Примеры использования Unreasonable to expect на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It would be unreasonable to expect that the future will be different.
If it had not been equally challenging for Jesus as it was for him,he believed it would have been unreasonable to expect people to live in the same way.
It would be unreasonable to expect anyone to give up his worldly attachments until he sees something more worthwhile.
However, given the complexity of the issues that had continued to inhibit progress on both sides,it would be unreasonable to expect solutions to emerge easily or quickly.
However, it would be unreasonable to expect UNCTAD to address all aspects of trade, aid, investment and development.
However, in the absence of some very detailed evidence supporting the actual realization of one of those special initial conditions,it would be quite unreasonable to expect anything but the actually observed uniform increase of entropy.
It was unreasonable to expect a small group of major donors to continue to provide the lion's share of the Agency's funds.
Given the intimidating manner in which the renewed investigation was conducted, it would be unreasonable to expect him to restart the new round of appeals to the same bodies that have already considered his case repeatedly.
Paragraph(d) is designed to give a tribunal the power to dispense with the requirement of exhaustion of local remedies where, in all the circumstances of the case,it would be manifestly unreasonable to expect compliance with the rule.
Such attitudes made it illogical and unreasonable to expect the Palestinians to take part in meaningful discussions for a ceasefire and would endanger the peace process.
The second part of paragraph(c) is designed to give a tribunal the power to dispense with the need for the exhaustion of local remedies where,in all the circumstances of the case, it would be unreasonable to expect compliance with this rule.
Under these circumstances it would be unreasonable to expect that there will be anything more than marginal cost savings, in the short run, from the establishment of the Joint Services Section.
Another agency points out that, in the private sector, external specialists serving on these boards generally expect compensation, andit might be unreasonable to expect them to perform that function on a pro bono basis.
It would also be quite unreasonable to expect the injured State to refrain from taking(peaceful) countermeasures until it has exhausted all means to settle the dispute amicably.
The Embassy should have considered the fact that ADP has over 40,000 members andthus it would be unreasonable to expect the party's leadership to have specific knowledge concerning individual members, even prominent members.
Tanzania believes that it is unreasonable to expect non-nuclear-weapon States to comply with their obligations while the nuclear-weapon States have failed to fulfil their obligations with transparent enforcement and verification measures.
It must either be apparent, as far as is possible, from the statements of the person concerned, or otherwise satisfactorily established, that he orshe was traumatized by these events and that it would be unreasonable to expect him or her to return to their country of origin;
As to the prosecution of grave international crimes,it was certainly unreasonable to expect failed States to be able to establish special criminal courts to deal with such complex proceedings.
He said that, thanks to the political will and courage demonstrated by Belgrade and Pristina, there had been significant progress during two sessions of European Union-facilitated dialogue on 19 October and 7 November, butthat it would be unreasonable to expect solutions to emerge easily or quickly.
Counsel argued that the detention was arbitrary,because it is unreasonable to expect that the author would try to escape deportation, having voluntarily reported to the police on 4 September 1996 and because he was a minor.
They stressed that governments should not impose a large numbers of reporting, monitoring and permit-application requirements on land managers(farmers andpastoralists); it is unreasonable to expect individual users to undertake large amounts of administrative paperwork.
Accordingly, it is not unreasonable to expect authors to seek redress by way of constitutional motion or application to the Committee at the time alleged breach occurs rather than years later, and this part of the communication should be declared inadmissible.
The policy on traumatized victims provides for such residence permits to be granted for compelling reasons of a humanitarian nature andwithout restrictions to asylum seekers who are so traumatized by their personal experience of certain events that it would be unreasonable to expect them to return to their country of origin.
However, the Committee considered that it would be unreasonable to expect the author to initiate separate proceedings under section 267, after having unsuccessfully invoked section 266(b) of the Criminal Code in respect of circumstances directly implicating the language and object of that provision.
Subparagraph(c) provided for a"relevant" connection in order to cover situations such as those arising in the Aerial Incident of 27 July 1955(Israel v. Bulgaria) case,where it would be unreasonable to expect the individuals in question to have exhausted local remedies in a State with which they had no relevant connection.
In Gelle v. Denmark, CERD considered it unreasonable to expect the petitioner to initiate separate proceedings under the general provisions of section 267, after having unsuccessfully invoked section 266(b) of the Criminal Code in respect of circumstances directly implicating the language and object of that provision.
It is submitted that the author could not have brought his detention to an end by leaving Australia voluntarily and returning to Cambodia, first because he genuinely feared persecution if he returned to Cambodia and, secondly,because it would have been unreasonable to expect him to return to Cambodia without his wife.
Citing the"recent warming in Belarus-US relations," the Ministry of Foreign Affairs observed that"it would be unreasonable to expect all controversial issues to be resolved overnight," and hoped for"Belarus and the US to focus on what they have in common, not their differences" Belapan, June 11.
It may, however,be unreasonable to expect a creditor whose right was effective against third parties under the previous legal regime of the enacting State(or under the law of the State whose law applied to third-party effectiveness under the private international law rules of the old regime)to comply immediately with any additional requirements of the new law.
However, three of these standards are revisions of standards already referenced paragraph 6.2.2.1 and there is therefore a need to introduce suitable transitional arrangements,since it would be unreasonable to expect industry to change over from one standard to another instantaneously as one edition of the regulations superseded another.