Примеры использования Was indicative на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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And I didn't know that that was indicative.
This was indicative of the Centre's weak risk management.
The list of treaties was indicative in nature.
While this was indicative of a positive trend, there was still room for improvement.
Kunstler and Kuby argued Ferguson's behavior was indicative of his mental imbalance.
The change in status was indicative of the increasing importance accorded to equal opportunities policy.
On the contrary, its recent submission of an addendum to the report was indicative of its desire to clarify the situation.
Such information was indicative of the level of cooperation between the States concerned and the treaty bodies.
The high response rate(close to 50 per cent) was indicative of the interest in the Team's work.
It was indicative of Israel's denial of the humanitarian, historical, legal and political dimensions of the problem.
They argued that the growing number of such events was indicative of deficiencies in the formal process.
That was indicative of the relative lack of cooperation between technically advanced countries and countries that were less so.
The fact that 200 such cases were pending against police was indicative of the gravity of the situation.
The situation in 2011 was indicative of stabilized living standards and poverty rather than a turning point in positive dynamics.
The large increase in the number of parties to the Treaty was indicative of its significance and continued viability.
This was indicative of the extent of work that awaits the Conference on Disarmament when it will approach its substantive work on the issue.
The very fact that the Government did not break down its statistics by race was indicative of the lack of distinctions.
By the way, for the Brunel, this stage was indicative, as in the previous stages the team did not show itself in full.
The law on marriage was currently under discussion in Parliament both in formal andinformal meetings, which was indicative of its importance.
He felt that the level of participation was indicative of the importance that environmental issues had on the global agenda.
He further recalled that the list in the annex,which was to be read together with draft article 5, was indicative in nature.
In Viet Nam, the recent conviction of human rights bloggers was indicative of a more restrictive approach to freedom of expression.
Their treatment was indicative of a move towards the criminalization of immigrants, as had been seen in Australia and a number of European countries.
Although the Special Rapporteur prudently stated that the list was indicative in nature, it presented more disadvantages than advantages.
The case of the Sudan was indicative of the need for the international community to fulfil its commitments to the least developed countries.
The indifference shown by the Special Unit to the achievements of the talks was indicative of the peculiar perspectives which reigned in the Unit.
The annexed list, which was indicative in nature, had by and large retained the categories proposed at first reading.
The specific situation of the Islamic Republic of Iran with respect to its accession process was indicative of the deficiencies in the multilateral trading system.
The aforementioned situation was indicative of fragmented character of policy-making in S& T and innovation, and poor interlink and cooperation between these organisations.
The increasing adoption of FOSS by global corporations and institutions was indicative of the maturity, stability and security of mainstream applications.