Примеры использования To its nature на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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UNFCCC opted, due to its nature and size, for not implementing fully this Instruction.
This is a distinction which goes to the scope of the obligation, not to its nature.
The human spirit, however, owing to its nature, can never behold It.
If I want to investigate the earth,I must adapt myself to its nature.
As to its nature, the punishment or measure shall, as far as possible, correspond with that imposed by the sentence to be enforced.
Thus, its status with the Economic and Social Council did not correspond to its nature.
Anavar does not have any measurable estrogenic task(due to its nature of being a DHT by-product), nor does it hold any kind of Progestogenic activity.
Consequently, each observer have its own vortical magnetic field,what is contrary to its nature.
This material- although draft to its nature and now compensated with the Statistical Master Plan of January 2008- can be found as Attachment 7 of this Global Assessment.
Every such cultural tool should be used in the way appropriate to its nature and the level of the target public.
His Government supported the Commission's decision to opt for a recommendation rather than a declaration which could be misinterpreted as to its nature.
There had been strong support for drafting a protocol,despite reservations as to its nature and eventual relationship to the Convention.
An unlawful act or attack on a woman, whether it involved killing or bodily harm, motivated by the claim of defence of honour constituted a criminal offence andwas punishable by law according to its nature.
Anavar does not possess any quantifiable estrogenic task(due to its nature of being a DHT derivative), neither does it hold any kind of Progestogenic activity.
The severity, duration, and geographic scope of any derogation measure shall be such only as are strictly necessaryto deal with the threat to the life of the nation and are proportionate to its nature and extent.
Anavar does not possess any kind of quantifiable estrogenic task(due to its nature of being a DHT by-product), neither does it hold any kind of Progestogenic activity.
It is the larger force exceeding the individual, and when one feels it in its fullness, it is experienced as the cosmic force or something of the cosmic force orelse the Divine Force from above, according to its nature.
Although the consequences of violence for children may vary according to its nature and severity, the short- and long-term repercussions are very often grave and damaging.
Moreover, such additional information could consist of dynamic information, i.e. information that may change periodically or continuously, based on an external source,which may be included in an electronic transferable record due to its nature but not in a transferable document or instrument.
Bodybuilders and anabolic steroid users are attracted to the use of Raloxifene due to its nature as an anti-estrogen in the fight against Estrogen-related side effects that are usually caused by the use of aromatizable androgens that result in high blood plasma levels of Estrogen in the body.
Governments have also come to understand that organized crime is,due to its nature, a pervasive phenomenon.
This increase in short-term borrowing is unlikely to lead to liquidity problems due to its nature(trade credit) and to the fact that most countries(112 out of 116 countries for which 2010 data are available) have international reserves that cover more than 100 per cent of their short-term debt.
Regarding the meeting of states parties referred to in Article III paragraph 3 of the draft treaty(CD/1777),a question was raised as to its nature, the numbers required for a quorum and the status of its decisions.
At the same time, the consequences of violence against children varies according to its nature and severity, and consequently efforts to prevent and respond to such violence must be multifaceted, reflecting the type of the violence, its setting and perpetrator or perpetrators, always taking into account the best interests of the child.
It was noted that the debate on whether recognition was declaratory or constitutive usually related to the consequences of recognition, not to its nature, the Special Rapporteur having followed the latter approach.
He supported the inclusion, in draft guideline 2.1.8,of a rule that the depositary should alert the author of a dubious reservation to its nature, and then transmit the communications exchanged with the author to the other parties involved.
The requirements of $1,020,100, provide for general temporary assistance($78,500) and overtime($941,600) in cases where there isa need for emergency repairs and maintenance work that, owing to its nature, must be carried out after working hours.
It specifically allows laws to be passed, or measures to be taken, whereby certain groups may beaccorded any privilege or advantage that, having regard to its nature and to special circumstances pertaining to those persons or to persons of any other such description, is reasonably justifiable in a democratic society.
An employee, who in accordance with the conditions of his contract of employment has not committed himself to working on Sundays, may not be obliged to work on Independence Day without his consent,unless he is employed in work which, due to its nature, is regularly carried out every day of the week, or in emergency work.