Примеры использования To be obsolete на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This paragraph now appears to be obsolete.
It is considered to be obsolete, and is now seldom used.
You. I make this prophecy, Jeremy,that the gear is going to be obsolete.
Some articles of the Act appeared to be obsolete for the current circumstances.
Write-off(goodwill gesture relating to the supply of computers deemed to be obsolete) Total.
In fact, some view the term"audience" to be obsolete in the new world of interactive participatory media.
The line continued after the period of mass motorization,when some considered the train to be obsolete.
However, those provisions were deemed to be obsolete and were not applied in practice.
Because of the"fashion cycle",stylistically obsolete products may eventually regain popularity and cease to be obsolete.
It considers earlier versions to be obsolete designating them variously"Historic" or"Obsolete.
OIOS believes that conditions in the local labour market would have changed over the years and, therefore,considers data derived 30 years ago to be obsolete.
Values and ideals of elder generations are considered to be obsolete, and the parents' authority is very low-rated.
Common practice indicates that the lifespan of desktop computers is approximately three years,at which time the machine may be deemed to be obsolete or less reliable.
The assembler code is likely to be obsolete and it is more reasonable to use modern functions provided by operating systems or C/C++ constructs.
Part of the write-off process involves the disposal of equipment andsupplies that have been found to be obsolete or uneconomical to repair.
That definition was now, however,widely acknowledged to be obsolete, having been devised during the cold war to address the problem of Nazi persecution.
Some neo-nihilists try to name the gold literature of the seventiethas a copper one; they suppose the novel to be obsolete because it describes the social struggle.
With respect to category"C" claims, the original data entry programmes were found to be obsolete and, in the time since resolution of the original category"C" claims, the Commission had moved to a new, more powerful, integrated database the"claims database.
Nevertheless, with the high number of vehicles exceeding life expectancy,a significant percentage of the authorized vehicle fleet continues to be obsolete and requires replacement.
For example, the Children and Young Persons Act,which had been considered by the Law Commission to be obsolete, had been replaced by the Child Care, Protection and Justice Act 2010, which consolidated the law relating to children and established child justice courts.
With regard to the"enemy State" clauses in the United Nations Charter, a General Assembly resolutionwas adopted in 1995, recognizing them to be obsolete.
For example, the Children and Young Persons Act,which was considered by the Law Commission to be obsolete in view of developments in the area of child justice, was repealed.
In order to better reflect today's world, it is also necessary to remove the"enemy State" clauses from the Charter,as the General Assembly has already recognized those provisions to be obsolete.
Also, while he was pleased to learn that the Federal Council judged the decree of 1948 limiting foreigners' rights to be obsolete, it would be still more reassuring, when the next periodic report was considered, to hear that the decree had been repealed altogether.
The current write-off figure includes, for example, a provision for aged assets acquired before 2004,which owing to their age are highly likely to be obsolete, but have not yet been written off.
The Advisory Committee expects that reliable information concerning those outputs oractivities deemed to be obsolete or of marginal usefulness will be made available to the General Assembly at the time of its consideration of the 2014-2015 proposed programme budget.
Noting that the report contained an admission that Ecuadorian domestic legislation had not yet been brought into line with the Convention,which explained why the current provisions appeared to be obsolete, he asked whether the Government had set a time frame for that task.
The legislation regulating the activity of re-education centres(Decree No. 545/1972) has been considered by the Ombudsman to be obsolete and no longer adequate to ensure the child's best interests, and the child's physical, psychological, medical, and educational development.
The most recent text of the draft protocol drawn up by the Group of Governmental Experts established neither meaningful nor immediate prohibitions on cluster munitions- in fact, as several speakers had pointed out, the weapons that would be prohibited dated from before 1980 andwere therefore likely to be obsolete and due to be withdrawn from arsenals in any case.
The Special Rapporteur had raised an important issue in his report, namely, that in the light of recent developments, such as the increasing tendency to regard the individual as a subject of international law and the establishment of claims committees through which victims could make claims directly against another State,traditional diplomatic protection appeared to be obsolete and should be reassessed.