Примеры использования To make a distinction на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Just to make a distinction I am calling my system meritocracy.
Therefore, there is no need to make a distinction between households.
He wished to make a distinction between situational and structural hunger; the latter was attributable to the unaffordability of foodstuffs.
It was well known that it was frequently difficult to make a distinction between voluntary and compulsory recruitment in practice.
It may be useful to make a distinction between norm-setting or declaratory resolutions on one hand and resolutions that produce binding decisions on financial and management issues on the other.
The author of The Spirit of Laws was suggesting that we need to make a distinction between ideals and human endeavour.
We are going to make a distinction between the causes of bronchitis in both acute and chronic bronchitis.
By focusing on the intended beneficiaries of the Platform's work,it would be easier to make a distinction between primary and broader audiences.
It seems necessary to make a distinction between the mapping of desertification and of drought.
With regard to the scope of the draft articles ratione materiae,the decision not to make a distinction between natural and man-made disasters was sound.
It is not possible to make a distinction between internal consumption and energy sold on the market.
It reproduces word for word the text of article 78, paragraph 2, of the 1986 Convention and, again,there seems no need to make a distinction between formulation and withdrawal.
When there is need to make a distinction, IPv4 or IPv6 is mentioned.
Requests the Secretary-General to include, in future budget submissions, clear andspecific information on extrabudgetary resources, in order to make a distinction between voluntary and assessed contributions, and programme support costs;
When there is need to make a distinction, IPv4 or IPv6 is mentioned.
The first mandate-holder, d'Almeida Ribeiro, already in 1990 stated that"aspects having to do with the antiquity of a religion, its revealed character and the existence of a scripture, while important,are not sufficient to make a distinction between religions, sects and religious associations.
I also think we need to make a distinction on another issue.
Mr. Diaconu agreed that the State party was not obliged to officially recognize the country's different ethnic groups as national minorities, but he thought that recognition should be based on certain objective criteria-- such as language, culture,traditions or religion-- to make a distinction among those groups with a view to granting them certain rights.
Some States stressed the need to make a distinction between countermeasures and sanctions.
It would be useful to make a distinction between the perspective of the users of the transport system and the perspective or the Government.
The principle of conventional andcustomary law imposing an obligation, at all times, to make a distinction in an armed conflict between civilian and military objectives;
It seems useful to make a distinction here between transfers on the one hand and holdings and procurement on the other.
Under the first reservation, nothing in the Convention would prevent the State party from continuing to make a distinction between persons on the basis of their status in the country.
It is not possible to make a distinction between nonprofit institutions serving households(NPISH's) and the household sector.
In such a case, it becomes useful to make a distinction between process and outcome indicators.
It would be advisable to make a distinction between the assignment of a contractual right and the assignment of an undivided interest in payment.
Where paragraph 8(Marking) was concerned,it was considered necessary to make a distinction between marking which included the UN number and marking on packagings“marquage”.
It was also useful to make a distinction between an objection, as such, and mere comments on or interpretations of a reservation or political declarations expressing a negative view on a reservation.
It is worth noting that at that time,"the Commission considered that it was not justified to make a distinction between the different types of'impermissibility' listed in article 19" of the 1969 and 1986 Vienna Conventions.
It was also useful to make a distinction between an objection, as such, and mere comments on or interpretations of a reservation.