Примеры использования Substantive difference на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Some delegations had asked whether the two proposed amendments would entail substantive differences.
Substantive differences in the guarantees of non-repetition.
Do the six Presidents share that view, ordo you feel that there is no substantive difference between them?
Substantive differences in health outcomes are also evident between different categories of men.
He had difficulty, however, in grasping the substantive differences involved and would appreciate further clarification on those points.
Substantive differences between the model provisions and the legislative recommendations had already been identified in documents A/CN.9/522 and A/CN.9/522/Add.2.
The regions showed many similarities,and also substantive differences in terms of their physical, biological and sociocultural aspects.
Great efforts would be required in the following year to conclude a comprehensive legally binding instrument that would make a substantive difference to the lives of civilians affected by conflict.
EULEX had noted substantive differences between the Albanian-language version and the English and Serbian versions.
In practice, the new terminology, which appears in other international instruments such as the Uniform Customs and Practices for Documentary Credits("UCP 500")--Supplement for Electronic Presentation("eUCP"), should not lead to any substantive difference.
The most substantive difference between CESCR and the other expert bodies consisted in the manner in which their members were elected.
In practical terms, the medical officers in the United Nations have been complying with the position paper adopted by all medical directors in the United Nations common system in 2007,in which it is stated that there is no substantive difference between business class and first class in terms of the safety of an individual with a medical condition.
Subject to three substantive differences affecting article 20: Yearbook… 1981, vol. II(Part Two), doc. A/36/10, pp. 138-139.
The author alleges a violation of article 14, paragraph 1, of the Covenant, because the Employment Division rejected his appeal for unification of doctrine on the grounds that the decision handed down in the author's case and that with which it was being contrasted were not identical,whereas in the author's view there was no substantive difference between the two situations on which the decisions were based.
The same model is followed, without substantive differences, in articles 9 and 14 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
The only substantive difference was that the amendment made the article applicable to watercourse States only, whereas the Commission's text could be interpreted as imposing an obligation of protection on non-watercourse States, a debatable point.
Mr. Maradiaga(Honduras) said that, in his view,there was no substantive difference between microfinance and the creation of an enabling legal environment for MSMEs.
The only substantive difference between Conservation Measures 29/XVI and 29/XIX is that the line weighting specification was relaxed from 6 kg at 20 m to 8.5 kg at 40 m.
It was stated that the procedural and substantive differences between these two methods should guide a procuring entity in the selection.
The only substantive difference between the Convention and the Model Law, therefore, concerns the receipt of communications in the absence of any designation.
In addition to numerous substantive differences in the documentary sources discussed above, discrepancies remain concerning the use of terms.
The sole substantive difference is that it has an extra condition to ensure that people who use the software over a network will be able to get the source code for it.
The distribution of expenditure across Fields does not reflect any substantive difference in services, but rather variations in the clientele population, US dollar exchange rates, and costs within the areas of operation as well as differing levels of service provision by host authorities.
The only substantive difference between the two mechanisms in terms of the structure of accreditation functions is that the CMP formally designates operational entities under the CDM in accordance with Article 12, paragraph 5, of the Kyoto Protocol, whereas the CMP does not have this role under JI.
Mr. Škrlec(Slovenia) said that there was no substantive difference between the wording of article 265 of the new Criminal Code, which referred to the"violation of equal status", and the term"discrimination" as used in the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment.
The only substantive difference is the addition of a new paragraph 5, which sets a November 2009 date for an organizational meeting of the Group of Governmental Experts and proposes three substantive meetings in 2010, in accordance with a schedule agreed upon with the Office for Disarmament Affairs.
The distribution of expenditure across Fields does not reflect any substantive difference in services, but rather variations in the clientele population, US dollar exchange rates, and costs within the areas of operation as well as differing levels of service provision by host authorities. DISTRIBUTION BY PROGRAMME.
Notwithstanding the substantive differences in these programmes resulting from the variations in geographical coverage, the overall objectives and foreseen outcomes of the regional programmes will be similar, as shown in the results matrix below.
The distribution of expenditure across fields does not reflect any substantive difference in services, but rather variations in the clientele population, United States dollar exchange rates, and costs within the area of operations as well as differing levels of service provision by host authorities.