Примеры использования Varying views на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Varying views were expressed on this point.
Want it or not, we will have varying views.
The varying views expressed are summarized below.
On a number of issues widely varying views were expressed.
There were varying views on the measures to be taken to address the matter.
But that is an issue that seems to draw very varying views among Conference members.
The Holy See appreciates the way in which delegates have listened to these viewpoints and considered these varying views.
As is evident, there are numerous and varying views on whether a loser pays model is appropriate.
Nevertheless, varying views with regard to his underlying approach to the topic persisted and some of his conclusions raised similar substantive problems.
Both parties sometimes find it hard to comprehend each other since they have varying views on life, different practices and paths.
The participants expressed varying views on the suitability of UNECE as the host organization for this activity.
This phylogeny of pterosaurs entails the various phylogenetic trees used to classify pterosaurs throughout the years and varying views of these animals.
Military experts have varying views on the steps of Dushanbe and its intention to take part in the NATO programs.
Member States which addressed the use of the veto as a source on nonaction on the part of the United Nations expressed varying views on whether and how this could be remedied.
Notes that varying views on options were expressed by parties at the ninth meeting of the Open-ended Working Group;
It is not easy to deal with those questions of how to advance the ritual items discussed so far, how to cope with the more acute problems andhow to accommodate varying views and ideas.
In the light of the varying views that existed as to what constituted customary international law, an in-depth analysis was required.
We are therefore able to observe that UNCITRAL has adopted an intelligent and judicious approach in that the convention does not cover international non-contractual obligations,which give rise to a large number of differences of opinion and widely varying views.
The participants expressed varying views regarding the ways and means of restoring the technological capacity of transition economies.
Proposed guideline 4.5.2 addresses an issue not clearly articulated in the Vienna Conventions and on which,as is noted in the commentary, there are widely varying views and thus no customary international law rules to codify.
Over the years, there have been varying views as to the need to continue the debt-burden adjustment in the scale of assessment methodology.
The reports submitted to the Committee since 7 September 2006 reinforce its previous conclusion that, while virtually all reporting States indicate that they have provisions in their legal regimes to prohibit and prevent incitement,States continue to hold varying views on the steps necessary or appropriate to achieve these goals.
However, there are varying views and a gap in terms of the identification of many such heroes and, more importantly, heroines that have also contributed to the recognition of people of African descent.
However, in the course of the Working Group's extensive discussions on the draft paragraph, varying views were voiced concerning other possible objectives that should be pursued by the draft article and the best ways of expressing them.
Varying views were presented in the discussion, with some delegates stating that the specifications and guidelines are contained within the existing systems to which the UNFC will map against e.g. SPE PRMS, CRIRSCO.
However, the Commission also took note of the varying views that were expressed within the Working Group concerning the form and scope of the instrument, its underlying principles and some of its main features.
Noting varying views on options expressed by parties at its ninth meeting, the Open-ended Working Group agreed that the experiences with the arrangements for the ninth meeting should be taken into account before a decision was made on future institutional arrangements.
In the course of the discussion the Committee noted that there were varying views on what constituted misuse, as compared to common and recognized patterns of use of pesticides, largely as a result of the varying levels of controls over pesticide uses that existed under different regulatory systems.
He noted that members of the group had varying views on national management strategies, but there was agreement that the strategies should address the aims indicated in past decisions.
Bearing in mind these provisions, there were varying views among Member States regarding how best to benefit from the inputs and expertise of the human rights treaty bodies, national human rights institutions and relevant non-governmental organizations.