Примери за използване на Be characterised на Английски и техните преводи на Български
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This philosophical ethos may be characterised as a limit-attitude.
It is another question how can these pieces of news be characterised.
This year can be characterised by one word,“Uncertainty”.
It is important to draw attention to the fact that the strategy should be characterised by a bottom-up approach.
The toxic range may be characterised by the following results of blood tests.
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(b) the supply of services, including those relating to excise goods,which cannot be characterised as turnover taxes.
They can be characterised as assertiveness, communication, patience and structure.
Economic slowdowns can often be characterised as periods of hesitation.
Therefore, because of the exhaustive list of rights in rem(numerus clausus in property law),it cannot be characterised as such a right.
This is the way which must to-day be characterised as the way to the Christ through thinking.
There were, nevertheless, in the course of Southeast European history some developments which could be characterised in some way as„colonial”.
Whereas the EU approach can be characterised as a criminal justice approach;
According to the University of New Mexico,6 to 15 percent of all gamers exhibit signs that could be characterised as addiction.
Our exterior must be characterised in all its aspects by the cleanliness, modesty and purity.
The laser diode emits a beam to a Prism(which can be characterised as a semi-transparent mirror);
The new policy must be characterised by greater flexibility, proportionality and visibility in the use of the funds.
Where a registration covers one or more nanoforms,these nanoforms shall be characterised pursuant to section 2.4 of this Annex.
The approach to the ISS will be characterised by a series of waypoints and station keeping points(see box‘Approaching the ISS').
Such a request falls outside the scope of Article 90(1) of the Staff Regulations,since a political initiative cannot be characterised as a‘decision relating to[an official]'.
The programme is multiannual and, in this respect,will be characterised during its life by an expected imbalance between revenues and expenditure.
The Court considers that depriving the applicants of the right to express their ideas through speeches orslogans at meetings cannot reasonably be characterised as evidence of flexibility.
Mature post-industrial economies will be characterised largely by stable or declining populations.
Without prejudice to other Community provisions, the provisions of this directive shall not prevent a Member State from maintaining or introducing taxes on insurance contracts, taxes on betting and gambling, excise duties, stamp duties and, more generally, any taxes, duties orcharges which cannot be characterised as turnover taxes.'.
The macroangopathy of patients with diabetes can be characterised as advanced, especially severe form of atherosclerosis.
The Indian cuisine could be characterised as a complex and skillfull mixture of various exotic spices giving the food the authentic and unforgettable taste.
Mattis, the first Pentagon chief to visit China since 2014, told Chinese Defence Minister Wei Fenghe that he expected all of his conversations in Beijing would be characterised by an“open and honest” dialogue, like the one he had with Wei.
A particular type of waste must normally be characterised at Level 1 and pass the appropriate criteria in order to be accepted on a reference list.
As regards mutagenesis in particular, it is implied in the wording of Article 3 of andAnnex I B to the GMO Directive that mutagenesis can also be characterised in principle as‘a technique of genetic modification'.
Nothing in the conduct in question, as far as I see, could be characterised as having been implemented, executed or put into effect in the internal market.
As a group they can be characterised as dwellers at the surface, and most are adapted to feed on the algae, plankton, or small animals such as insects that are to be found there.