Examples of using Based essentially in English and their translations into Russian
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It is based essentially on Cecile's own life.
Control of the acquisition of weapons andexplosives is based essentially on two mechanisms.
Andorra, with an economy based essentially on tourism, trade and services, has not been untouched by this phenomenon.
Henceforth, these relations should develop as part of a dynamic partnership based essentially on independence.
The economy of Guinea is based essentially on agriculture, livestock and mining.
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Unfortunately, they also stem from the fact that today, at the dawn of the twenty-first century,international relations continue to be based essentially on force.
The opponents' campaign was based essentially on anti-Muslim slogans.
It was based essentially on the principle embodied in article 20 of the Covenant and was thus fully in conformity with the Covenant.
The following sections review these issues, based essentially on experiences within the United Nations system.
It is based essentially on the tension that has been created by the refugee camps that Tanzania has set up all along its border with Burundi.
Moreover, politics in many countries seems to be based essentially on ethnic and/or regional considerations.
Its economy is based essentially on agriculture and animal husbandry, which account for more than 40% of GDP.
This would become even more of an issue if periodic reports were to be based essentially on the comments and concluding observations of a committee.
The applicant's conviction was based essentially on records of statements made by a witness in the absence of the applicant and his lawyer during the investigative stage of the proceedings.
Case law is close to English and all statutes regulating business matters andprocedures are based essentially on English law.
The Central African economy is based essentially on the export of agricultural, mining and forestry products.
Some participants urged that consideration be given to reforming the existing reserve currency system which was based essentially on one national currency, the United States dollar.
The solution to that problem was based essentially on repatriation, resettlement or, as an intermediate solution, on local integration.
A commitment to development in all its aspects is, indeed, the very bedrock of the international economic order- the new order that we all look forward to andhope that it will be based essentially on interdependence.
As its second readings were based essentially on written comments, he urged Governments to submit their comments as soon as possible.
In his additional comments of 7 March 2003, 15 June 2003 and 26 October 2004,the author repeats his arguments concerning the exhaustion of domestic remedies, based essentially on the excessive delay in the decision of the Minister of Justice under section 690 of the Criminal Code.
As a general rule, such are based essentially on the criteria for distinguishing between reservations and interpretative declarations.
As the latter type of approach was considered to be of doubtful adequacy or feasibility,the Working Group considered a proposal for a more detailed version of paragraph(4), based essentially on a recitation of the types of elements to be contained in solicitation documents in tendering proceedings pursuant to article 25.
The access, based essentially on capacity availability, was granted to all 25 IGP-applicants in 2002 resulting in 105 billion cubic metres of natural gas transported.
As a general rule, such declarations,which are usually extensively reasoned, are based essentially on the criteria for distinguishing between reservations and interpretative declarations.
Also, a definition based essentially on administrative criteria may be too narrow in the light of recent trends in human resource development and the fact that learning is a process which continues much beyond the classroom.
The crisis had highlighted the deficiencies of the current international monetary arrangements, based essentially on the United States dollar, and had revived discussions on an international reserve currency.
Cuba had always been concerned that measures based essentially on technical improvements would be difficult for developing countries to apply effectively and could result in a monopoly on production and export of such munitions that would have important implications for Cuba's national defence.
Despite the various pressures imposed on the base of natural resources and land, affecting their productivity, it is nevertheless possible to curtail them through rapid andradical solutions based essentially on legal regulation and rationalization, which are also likely to alleviate the severity of the present environmental limitations.
The vulnerability of a national economy based essentially on agriculture, a sector very sensitive to climate variability, did not allow the targeted annual economic growth of 5.5 per cent to be reached.