Examples of using Can objectively in English and their translations into Russian
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This raises the question of what can objectively be considered a harmful influence.
No one can objectively believe that it provides a viable basis for preserving the character and security of the two communities.
Through these contexts, the physician analyzes his own,personal effectiveness and effectiveness, and with them he can objectively agree.
Handwriting can objectively settle a diagnosis- is it schizophrenia, established neurosis, or amentia.
The possibility of visual control of geographically distributed facilities can objectively assess the situation and promptly take appropriate action.
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Women of course can objectively estimate themselves, but generally have less interest in that than men.
The description of milestones and/or deliverable work included in sub-contracts should clearly andspecifically identify targets and indicators against which performance can objectively be measured for monitoring and payment purposes.
Only a doctor can objectively assess the state of alcoholic intoxication and the extent of alcoholism and decide which fOrme treatment should resort.
It indicated that the dialogue should focus on actions and facts that can objectively contribute to addressing human rights issues in the countries being examined.
On the same issue,national non-governmental organizations and civil society groups emphasized the importance of placing the state media under the management of professionals without political affiliations to ensure that they can objectively promote national unity and reconciliation.
In an environment where anyone can objectively go to study abroad, although the need toI would sort out what and where you would like to learn.
A charge is part of the prosecution, and therefore there must be a particular reason to prefer a charge against a person in the form of circumstances,clues, etc. which can objectively and reasonably point towards the guilt of the person in question.
With the help of GPS monitoring, you can objectively calculate the amount of work done, receive daily operational reports, monitor compliance the speed limit and the technological operations quality.
The Committee considers that it would be desirable to improve the system of social statistics collection based on relevant indicators, to ensure that the Government andall institutions concerned can objectively assess the problems and progress made in the area of economic, social and cultural rights.
Such audiovisual recording by the prosecutors and the police can objectively reveal such things as the situations of the interrogation rooms, the way interrogators ask questions to suspects, facial expressions of suspects, their tones of voice and, their behavior.
On the other hand, the thesis is intended to ensure that teachers in the implementation andin the protection of this work can objectively determine whether students are formed in the ability to address these common tasks and make up forits compliance with the requirements of training, due to the OKH.
The second view is that,in spite of the flaws in the mechanisms by which the draft was arrived at, Nigerians can objectively and constructively examine the draft and delete, introduce or modify provisions as they judge it desirable for the proper rule of law in Nigeria.
If, within that 16-week period,asylum-seekers could objectively prove that they could not return to that country, they would be granted a residence permit in the Netherlands.
Such an approach would include educating the people on the various options available to them so that they could objectively judge for themselves what was in their best interests.
In the final analysis, the question must always be asked whether, in the particular social context and in the eyes of a reasonable observer,the judge has engaged in an activity that could objectively compromise his or her independence or impartiality or that might appear to do so.
The Commission could objectively approach the question of the form of the draft articles only after it had reviewed the substance of the draft articles in the light of subsequent developments, taken decisions on key questions and endeavoured to prepare a generally acceptable text.
The timing and context surrounding such gifting must be weighed in order to assess whether any particular gifting could objectively be perceived to be a bribe.
Those were in fact the only operations that could objectively and fairly fulfil their mandates in the interest of the United Nations and the international community.
The only independent authority which could objectively evaluate efforts by States to contribute to a global drug control policy and to cooperate effectively among themselves was the INCB.
In any event, Madagascar reiterates that it is ready andwilling to consider any initiatives or proposals that could objectively and effectively resolve the crisis once and for all.
In the circumstances, counsel could objectively assume that any petition for leave to appeal would fail, on account of the unavailability of a written judgement from the Court of Appeal.
Active involvement in an organization that is involved in the case and publicly supports the position of any of the parties,where such involvement could, objectively, adversely affect the required impartiality of the individual concerned. Some delegations remained of the view that this subparagraph should be deleted and reserved the right to come back to this issue at the second reading.
The second sentence of article 6 reflects the importance that the Commission attaches to ensuring that persons concerned are not reduced to a purely passive role as regards the impact of the succession of States on their individual status orconfronted with adverse effects of the exercise of a right of option of which they could objectively have no knowledge when exercising such right.
While the Advisory Committee does not dispute the efforts of the Department of Peacekeeping Operations to improve the practices governing peacekeeping operations(see para. 33 of the report), it points out that the report does not provide the most important benchmark:the number of days required to fill vacancies in peacekeeping operations, which could objectively indicate whether or not progress has been made in expediting recruitment for field missions.
What is decisive is whether the fear can be objectively justified.
