Примеры использования To ambiguity на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In response, it was pointed out that adding the concept of eligibility could lead to ambiguity.
Continuous cycles of data translations often leads to ambiguity about the most critical elements of your design.
The duplication of existing rights, to some extent with variations, could be unfortunate,since this could lead to ambiguity.
Absence of these norms leads, above all, to ambiguity and subjective interpretation of other general requirements.
Crosspcultural Research on Correlation between Social Identity Complexity and Attitude to Ambiguity in Russia and Italy pp.
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The less mandates are open to ambiguity, the better the chances costly mistakes can be avoided and overall goals achieved.
Hence it was not appropriate to introduce into draft article 2 wording which could give rise to ambiguity in that regard.
This, in turn, leads to ambiguity in the distribution of powers with respect to the different issues of anti-corruption policy among different authorities.
The duplication of existing rights, to some extent with variations, may be unfortunate,since this could lead to ambiguity.
Other delegations noted that such an inclusion might lead to ambiguity or create loopholes that could be exploited by organized criminal groups.
The duplication of existing rights, to some extent with variations, could be unfortunate,since this could lead to ambiguity.
It was suggested that the use of the word"commodity" in describing services was open to ambiguity and that a word such as"object" or"item" should be used.
The main hypothesis of the research is that there is a positive correlation between the level of social identity complexity(SIC) and the attitude to ambiguity.
Mr. PFIRTER(Observer for Switzerland) suggested that the problem could be resolved by resorting to ambiguity, and changing"on the report of the Sixth Committee" to"through the report.
The true meaning of this option of extension for additional fixed periods is not clear as the grammatical interpretation thereof leads to ambiguity.
The delegation shared the Committee's view that the absence of punitive sentences for ill-treatment led to ambiguity; the problem in that particular case was that no definition of such acts existed.
According to Carl Rogers, an important pre-requisite for creativity is the ability to be open to new experience or, in other words,tolerance to ambiguity.
The idea that insecure attachments are synonymous with RAD is, in fact,not accurate and leads to ambiguity when formally discussing attachment theory as it has evolved in the research literature.
In favour of their retention, it was said that these words put beyond doubt that a broad range of disputes, whether or not arising out of a contract, could be submitted to arbitration under the Rules andthat their deletion could give rise to ambiguity.
Ms. GAO Yanping(China) said that she also believed that deletion of"the viability of" could give rise to ambiguity, although she could accept it as a compromise.
The reference to States in that article might give rise to ambiguity; it had to be read in the context of the commentary with regard to the invocation of responsibility by States other than the State of nationality when the obligation breached was owed to the international community as a whole or to a group of States.
We repeatedly indicated that a selective approach to the question of TIA could lead only to ambiguity and deadlock.
The point was also made that the term"significant" as explained in the commentary could give rise to ambiguity and was likely to lead to confusion as to whether a"lower" or"higher" threshold was established.
The results of numerical experiment on estimation andcomparison of probabilistic characteristics of the matrix receiver subject to ambiguity and without it are described.
In particular, the report highlighted the continued existence of dual reporting lines that led to ambiguity regarding the exact extent of the authority of the Under-Secretary-General, which consequently hindered the reform process.
In addition, the categories at the detailed level of the UNSPSC for services are often not identifiable in terms of the CPC owing to ambiguity in language or for other reasons.
Revision of the standard contained in article 16 of the UNCITRAL Conciliation Rules had inadvertently given rise to ambiguity by creating such a strong juxtaposition between the rights of the parties on the one hand, and, on the other hand, the role of the court or tribunal in enforcing the terms of an agreement to conciliate.
The article introduces results of cross-cultural research of social identity complexity in connection with attitude to ambiguity as one of the cultural differences' factor.
Amend paragraph 16.2 to read Note by the secretariat: To ensure that the paragraph clearly is a requirement to the driver to give way to road users who are already on the carriageway, he is preparing to leave, andis not open to ambiguity, it is suggested to return the words“to pass” to the end of the paragraph as in the existing text of CRT and as was originally proposed by ECMT.
For an understanding of movements of people since birth it is necessary to collect information as required according to the information needs of a country, bearing in mind that(a) the boundaries of administrative units such as cities and other civil divisions may change over time,which will give rise to ambiguity in data reported; and(b) the costs of coding reported data to these smaller units may be prohibitive especially where there are many units and the population is highly mobile.