Примеры использования Such arguments на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Sergeev called such arguments ridiculous.
It is absolutely unbelievable that they can seriously put forward such arguments.
The researcher sees such arguments‘We are doing our job….
Such arguments were based on the model and precedent of the Multilateral Fund.
Cuba will reply,because we have such arguments and moral standing.
Such arguments could be warranted if Israel followed this principle itself.
In most cases, courts are guided by just such arguments when deciding.
Such arguments have their place, but they poorly reflect reality.
My delegation gives little respect to such arguments and manifestations of timidity.
Such arguments have been used constantly by the authorities to justify cases of torture.
He advised the delegation that the Committee generally found such arguments unconvincing.
Such arguments were reflected in the numerous informal documents submitted on the question.
Much has been said in recent years about the marginalization of our world Organization, but, in our view,the adoption of the Agenda for Development may have demolished such arguments.
Such arguments as tradition or social pressure could not justify those practices.
These sentiments contributed to the increase in hostilities against United Nations andhumanitarian personnel in areas where such arguments have gained leverage as justification for violent action.
Such arguments are therefore inadmissible if they are invoked for the first time before the court of cassation.
As pressures on protected areas continue to develop over time, and demand for land and water, and for management resources, is increasingly stretched,we need to have such arguments in place and backed by a solid body of data collected over time.
The PCRM lacked such arguments after the early elections while boycotting the presidential election.
Such arguments are occasionally advanced by States not wishing to recognize fundamental rights and freedoms for their citizens.
In particular, in most cases, such arguments related to the question of admissibility for non-exhaustion of domestic remedies.
Such arguments are insubstantial and unprofessional, as unquestionably evidenced by the following technical considerations.
It could be worth considering to what extent such arguments justify domestic support measures in developing countries, under article XX of the WTO Agreement on Agriculture;
But such arguments are similar to arguments of slave owners about righteousness of slavery because it has always existed.
Any attempt to pursue such arguments was nothing less than speculation on the suffering of the victims of terrorist acts.
However, such arguments could not be sustained when the question was turned around: can we afford the costs of exclusion?
I invite those who make such arguments to read the article published in The Guardian on 9 December 1997 entitled“The Devil's Garden”.
Such arguments do not deprive the dispute… of the character of a dispute in which the Swiss Government appears to have adopted the cause of its national.
Administrative courts"critically" assess such arguments of controlling authorities as the nominal director's failure to perform real operations does not confirm that the tax payer was aware thereof.
Such arguments are frequently used to delay or stop restructuring, on the grounds that the existing capacity will shortly be"needed.
In most cases, such arguments related to the question of admissibility for non-exhaustion of domestic remedies.