Примеры использования Was broader на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However the concept"dancing" was broader, than the concept"dance.
Mr. de GOUTTES inquired whether the reservation referred to by Mrs. Sadiq Ali concerned only article 4 or whether it was broader in scope.
Guatemala indicated that its definition was broader but based on intended use.
The term"groups" was broader than"minorities", and more in line with the Convention, including article 14.
China indicated that its legislative definition of ammunition was broader than that of the Protocol.
The family support programme, which was broader in scope, offered further opportunities for helping victims of domestic violence.
He was a slender man in his late thirties and handsome like his elder brother,though his nose was less hooked and his chin was broader.
It was stated that the scope of application of the draft convention was broader than the scope of the Ottawa Convention.
While that category of situations was broader than that of an armed attack, the use of force in those cases was subject to decision by the Security Council.
Zimbabwe reported that its domestic definition of ammunition was broader, including grenades, bombs and missiles.
Draft article 2, paragraph 1(a),mirrored a provision in the United Nations Sales Convention although the scope of the draft convention was broader.
Alt 3 had been proposed by the Delegation of Brazil and was broader in the sense that one could define other beneficiaries.
Its mandate was broader in scope than that of an oversight committee, since it also dealt with questions relating to the delegation of authority and the administration of justice.
Ms. Nicholas(Secretariat) said that"procurement involving classified information" was broader than"security-related procurement.
In his view,international legality was broader than General Assembly resolution 1514(XV) and also included, notably, the Charter of the United Nations.
In point of fact,it seemed that the definition of torture in Sri Lanka's legislation was broader than that contained in the Convention.
First, the text which the Group was developing was broader in scope than the Guide, in that it dealt with the law applicable to the intellectual property right itself.
The basis of human rights philosophy was that human rights applied in principle to all;the notion of human rights was broader than that of citizens' rights.
Human rights protection was broader than refugee protection, as it extended to every human being under the jurisdiction of a State, national or not.
The United Kingdom expressed the view that the model treaty departed from, and was broader than, the 1970 UNESCO Convention, making it more difficult to be utilized.
The third Constitution of 1989 was broader in scope, paving the way for democracy, pluralism and the primacy of the rule of law, through open political debate and free elections.
The principle was applied more strictly in cases where the State had assumed universal jurisdiction because,in such cases, the scope of the obligation to prosecute was broader.
It specified that the French definition of torture was broader and more general and was not limited to acts committed by public officials for specific purposes.
The Human Rights Council mission had a specific mandate to look into the human rights situation,whereas the mission referred to in draft resolution A/ES-10/L.19 was broader in scope.
The view was expressed that article 4 as currently drafted was broader than its predecessor, article B. Statement by the delegation of Australia A/C.6/52/SR.24, para. 22.
The category of international obligations that would nullify any treaty to the contrary was broader than the category of obligations the violation of which constituted an international crime.
A comprehensive approach to lung health was broader than just implementation of clinical protocols and also required strong action on, for example, tobacco control, air pollution and promotion of physical activity.
Hence, the notion of accountability in human rights law andinternational humanitarian law was broader than the traditional notion of State responsibility under international law.
For example, in one case the offence established was broader than in the Convention, but required that the conduct be carried out for the purpose of economic benefit and additionally, with regard to the passive version of the offence, the person influenced must be a public official.
The United States did not necessarily agree that the French proposal, which was broader than the current text, would eliminate the problems in that text; indeed it might create more.