Примеры использования To be differentiated на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It would need to be differentiated.
It needs to be differentiated from tea-like products, so-called herbal and fruit teas.
A view was expressed that paragraph(5)dealt with two matters that might need to be differentiated.
The grammars appear to be differentiated on the basis of a hierarchy of rules.
As noted, the obligations associated with the various transactions and activities will need to be differentiated.
How are the goals to be differentiated across countries at different levels of development?
The hotel industry presents specific needs:the services it requires need to be differentiated from those characterising the other tourism sectors.
The targets need to be differentiated for countries, taking into account the different levels of development.
Treaty obligations for reducing emissions are shaping up to be differentiated between new and existing facilities.
Such allocations would need to be differentiated on a basis which satisfied the same set of economic welfare indicators set out in Article 4(c). Australia.
It was noted that the scope of civil society involvement would probably need to be differentiated according to the three pillars.
The 309 was also supposed to be differentiated from Peugeot as a Talbot, and was designed"in house.
Balanced demand and supply, given a high domestic demand andavailable capacities, allows exports to be differentiated by direction and product.
Such approaches also needed to be differentiated in terms of which data were to be collected and at which intervals of time.
It was pointed out that, in discussing justiciability, the question of the content of an obligation needed to be differentiated from the question of the nature of an obligation.
In our view,the issue of mine action needs to be differentiated from the demands for controlling or banning the use of landmines. The question of control of the use of landmines raises issues that lie in the realm of disarmament.
On the other hand, the forces in the Democratic Republic of the Congo that were invited by the Government have to be differentiated from those whose presence in that country reflects different motivations.
The support provided by UNDP will continue to be differentiated and tailored to the country-specific circumstances, aiming to facilitate nationally led recovery efforts and to strengthen national capabilities.
The study will establish whether beneficiaries have taken up work in occupations for which they have trained andallow employment indices to be differentiated by sector of activity, regional distribution, sex and age.
The question of the clearance of landmines that have already been laid needs to be differentiated from the matter of controlling the use of landmines. The latter raises issues that lie in the realm of arms control and disarmament.
Just because there is a common group of States legally entitled to invoke responsibility, the forms in which individual States can do so may have to be differentiated, and the question is how this is to be achieved.
The experts concluded that in such matters libel,insult need to be differentiated from value judgments, journalists' opinions; besides, the given dispute may be set out of court.
The most important outcome of the monitoring is the realisation that immigrants and their descendants cannot be handled as a homogenous subject of integration, but six significant target groups andstakeholders of integration politics need to be differentiated between based on their current condition.
Within the age group of minors infants(persons under 14) are to be differentiated from adolescents persons between 14 and 18.
In his quest for an"ecumenical" definition of indigenous peoples that might apply as far as possible to all the cases brought to his attention before(and during) his mammoth undertaking, Martínez Cobo- consciously or unconsciously- tends to lump together situations that this Special Rapporteur believes ought to be differentiated in view of their(to him) evident and intrinsic dissimilarities.
The requirements or measures referred to in paragraph(3)(b) are to be differentiated from the requirements and measures referred to in paragraph(5) of the article.
Although gender-biased practices in political and social decision-making are often a serious problem among indigenous communities, today traditional social norms relating to succession to political and social office, succession to land and property, marriage customs, divorce, child custody and related matters, are far less likely to be differentiated according to gender than mainstream and externally imposed political and social systems.
In the area of education, two important aspects of quality need to be differentiated: first, the extent to which education contributes to building human and social capabilities and the fulfilment of human potential; second, the extent to which the educational process succeeds in advancing the acquisition of skills necessary for employment.
The good news is that this high-potential activity appearsto respond to policy, and thus national entrepreneurship policies need to be differentiated according to policy objectives such as export competitiveness.
The Committee expresses its concern that government support services to refugees and asylum seekers, including children,appear to be differentiated according to whether persons are admitted as refugees under agreement with the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees or are present in the country as the result of an individual's application for asylum.