Примеры использования Was imprecise на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Third, it was imprecise and based on rumours.
Mr. Park said that the reference to"relevant monitoring bodies" in the final sentence was imprecise.
The resolution was imprecise in that respect.
To begin with, as several Governments had pointed out,the term“coercion” as used in paragraph 2 was imprecise.
Possibly, White's 24th move(24. Bxb6) was imprecise: instead, 24. a4!? deserved attention?
From around 1 o'clock until dawn, Mahdist riflemen approached the camp and opened fire,but their shooting was imprecise.
The point was made that the phrase"causing serious harm" was imprecise and needed to be clarified.
One member of the Commission expressed reservations about the definition contained in subparagraph(f),particularly on the grounds that it was imprecise.
GamePro noted that the stylus input was imprecise, often mistaking movement and attack actions.
Neither during the pretrial investigation norduring the court proceedings did the author claim that the scheme was imprecise or incorrect.
The term"nomads", used repeatedly in the report, was imprecise since the report also stated that most Roma were sedentary para. 124.
A substantial number of members were now convinced that the use of the term"crime" in article 19 was imprecise and inappropriate.
The definition of intervention formulated in article 17 was imprecise and its application could create difficulties, particularly with respect to evidence.
On the topic of expulsion of aliens,she agreed with other delegations that the proposed definition of"territory" in the draft articles was imprecise.
The wording of article 19, paragraph 2, was imprecise; he wondered what would determine the"essential" character of the obligation in question, and what was meant by the"international community.
With reference to paragraph 1 under proposal 1, the final clause in square brackets concerning proof that the person knew the“wrongfulness” of his or her conduct was imprecise and would be best deleted.
It was also asserted that the doctrine was imprecise and not fully accepted in international law and not recognized by all States, and therefore special treatment should not be given to the subject.
In addition, it was suggested that the phrase"exclusively the consequence of their carriage on deck" in the final sentence of subparagraph 6.6.2 was imprecise, because damage or loss rarely has only one cause.
Since the content of the term"national security" was imprecise, it would not provide sufficient justification for the expulsion of a terrorist, especially as it was unclear whose national security was meant.
Regarding assistance for the purpose ofrescuing the victims of enforced disappearances, some delegations asked for the term"rescue" to be clarified, since it was imprecise and suggestive of military operations.
Custom and general principles took on particular importance when the wording of a treaty was imprecise or unclear or when there was a recognized meaning in customary law or general principles for the terminology used in the treaty.
Mr. Dinescu(Romania), referring to the topic of the expulsion of aliens and the definition of terms in draft article 2, said that, although he could understand the reasoning behind the Special Rapporteur's wish to use the expression"ressortissant", the terms"alien" and"national" had unambiguous meanings in international law,whereas that of"ressortissant" was imprecise.
The view was expressed that the wording of draft paragraph 2 was imprecise in that the entire list of tasks set out therein did not need to be performed properly and carefully by the shipper, but instead only those tasks agreed to pursuant to draft article 14 2.
The Working Group on arbitrary detention noted that the definition of terrorism in article 3 of the Counter-Terrorism Act(Act No. 2005-047) was imprecise; it may violate the principle of legality set out in ICCPR, and could be used to treat mere political opposition as a criminal act.
Mr. KHOKHER(Pakistan) acknowledged that the term"mines other than anti-personnel mines" was imprecise and awkward and should be replaced by"anti-vehicle mines", which was more functional and more widely used by military and civilian personnel and humanitarian organizations.
Mr. Lammers(Netherlands) said that the definition of"international organizations" as"intergovernmental organizations" was imprecise: unless a more precise definition was drafted, it would be unclear to which organizations the provisions on responsibility would apply and which organizations would be outside their scope.
The data on the composition of the States parties' population is imprecise.”.
Whatever the intention behind this phrase,the meaning is imprecise and ambiguous.
Those tests are imprecise.
Estimates for children in concentrated epidemics are imprecise and thus excluded from the tables.