Примеры использования Was too narrow на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The ray was too narrow to demolish the tower completely.
It believed the thrust of the resolution was too narrow.
Dan believed the ship was too narrow in the stern and would not withstand open sea waves.
They lay on blankets spread on the floor,for the hanging cot was too narrow.
They think that the umbilical cord was too narrow, so it wasn't getting enough stuff- protein- through.
Some commentators expressed concern that the definition of"indirect discrimination" was too narrow.
As the River Narva was too narrow, ships had to remain in Narva Bay to wait for their turn.
I also felt that it passivated Valter much too much andthat the application range was too narrow.
The mandate of the rape committees was too narrow to address the serious allegations of violence against women.
Some members considered that the reference to the"fundamental principles of international law" was too narrow.
Its thrust was too narrow and should have reflected more clearly the practice of self-determination under international law.
The Nordic countries believed that the definition of"objections" contained in draft guideline 2.6.1 was too narrow.
Disconcertingly, however, the proposed scope of the draft articles was too narrow with respect to the events to be covered by the text.
It was stated that Variant D,being limited to orders necessary to protect the rights of third parties, was too narrow.
That statement was too narrow and a reference to international agreements should be added to reflect the wording of article 3 more closely.
In that regard,a holistic approach would help to eliminate the criticism that the Commission's focus was too narrow.
The expression"technical cooperation activities" alone was too narrow and could cover items such as staff costs.
Paragraph 64 of the document under discussion,(A/CN.9/444/Add.3), contained another definition,one which he believed was too narrow.
However, the thrust of the draft resolution was too narrow and should reflect more clearly the practice of self-determination under international law.
In terms of goods andservices, it was also suggested that the reference to"credit" was too narrow and needed to be expanded.
If the Model Law was too narrow, it would become useless; however, if incorrectly drafted or ambiguous, it would open itself to misuse.
The requirement that it should be the relying party who must establish the requirements set out in subparagraphs(a) to(c)of Variant B was too narrow.
The reference to the"superior orsubordinate" position of an organ was too narrow since it could be viewed as excluding intermediate or independent and autonomous organs.
Mr. Herczyński(Poland), speaking on behalf of the European Union in explanation of position,said that the thrust of the draft resolution was too narrow.
The view was expressed that reference to the term“court” alone was too narrow, given that insolvency proceedings may be conducted by a body other than a court.
He agreed with Ms. Chanet and the Chairperson that the Spanish version had to be changed,since"recusación" was too narrow a concept.
The opinion had been expressed that the proposed scope of the draft articles was too narrow and should be extended to a wider range of pre-disaster activities.
He was concerned that, in the proposed second sentence,identifying national security as the sole justification for limiting the dissemination of the information was too narrow.
Some respondents to the survey considered that thename of the Committee, Independent Audit Advisory Committee, was too narrow in view of the scope of responsibilities of the Committee.
Other members believed that certain international crimes could be committed both by individuals and by States and that the traditional view,based on the Nürnberg approach, was too narrow.