism sorry some ambiguity when it emerged that it must pre-book in a newspaper ad, but not on the website.
There was agreement in the Commission that the different views that had been expressed on the possible interpretation of paragraph 3 illustrated that there could be some ambiguity in the text.
She considered that despite some ambiguity, the Durban Conference had produced new language regarding reparations.
She was also interested in knowing the status of the Convention in the courts, since some ambiguity seemed to prevail with regard to the application of the Convention in domestic law.
There is thus some ambiguity for storage with regard to its duration, its nature and whether it is a precursor of reprocessing or of disposal.
Another area in which the Inspectors note some ambiguity is the functions of the Department of Public Information, as stated in the report.
There was some ambiguity in the reporting State's position on the subject of the investigation of alleged torture which required clarification.
In this context, therefore, there could conceivably be some ambiguity as to the exact amount of the current year's assessments payable under the plan.
While some ambiguity remained, it was his understanding that the coordination mechanism mentioned in the first paragraph was to be part of the Government and have ministerial, not just advisory, status.
These references to Chapter VII may have created some ambiguity as to how UNPROFOR should react to a threat to its security or an obstruction of its freedom of movement.
Perhaps there is some ambiguity in the matter that may be removed in we take into account what the Brother Leader stated in the same address regarding the establishment of an Afro-Arab Union.
Our understanding of the position of the Quartet, despite some ambiguity, is that the Quartet has taken the same approach; that approach is acceptable, and we hope it will develop in the right direction.