Примеры использования To detract на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I don't want this to detract from what we really need to think about today.
Whose abuses we exposed… is attempting to criticize the messenger, to detract.
In order not to detract from the efforts to reach consensus on major issues, I am not submitting this proposal as a formal one.
The setting is meant to support the stone,not overpower it, why to detract from its beauty?
In order not to detract from the functionality of the system, the lower seat belt mounts for the third seat row can be released and secured to a magnetic holder above the rails.
No citizen is answerable for his exercise of this right unless he exploits it in order to detract from the people's authority or for personal ends.
In this respect, UNPROFOR's protection of the civilian population in safe areas must be implemented so as to provide a positive contribution to the peace process,and not to detract from it.
Mr. Polimeni(Italy) said that the Italian proposal was not intended to detract from the right of individual States to impose statutory limits and conditions concerning the possibility of extension.
Linking extraneous issues that are not directly related to the agenda of the Council can only serve to complicate matters and to detract from its original purpose.
This was in no way meant to detract from other aspects of the report, which provides a very useful frame of reference for the activities of the United Nations and the work of this session of our Assembly.
Mr. Puja(Indonesia) said that the lack of progress on the global disarmament agenda in the past must not be allowed to detract from emerging signs of optimism.
The common strategy is not intended to detract from the current or planned work programmes of the Committees, or of their expert groups, which will continue to deal with States individually.
Beall responded that the letter was"poorly written and personally threatening" and expressed his opinion that the letter"is an attempt to detract from the enormity of OMICS's editorial practices.
This system for organizing the family's private life is not intended to detract from the status of women; it is more akin to an internal system of management designed to safeguard the family's interests.
Pakistan would do well to examine its own affairs before making baseless allegations andshould refrain from using the current forum to detract from the important issue at hand.
Although it was commendable that the Government seemed anxious not to detract from the town's autonomy, it should not be forgotten that the State and, consequently, the Government was responsible for the application of the Convention in its territory.
Your plans to continue this work have now attracted many so-called experts who have been mobilised by the cabal to detract from our work and cause confusion in the minds of many people.
So as not to detract from normal kiln operation, product quality, or the site's usual environmental performance, wastes used in cement kilns should be homogenous, with compatible particle size, stable chemical composition and heat content.
However, he makes no reference to the content of the reports of those international organizations andmissions and confines himself to verbal testimonies in a deliberate attempt to detract from the importance of this aspect.
This process should begin with modest confidence-building measures carefully selected so as not to detract from the security margins of any regional State, followed by the establishment of peaceful relations, reconciliation, mutual recognition and good-neighbourliness.
Several speakers from recipient countries raised concerns about the need to address the low response rate to emergency appeals,although one did not want emergency funding to detract from development action.
The international community should not allow the effects of the global economic crisis to detract from efforts to fulfil commitments under the 1995 Programme of Action of the World Summit for Social Development and achieve the Millennium Development Goals by 2015.
Encouraging Member States' development of police, rule of law or civil administration capabilities specifically for deployment in civil-military operations, in cooperation with the United Nations and regional organizations,in order not to detract them from resources required at the national level.
The adoption of the draft resolution would serve only to detract from the realistic practical measures being taken in the region. It would not enhance confidence-building measures between the Georgian, Abkhazian and South Ossetian parties, which are a prerequisite for resolving other issues, including that of refugees and IDPs.
These positive obligations complement the requirement that all parties, including the refugees themselves,abstain from any activity likely to detract from the exclusively civilian and humanitarian character of camps and settlements.
Such a process should begin with modest confidence-building measures,carefully selected so as not to detract from the security margins of any State in the region, followed by the establishment of peaceful relations, reconciliation, mutual recognition and good-neighbourliness and complemented by conventional and non-conventional arms control measures.
Mr. YUTZIS recalled that, in its General Recommendation XI on non-citizens,the Committee had affirmed that articles of the Convention should not be interpreted to detract in any way from the rights and freedoms recognized and enunciated in other instruments.
This process should begin with modest andconfidence-building measures carefully selected so as not to detract from the security margins of any regional State, followed by the establishment of peaceful relations, reconciliation, mutual recognition and good-neighbourliness, and complemented by conventional and non-conventional arms control measures.
Stressing the duty of refugees and asylum-seekers to conform to the laws and regulations of the country of asylum andabstain from any activity likely to detract from the exclusively civilian and humanitarian character of refugee camps and settlements.
While the inclusion of national law in draft article 26, even if by way of declaration rather than in the text itself,was said to detract from the uniformity of the draft convention, it was noted that at least the specification of only certain national laws by specific countries making declarations to that effect would allow for greater uniformity and predictability than including reference in the text to the national law of all Contracting States.