Примеры использования Very definition на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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She was sex, the very definition of it.
The very definition of an approach-avoidance situation.
But isn't that the very definition of faith?
The very definition of"independent cinema" is quite blurred.
Another question relates to the very definition of tacit acceptances.
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The very definition of jihad is to fight against"and destroy the infidels.
Indeed, it was during this period that the very definition of an independent film became blurred.
But the very definition of fitness means to increase efficiency.
That was a denial not only of due process, but of the very definition of arbitration, namely that both parties should agree.
However, the very definition of validity posed problems, especially with regard to what determined it.
Despite the paucity of examples in the practice,the draft guideline seemed to flow logically from the very definition of interpretative declarations.
The very definition of cluster munitions was a source of disagreement, which jeopardized the chances of compromise.
The success of the neoconservative movement in using the label"Conservative" has brought into debate the very definition of conservatism in Canada today.
It all followed from the very definition of OT as"knowing and willing cause over all dynamics.
And despite the paucity of convincing examples,draft guideline 2.4.9 seems to flow logically from the very definition of interpretative declarations.
Some issues, including the very definition of a non-governmental organization and the impact it will have on the concept of not-for-profit operations in Afghanistan, remain contentious.
Palestinians inside and outside the Green Line were treated as if they were less human, andsuch treatment was rooted in the very definition and basic law of the Israeli State.
On the question of counter-terrorist measures, he stressed that the very definition of terrorism must not be excessively broad to the point that it threatened the exercise of the freedoms and rights recognized in the Covenant.
Dennett attempts to show that we cannot satisfy(a)either through introspection or through observation, and that qualia's very definition undermines its chances of satisfying b.
The very definition of Domestic Violence suggests that women who may be victims of abuse and in visiting as opposed cohabiting relationships, may not be protected by the Act in its current form.
Insofar as the terms"liveable" and"sustainable" have a socio-political component, the very definition of what constitutes a liveable city will also evolve over time.
Then the very definition of a pseudo-Riemannian metric on a manifold X{\displaystyle X} as a global section of the quotient bundle F X/ O( 1, 3)→ X{\displaystyle FX/O(1,3)\to X} leads to its physical interpretation as a Higgs field.
All religions influence and are influenced by human action, and historical, cultural, etc.experiences form part of the very definition of religions or at least of religious practices.
Robert J. Guttman wrote in 2001 that the very definition of the term superpower has changed, and in the 21st century it does not only refer to states with military power, but also to groups such as the European Union, with strong market economics, young, highly educated workers savvy in high technology, and a global vision.
And despite the paucity of convincing examples(known to the Special Rapporteur),the proposed draft guidelines above seem to flow logically from the very definition of interpretative declarations.
This rule, which is unanimously recognized in legal writings and which arises from the very definition of reservations and is also implied by the chapeau of article 19 of the 1969 and 1986 Vienna Conventions, is widely observed in practice.
Israel was disappointed that the Israeli-Palestinian conflict was the only conflict that still had a special information programme and, moreover,one which-- by the very definition of its mandate-- conveyed a one-sided picture.
This is moreover clearly implied by the very definition of reservations contained in draft guideline 1.1 of the Guide to Practice, which, like article 2(j) of the 1978 Vienna Convention-- and unlike article 2(d) of the 1969 Convention on the Law of Treaties-- mentions among the temporal elements included in the definition of reservations the time"when[a State is] making a notification of succession to a treaty.
Although the General Assembly had a unique legitimacy to develop standards to fight terrorism,the divergent views on such essential questions as the very definition of terrorism called into question its capacity to play a significant role.
This is clearly implied by the very definition of reservations contained in guideline 1.1 of the Guide to Practice, which, like article 2, paragraph 1(j), of the 1978 Vienna Convention-- and unlike article 2, paragraph 1(d), of the 1969 Convention on the Law of Treaties-- mentions among the temporal elements included in the definition of reservations the time"when[a State is] making a notification of succession to a treaty.