Examples of using Based strictly in English and their translations into Russian
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So it was a calculated decision based strictly on logic?
Based strictly on the objectives of the organization stipulated in its statutes, the court refused standing.
This decision is not based strictly on Bajoran self-interest.
Latvia supports especially the initiative to reform the calculation of United Nations assessments, based strictly on the principle of"capacity to pay.
Each player must play their hands based strictly upon only the two cards they have in the hole.
The entire process takes place under the umbrella of professionalindependence for official statisticians, guaranteeing that all choices during this process are based strictly on scientific considerations and non-partisan.
Mr. CAMARA recommended a cautious approach based strictly on the terms of the Convention and the Committee's mandate.
Andreas Frejborg, manager of process calculation and information at Neste Jacobs,explains that the strength of the modelling tool is that it gives the background for investment decisions based strictly on facts.
It was suggested that a broader definition than one based strictly on the Vienna Convention would be more realistic.
The second unit cost is based strictly on the number of documents inscribed in the register, irrespective of the varying levels of resources required to process them.
The pharmaceutical activities of these compounds might not be predictable based strictly upon structural examination.
The security and safety measures taken are based strictly on the reciprocity accorded us by other countries and on the guidelines issued by the Ministry;
While the market is currently acknowledged to be an efficient mechanism for resource allocation,a development model based strictly on market forces cannot on its own secure developmental objectives.
Staffing should be based strictly on equitable geographical distribution and gender balance, without sacrificing competence.
Eventual acceptance into the disarmament, demobilization andreintegration programme needs to be based strictly on properly formulated eligibility criteria established by the National Council.
According to Usatii,the film will be based strictly on documents, including some with the"secret" signature, on audio and video recordings, exposing the criminal background of the ruling regime.
Adherence to international law and the rule of law were inextricably linked, and frequent violations thereof andlack of political will to adhere thereto impeded the establishment of international relations based strictly on the principles of law.
Delegations emphasized that the draft elements should be based strictly on the package of issues set out in resolution 66/231 and include areas of convergence that had emerged through the discussions.
They also criticized previous studies by David Peters, raising questions about whether conclusions reached without access to the primary evidence, that is, pterosaur fossils,can be held to have the same weight as conclusions based strictly on first-hand interpretation.
The RCC will continue to conduct its collection activities based strictly on the relevant domestic laws and on the basis of fairness and justice.
There should be a general easing of the terms of lending to the developing countries through low interest rates on loans and long grace periods for the repayment of loans, andthe assurance that the allocation of such loans will be based strictly on socio-economic criteria free of any political considerations."para.
In order to maximize the objectivity of the analytical review it was based strictly upon the information received from the above sources, and it focused on projects that were either completed or under way.
And it will only be after the arrival of the chief of the operation at Kigali on 10 September 1994 andwhen the head of the specialized investigation team assumes his functions that"complete instructions for field personnel, based strictly on the experience acquired during the first few weeks of the operation" will be drawn up.
Generally, it is difficult to accept a principle of territorial autonomy based strictly on ethnic criteria, since this ran counter to the basic principles of equality and non-discrimination between individuals on racial or ethnic grounds.
Lastly, his delegation emphasized the importance of the future Relationship Agreement between the United Nations and the Court, the Headquarters Agreement and the Financial Regulations, andconsidered that the documents to be adopted should be based strictly on the Rome Statute and should contribute to the universal participation of States in the International Criminal Court.
Recruitment, placement, reassignment andpromotion decisions are based strictly on professional competence, and political considerations, other than those expressly agreed and legislated on by the legislative organs, are not allowed to influence those decisions.
However, to apply the desirable ranges as a norm for the geographical distribution of consultants would not only necessitate increases in budgetary allocation, primarily for anticipated increases in travel costs, butwould also exacerbate delays in various types of programme/ project execution due to restrictions based strictly in the desirable range principle.
Taking this into account, a possible solution could be for the selection of team leaders to be based strictly on the rank but for deputy team leaders to be appointed on the basis of in-mission experience and leadership qualities.
The Secretary-General, in his comments on the report, points out that to apply the desirable ranges as a norm of the geographical distribution of consultants would not only necessitate increases in budgetary allocation, primarily for anticipated increases in travel costs, butwould also exacerbate delays in various types of programme/project execution due to restrictions based strictly in the desirable range principle A/55/59/Add.1, para. 12.
However, operations must continue to be based strictly on the Charter and on such fundamental peacekeeping principles as the consent of the parties involved and the non-use of force except in self-defence, hence the importance of further developing the Capstone Doctrine, which set forth clear guidelines for peacekeeping activities.