Examples of using Complex and sometimes in English and their translations into Russian
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It is a complex and sometimes lethal machine.
Christianity and Theosophy, for more than a hundred years, have had a"complex and sometimes troubled" relationship.
The issue was complex and sometimes had its roots in history.
The Commission is aware that questions involving the determination of jurisdiction are complex and sometimes constitute the core of a dispute.
The abundance of complex and sometimes unpredictable routes does not suit each tourist.
Maritime cabotage, or reservation of domestic trade of countries to carriers of that country,has become a complex and sometimes emotional issue.
The Advisory Committee handled extremely complex and sometimes controversial matters that required lengthy consideration.
We are cognizant that justice, and in particular international justice,is costly, complex and, sometimes, slow.
This is different from many other modeling techniques in which there are complex and sometimes subjective translation steps between the conceptual, logical, and physical levels.
The negotiating process that led to the final draft resolution presented by the President of the General Assembly on 23 February was complex and sometimes tortuous.
The team that daily helps our customers to solve the most complex and sometimes difficult to implementand non-standard tasks.
This trigger created complex and sometimes adversarial dynamics between aboriginal hunter-gatherer peoplesand the expanding population of pastoralists and farmers.
In particular, it should be noted that the validity of comparisons of post structure with other organizations is dependent on establishing accurate grade equivalencies,which in itself is a complex and sometimes controversial process.
An autoantigen is usually a normal protein or protein complex(and sometimes DNA or RNA) that is recognized by the immune system of patients suffering from a specific autoimmune disease.
Both show quite strikingly how carefully and how extensively the Chambers are called upon to sift through voluminous testimony and exhibits dealing with the complex and sometimes diffuse events involved in a multi-count indictment.
This is an overly complex and sometimes unnecessarily complex process, but it serves both modern and new generations of consoles with ambitious new ideas and tremendous replayability.
The scope of integrated permitting is adapted to the structureof Belarusian industry and is less complex and sometimes less constraining as compared with EU Directive 2008/1/EC, which inspired it.
These complex and sometimes novel challenges result in additional risks, especially human trafficking and migrant smuggling, with more and more people found in distress at sea and in deserts.
In its evolution of public measures and regulations with regard to sub-dividers and allottees, the public sector demonstrated realism and political will to deal with complex and sometimes questionable housing processes.
While the reasons for this disappointment are complex and sometimes country-specific, it is now generally recognized that a lack of supply-side capacity in developing countries is a crucial factor.
While censuses provide a total picture of the target population, they are expensive to conduct and, as many are self-completed household forms,do not lend themselves to the complex and sometimes sensitive information about health.
While understanding that such decisions were complex and sometimes sensitive, his delegation believed that they couldand should be taken with the real, and not symbolic, participation of the countries concerned.
His delegation associated itself with the view of the representative of Jordan, who had spoken on behalf of the Non-Aligned Movement, and noted that peacekeeping operations were increasingly being conducted in situations of intra-State conflict,were becoming more complex and sometimes included a human rights dimension.
We therefore recommend that the Committee seek a solution to balance the complex and sometimes contradictory demands on the Group by the Committee, the General Assembly and the Secretariat with respect to report length, format, content and schedule.
The real world is extremely complex, and sometimes the best we can do is to apply the method of theoretical science: to pick up in the set-theoretical universe a mathematical structure with some formal similarities with the situation we are interested in, and use it as a model of that parcel of the world.
Like other Member States,Israel considered article 20 to be complex and sometimes confusing because it attempted to include all the major conventional sources of international law, irrespective of the extent to which they had been accepted as law by the international community.
In an era of complex and sometimes risky operations, Governments' willingness to do so will hinge in part on their perception that the Security Council and the Secretary-General hear their views, take them into account and provide timely and meaningful information in return.
Other delegations observed that the issues were often particularly complex and sometimes fell under the provisions of Chapter VII of the Charter; while they recognized the need to respect national sovereignty they could not agree that consent was essential in every instance.
To contribute to a better understanding of this complex and sometimes controversial process in a very demanding economic framework for countries with economies in transition, the ECE secretariat has continued to collect selected basic data such as coal production, number of mines and pits, employment, state subsidies, productivity trends and investments in the industry.
In order toshare the experiences of the complex and sometimes painful process of politicaland economic transition, Hungary has established an institute, the International Centre for Democratic Transition in the belief that supporting a multifaceted process of democratic transition from dictatorship to democracy is one of the cornerstones of a more stable and safer world.
