Примеры использования To define precisely на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This makes it even more difficult for the sniper to define precisely the spot to be hit.
It is also important to define precisely what is meant by customer-oriented audit and accounting procedures.
By using the whitelist and the various modes of blocking,you will have the opportunity to define precisely the circle of people who can get access to you.
It is possible to define precisely the areas of a document that each user has the rights to edit.
More work needed to be done on draft article 13(Specific case of vulnerable persons) to define precisely what was meant by"child" and"older person.
He asked the delegation to define precisely the concepts of"indigenous" and"ethnic group.
Perspective taking(PT) is like many social concepts-it's easy to get a sense of its general meaning but hard to define precisely.
COPAZ has decided to define precisely the causes for dismissal of members of the National Council of the Judiciary.
Owing to the complexity of the processes it implied,the right to development was very difficult to define precisely, whether at the national or international level.
It was important to define precisely the various types of torture or ill-treatment, along with the penalties to be imposed for each.
In particular, in the case of private household consumption, different sources are appropriate for different commodities andit is difficult to define precisely what constitutes non-exhaustiveness.
Before embarking on any such work,it would be necessary to define precisely the principles of such law in question and their exact area of application.
The vagueness of recommendation 6 reflected the Unit's assumption that the development of dialogue would be an evolutionary process; at the current stage,it was impossible to define precisely the means by which that goal should be met.
The author has created formulas with which help it is possible to define precisely time of life of the general ancestor and an epoch of formation of various languages.
It is premature to define precisely the scope and level of complexity of each review, since the Executive Body will need to decide this only following the entry into force of a protocol, and the dates for entry into force of all three protocols are uncertain.
Also, the group of governmental experts should undertake to define precisely certain terms that are used, such as: import, export and transfer.
Another requirement was to define precisely the target zones and mark the targets with anatomic structural schemes with highlighting of the current position of vital organs of the adversary(in this case the brain)- similarly as it was done in the former ESP targets.
Indeed, as long as there may be new categories of Council members,it is not possible, on a realistic basis, to define precisely what groups should be in the special scale.
Lastly, it would be necessary to define precisely the categories of persons who enjoyed immunity from foreign criminal jurisdiction by reason of their office or function.
Since the majority of emission data are the results of assessments or they are calculated,it is often difficult to define precisely the quantitative error limits, i.e. to assess the ambiguity of the data.
The revised Criminal Law fails to define precisely the concept of“endangering national security”, yet it applies the imprecisely defined concept to a broad range of offences arts. 102-123.
Both surveys focused in particular on gender and youth issues andused an interdisciplinary approach to define precisely how the impact of the HIV/AIDS pandemic contributes to poverty.
Some organizations have attempted to define precisely what these management competencies are, generally within the wider framework of developing broad competencies for their staff.
If a considerable portion of the UNEP programme of work is to be implemented through national partners,there is a need to define precisely how the organization will engage more strategically with partners.
In the first place, it is difficult to define precisely, in the context of Burundi, what is a crime having political implications, since offences which normally would be regarded as offences under the ordinary law are not excluded from the inquiry.
The Working Party invited the Joint Meeting to take up the item at a future session in order to define precisely what kind of technical documentation was required for each type of gas cartridge.
Nevertheless, the independent expert will try to define precisely, within the framework of the general obligation of diligence assumed by States, their actual, measurable obligations and to translate the provisions of the Covenant into specific commitments, the violation of which could, in certain cases, justify resorting to the communications procedure that would be put in place by the draft optional protocol to the Covenant.
There is increasing recognition that while it is critical that everyone recognize gender equality as an organizational priority,it is equally important to define precisely the responsibility for guiding the execution of gender work.
The Working Group recalled that last year it had noted that it was necessary to define precisely what is meant by the number of birds caught and to take account of this in any review of the seabird by-catch limit.
Because of the way the budget was constructed and the fact that implementation activities were progressively assigned to the IMIS project team or their related costs charged to the same,it is difficult to define precisely the amounts spent under systems development and implementation, respectively.