Примеры использования Well-reasoned на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A motion for urgent processing of a request should be well-reasoned.
Moreover, in many cases well-reasoned criticism and suggestions are being ignored.
Most of these questions are rhetorical and do not suggest a well-reasoned answer.
As a minimum- you will get a fresh, well-reasoned and professional view from the outside.
When the referees' opinion is in conflict with the author, the latter may provide a well-reasoned answer to the editors.
Tests that require comprehensive and well-reasoned answers were the most difficult for students.
In her conversation with the newspaper Eliashvili says that her decision with regard to the closure of TV9 had been well-reasoned.
Of course, your rebuttal should be convincing, well-reasoned and by no means insulting.
It is an objective and well-reasoned overview that highlights both the successes and the gaps and contains appropriate recommendations.
A spokesman for former FSB chief Putin called the ban suggestion"well-reasoned" and requiring further debate.
This choice was well-reasoned: the department for graphics as opposed to the painting department seemed to have a unique atmosphere and freedom of artistic activities.
In case of disagreement with a reviewer the author should present a well-reasoned answer which will be considered by the Editorial Board.
Africa's well-reasoned and constructive position on this issue was reinforced at the last OAU summit, held in Ouagadougou, Burkina Faso.
In the case of disagreement with a reviewer's opinion,an author has the right to provide a well-reasoned answer to the editorial staff.
To create the company value by means of timely and well-reasoned including of the results of intellectual activity to the company's intangible assets composition.
They make the following conclusion:«In the article President of Kazakhstan asks seven key questions and gives seven well-reasoned answers to them».
The high standards andachievements of the Tribunals are reflected in their well-reasoned judgements and the annual reports before us A/65/188 and A/65/205.
The recognition thus granted to the Court's case law provides a positive impetus for the Court to ensure that its judgments are clear, well-reasoned and consistent.
If in the future a specific and well-reasoned proposal for revision was submitted, his delegation would study it closely and would actively participate in the discussion.
Judge Richard Fred Suhrheinrich wrote that Trauger's opinion had been"well-reasoned" enough for the appeals court to adopt it in full.
The Provincial Court's evaluation of the evidence was again thoroughly reviewed by the Supreme Court,which concluded that it had been well-reasoned and adequate.
But more important,that the absence of accounting at the proper level doesn't allow well-reasoned object to the tax authorities in the case of a tax inspection and presentation of claims.
Due to the factual elimination of the normal multi-party system the authorities have to giveaccount to"crowds of elderly people, who are rattling empty pans instead of holding a civilized, well-reasoned, objective dialog at the Duma.".
Article 166 of the Constitution provides that the verdicts of courts must be well-reasoned and documented with reference to the articles and principles of the law in accordance with which they are delivered.
Circumstances emerge in an amazing way, and every day new facts appear as if out of thin air,for us to collect them into a general set of evidence necessary for those who need a well-reasoned confirmation of our seemingly improbable hypothesis.
Managers will continue to be accountable for timely andobjective performance evaluations and for well-reasoned and justified recommendations for extensions and non-extensions of temporary and fixed-term appointments, as well as for the granting of continuing appointments.
Mr. Løvald(Norway): I would like to begin by expressing Norway's full recognition of the achievements and high standards of the International Criminal Tribunals for Rwanda and for the Former Yugoslavia,as reflected in the various well-reasoned judgements and in the reports before us.
In this respect, article 22 of the African Charter on Human and Peoples' Rights andthe increasing number of well-reasoned decisions in which it has been interpreted and applied to real-life situations in the African context are a kind of forerunner.
From this ancient Greek tradition emerged the need, for anyone who aspired to understand the deeper realities, to think systematically, to trace implications broadly and deeply,for only thinking that is comprehensive, well-reasoned, and responsive to objections can take us beyond the surface.
A proper balance must be struck between development andrespect for nature, based on well-reasoned arguments supported by proper analysis, and without giving way to the influence sought by certain narrowly focused transnational organizations that call themselves environmentalists.