Examples of using An objectively in English and their translations into Russian
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An objectively unreasonable use of force is not permissible.
Today the Municipality of Yerevan already has an objectively appraised financial system.
The use of virtual autoclave permits an objectively informed investment decision by potential users and on the other hand, the development of systems that are tailored to the specific customer needs.
As a result of the joint project with the World Bank the Municipality of Yerevan has an objectively appraised financial system.
The 28-year rule represents an objectively based deviation from the condition of ties stipulated by the Aliens Act.
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That is to say, whether Kuwait orKIA did not contribute to its own injury by an objectively unreasonable funding policy.”.
Managing child andmother mortality is an objectively verifiable indicator for development and humanitarian assistance programs.
Comment: In 2002, some basic design guidelines were issued to assist UNHCR country operations in undertaking an objectively reviewing of their office structures.
It is impossible, on a number of issues, to reach an"objectively true" position, because it doesn't exist; the position is always formed on the basis of one group or another's interests.
In the existing precedents,the obligation of vigilance was treated as an objectively measurable and non-subjective rule.
The work shall be considered created if it is expressed in an objectively perceivable form and does not depend on the official acknowledgement of that right, registration of the work and observance of any other formalities.
It is therefore necessary to respond to these concerns impartially so thatthey can be approached on an objectively defensible and verifiable basis.
It happens so that cases of manifestation of mutations of this type carry such an objectively strongly pronounced character for other individuals that they(either for fun or somewhat seriously) call this individual exactly that way.
According to the Department of Defense, the Pentagon by no means always spends funds efficiently and cost-effectively,nevertheless 55 billion is an objectively large sum, about ten percent of the annual defense spending.
Similarly, but for different reasons, the Commission declined to consider that an objectively wrong interpretation-- for example, one contrary to the interpretation given by an international court adjudicating the matter-- should be declared impermissible.
Paragraph(c) does not use the term"voluntary link" to describe this exception as this emphasizes the subjective intention of the injured individual rather than the absence of an objectively determinable connection between the individual and the host State.
The personal conviction of a judge as perceived by a party may give rise to an"objectively justified fear" of a lack of impartiality."In certain circumstances, the appearance of bias may be such as to violate the right to a fair hearing by an independent and impartial tribunal.
Australia was aware of the importance, from the point of view of its obligations under the Convention, of ensuring that decisions regarding treatment, for example under the Native Title Amendment Act,were not arbitrary but had an objectively justifiable aim and used proportionate means.
The Board was under an obligation to make an objectively correct decision and adequately elicit the facts.
While the Commission took the view that it is necessary to provide expressly for this exception to the local remedies rule,it preferred not to use the term"voluntary link" to describe this exception as this emphasizes the subjective intention of the injured individual rather than the absence of an objectively determinable connection between the individual and the host State.
Lately the arguments resumed about whether the overthrow of the autocracy was an objectively inevitable event or it happened due to some random and subjective reasons.
The overthrow of the autocracy in Russia was not an objectively inevitable event but was a result of the wrong policy of Nicholas II the gist of which was the refusal to carry on the necessary socio-economic transformations in the country, and the intention to divert attention of Russian society from home problems resolution by means of aggressive foreign policy.
His fear of return based on his desertion from the army no longer had an objectively identifiable basis after the fall of Saddam's regime.
Topicality of the article consists in the fact that the development of an objectively informed and effective management decisions for the development of complex economic entities that make up the innovation environment of the state involves the examination of current practice in the field situation, identify its causes and determine trends.
Protective mechanisms have also been predicted by undertaking measures for achieving an objectively justified legitimate goal for certain categories of persons.
Indecision and blatant inconsistency in carrying out economic reforms have led to the creation of an objectively unjustified and ever sharper polarization in the economic situation of the various strata of the Ukrainian population.
She referred to the discussions on how to deal with lack of comparables and the use of hypothetical or secret comparables and said that it mightbe useful to explore a sunset provision, where an objectively"experience-based" range could be used on a taxpayer opt-out basis for simple functions.
Second, registration contributes to efficient and fair priority ordering by establishing an objectively verifiable temporal reference for applying priority rules based on the time of registration.
Unsuccessful refugee claimants may apply for remaining in Canada under this class, which provides an opportunity for application for permanent residence for individuals who, although not determined to be refugees under the 1951 Convention,face an objectively identifiable risk to life or extreme sanction or inhumane treatment should they be returned to their country of origin.
Similarly, but for different reasons, and despite the opposing views of some of its members,the Commission declined to consider that an objectively wrong interpretation-- for example, one that is contrary to the interpretation given by an international court adjudicating the matter-- should be declared impermissible.