Примеры использования Was analogous на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The situation of UNFICYP was analogous.
The situation was analogous to that found in article 31, paragraph 3(a), of the Vienna Convention.
The reciprocal impact from the Slavic side was analogous, yet not so strongly marked.
The formula was analogous to that of the law of the sea, under which the sea was divided into several zones according to the degree of sovereignty or jurisdiction exercised over them by the coastal State.
A few years ago, punishment other than the deprivation of liberty was analogous to an acquittal.
The present Plan of Action was analogous to that for the first Decade, and practical activities were not its main element.
Thereafter came article 30 on countermeasures, and article 30 bis,dealing with non-compliance caused by prior non-compliance, which was analogous to countermeasures.
Horizontally-opposed OHV engine of R47 was analogous to the engine of the touring model R42, except that engine rating increased to 18 h.p.
Contrary to expectations, the electromyographic activity of the leg muscles of healthy people during walking in the exoskeleton was analogous, or even exceeded that during free-walking.
Indeed, the relationship between the uniform rules andthe Model Law was analogous to the relationship that existed in many legal systems between a statute and its implementing regulations.
While the salary freeze was reflected in the base salaries of international Professional staff at the United Nations,the post adjustment, which was analogous to locality pay, had been increased.
The question of communities of inherited status was analogous to other terms in the Convention in that the group concerned might be treated as though it were a separate race or ethnicity.
The representative of Austria stated that, though not wishing to formally challenge the credentials of Zaire,his delegation wished to place on record its position, which was analogous to that of the European Community and its member States.
Article 19, paragraph 1, was non-derogable not because it was analogous to article 18, paragraph 1, but because there was no legitimate reason a State could invoke for holding individuals to account for their opinions.
Don Juan called this ally humito(little smoke),suggesting that the ally was analogous to smoke or to the smoking mixture he made with the mushroom.
The situation was analogous in Kosovo where 36.5% of the 563 victims in mine/UXO accidents after the conflict(1 June 1999 to 31 August 2001)were killed or injured by submunitions, grenades and other UXO and 52.8% by landmines.
There must have been some spiritual reality in the experience of Jesus which was analogous to the spirit nature, or soul, of the faith-growing mortals of the spheres.
The case was analogous to that covered by article 17, paragraph 1, of the 1969 and 1986 Vienna Conventions, which dealt with the consent of States to be bound by part of a treaty; moreover, some treaties allowed the Parties to exclude, by unilateral statement, the legal effect of certain provisions even after the instrument had entered into force.
The solutions advocated in the two preceding paragraphs could be seen as implied in a text that was analogous to article 1 of the draft articles on the responsibility of States for internationally wrongful acts.
Turning to the question on the detention of young persons in secure units for up to 72 hours, she said that paragraph 14 of the report(CAT/C/29/Add.4)did not describe a situation that was analogous to police detention; it referred to the management of children who had been placed in a residence established by the Director-General of Social Welfare.
Experts decided on a preliminary and non-prejudicial basis to use the term"identity fraud", but in reviewing the responses of States and other materials,it became apparent that some misconduct reported was analogous to theft, that some was more closely analogous to fraud and that other misconduct had elements of both or neither and might best be considered"related crime.
For the reasons given in the commentary to guideline 2.5.9(Cases in which the author of a reservation may set the effective date of withdrawal of the reservation),the Commission felt it necessary to adopt a guideline that was analogous in order to cover the situation in which the objecting State or international organization unilaterally sets the effective date of withdrawal of its objection, without, however, entirely reproducing the former guideline.
The information is analogous to that presented in the report by clients in the"Accounting" module.
The information here is analogous to that presented in the"Turnover by organizations" report.
Ordered choice is analogous to soft cut operators available in some logic programming languages.
The situation is analogous to understanding the grammar of a language but none of the vocabulary.
ELV 1 is analogous to a future German regulation 1.
Trading this personal instrument is analogous to trading the spread between two similar assets.
The current commentaries point out that the term fixed base is analogous to permanent establishment.
The concept is analogous to financial portfolio management, but there are significant differences.