Примеры использования Too radical на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Too radical.
They might consider it too radical.
He was too radical for his time.
It is quite possible that the proposed action items may seem too radical and hard to accomplish.
Doing so was"too radical a step to take.
Nesbit and Bland also dallied briefly with the Social Democratic Federation,but rejected it as too radical.
However his rhetoric was too radical for some in the party and they left to form new party.
Many of them, although they liked using and developing free software,considered our philosophy too radical and shocking.
If this example appears too radical, let's take Hungary the PM of which is often called a"dictator.
The hopes for more substantial improvement had been trimmed back because the initial proposals had seemed too radical to some.
The variations are too widespread and too radical to be explained by the vagaries of small changes.
Nothing too radical, just accomplished, often tricky writing, the execution and swing dynamics spot-on.
The California Federation of Labor turned down a resolution to pay his bills,as his politics were deemed too radical.
Overall, however, the work was seen as too radical in composition, and went unsold until after Friedrich's death in 1840.
Her answers to the woman question were especially slammed by socialist authors like Clara Zetkin,while middle-class circles considered her ideas too radical.
Now, however, it was felt that abolition would be too radical a measure, and that revising certain articles would be more appropriate.
A participant from the Russian Federation commented that WHO recommendations are perceived as a gold standard, andthere was encouragement to not make programmatic approaches“too radical”.
It was suggested that an amendment may be too radical and that a softer mechanism was needed to"tune" the operation of the treaty as required.
In the original draft, the second act would have portrayed Lisa travelling on the short school bus and meeting children with amusing disabilities, butit was deemed"too radical" at the time.
While we do not favour too radical a reform, we believe that the decisions of the Council should be arrived at by consensus rather than through veto power.
Ironically, BiH's last government was voted out not for being too radical in pursuing reform, but not radical enough.
If this option is perceived as too radical, then can be considered such variant: if earnings of the pensioner will exceed a certain amount, then pension payments will be reduced.
Hodgskin viewed the demise of the Corn Laws as the first step to the downfall of government andhis libertarian anarchism was regarded as too radical by many of the liberals of the Anti-Corn Law League.
The suggestion was made that the declaration in subparagraph 9.4(a)was too radical in freeing the holder and consignee of any responsibility for the payment of freight, and instead that it would be better to create a presumption of the absence of a debt for freight.
Valery Leontyev was suggested as a name for the Soviet Union's first participation, however Veselov's ideas were not shared by the Communist Party of the Soviet Union, or by Gorbachev himself,believing it to be too radical a step to take, and so no Soviet participation was ever made.
Participants in a conference convened to consider the issue determined that the former Convention was too radical and elected to work with the draft Convention on the Reduction of Future Statelessness.
Some doubts were expressed as to whether the debate on the nature and purpose tests was actually useful to the judges who would render decisions in that area. In view of thediversity of State practice, it might be wiser to recognize that international law in the area was still evolving without trying to decide which practices were too radical or too conservative.
It could not reach consensuson the precautionary principle, which many countries equated with a moratorium on fishing and considered too radical for such environmentally soft industries as fisheries.
The wide-ranging and thorough debate on the topic in the Commission had inspired a general rethinking about circumstances precluding wrongfulness andhad led to the softening of certain positions which the Italian Government had found too radical and completely out of step with State practice.
With regard to recommendation 205, the delegation of the United Kingdom had proposed excluding cases where the underlying intangible asset was created by a contract or, if that was too radical, inserting the word"ordinarily" in the opening phrase.