Примеры использования Strict division на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Yes, but you can insist on a strict division between Miss Nyholm's case and this one.
The state assimilated itsconstitution in April 1777, and a powerful government with a strict division of power was created.
He was pleased that the strict division between female and male detainees was observed.
The author further notes that the applicable Dutch immigration law is organized in a manner which allows a strict division between asylum procedures and other immigration procedures.
Accordingly, there is no strict division between economic, social and cultural rights and civil and political rights.
Miss Nyholm, you do understand that there must be a strict division between these two cases?
It was necessary to have a strict division of tasks and a shift work system in order to guarantee the station operated without interruption.
It will first of all find its manifestation in the strict division of the ruling and opposition poles.
Let the supporters strict division and purification forgive me this cultural mix and my sharing a link to the Japanese soundtrack for the cartoon, not the Chinese one.
In his doctoral thesis published in 2003,Gunter Maes states that the strict division of human rights into two categories cannot be maintained.
In the past, there had been a strict division between men's and women's roles of work and care, and evidence of that"breadwinner" model of society still remained.
Under these circumstances it may be unrealistic to reach agreement on a strict division of health data collection amongst all active agencies.
Strict division of the diet in adult insects and their larvae is a very effective evolutionary adaptation, which allows to avoid competition for food between individuals of the same species at different stages of development.
The Federal Court of Justice has presumed that there is a strict division of liability between the European Community and its member States in cases involving directly applicable Community law.
While the new statute text seems to imply a mutual exclusivity between rescission or specific performance and compensatory awards,in practice there has not been a strict division between these two types of remedy.
From a closer examination of his analysis,it appears that his firm stand against a strict division between social and classical rights seems to be more rhetorical than substantive.
But in the family x,where there is a strict division of labor between the parents(father earns money, and his mother, and his mother only debarks all the household chores), psychological situation in the family is poor, the parents often quarrel.
For some countries with more limited entrepreneurial and non-governmental capacities,some pragmatism may be needed in applying the principle of a strict division of labour between Governments and other development actors.
BGH thus assumed that there is a strict division of liability between the European Community and member States-- at least where European Community legislation with direct effect is involved.
Consequently, the teaching of Diodore can be described as classical Antiochene Christology, although, in contrast to Theodore of Mopsuestia(† 428),he presented the more strict division between the Logos and man Jesus, with no solution to the question of a unity in Christ.
Wahhabism's particular danger is that it advocates a strict division of all people into Faithful Muslims and Infidels- kaffirs(being allegedly handicapped persons) and obliges all Muslims to wage a holy war against the infidels- jihad.
Particularly for the purposes of the first financial period, the establishment of the Common Services Division is intended to maximize efficiency andeconomy within the parameters of the strict division of powers set out in the Statute between the judiciary(Presidency, Chambers and Registry) and the Office of the Prosecutor.
The strict division of roles in the domestic sphere constrains women's public participation and their access to economic opportunities in the market, thus creating hierarchical structures that entrap many women into potentially violent environments.
In the context of Armenia's reformof its penal procedure, it seemed that a strict division of powers between the public prosecutor and the courts had been established; clarifications would be welcome.
CEB members are of the view that while in theory a strict division of labour may appear to be a powerful tool, in practice a division of roles and responsibilities has to take into account the actual presence and capacity of particular organizations in the field in a given situation, which inevitably vary from situation to situation.
The protocol arrangements included: dismissal of the United Kingdom proceedings,upon certain conditions regarding the treatment of United Kingdom creditors; strict division of outstanding issues between the other two courts; and each court was to take the other court's actions as binding, preventing parallel litigation and leading to a coordinated worldwide settlement.
It is for this reason that a too rigid and strict division of labour according to target groups and potential audiences e.g., Member States for UNITAR; United Nations system staff and non-governmental organizations for the United Nations Staff College Project may not always be effective or efficient and has been recognized in paragraph 46 of the report.
Boys and girls are no longer expected to adhere to the same strict division of labour due to the promotion of equal sharing of responsibilities in the home and the expectation of all members of a family to contribute to its wellbeing.
At the same time,prescriptive notions about women and men and the strict division of labour between male and female in non-integrated Roma communities are more pronounced than in the majority population, which may contribute to the incidence and persistence of violence against Roma women.
Overlapping and duplication between the work of the Committee and that of the Economic andSocial Council should be avoided by establishing a stricter division of labour between the General Assembly and the Council.