Examples of using Considerable freedom in English and their translations into Russian
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But TRIPS allows considerable freedom in how this may be done.
Imprecise regulation of deletion from the Register gives tax authorities considerable freedom.
In his country's legal system, the law gave courts considerable freedom to use judgement in making orders.
The Regional Board has considerable freedom to conduct a regionally oriented policy within the framework determined by the Central Board.
If applied positively,they permitted considerable freedom of action.
There was considerable freedom of religion and girls from Muslim families had always felt themselves to be the equals of girls from non-Muslim families.
Terrorists organize into transnational networks which enjoy considerable freedom of action in the contemporary globalized world.
They also have considerable freedom of movement in parts of the Western Area and the Southern Province, where they retain the capability to interdict ECOMOG lines of communication and carry out raids.
Within the framework of the enabling act the Government of Greenland thus has considerable freedom to make its own priorities.
Posada Carriles seems to have enjoyed considerable freedom of movement over many years in El Salvador and other Central American countries.
Cargo transportation the railroad across Russia differs in several features, in particular,doesn't give considerable freedom at a route choice.
Least developed countries, in particular,will have considerable freedom of action, at least for 10 years under most of the MTAs.
The polymeric materials can be depositedon lightweight flexible substrates, giving designers considerable freedom with new devices.
When the Security Council cannot reach agreement,it may choose to grant considerable freedom of action to the Secretary-General's envoy, while paying close attention to each of his or her steps.
In Daemen's doctoral dissertation he presented an extensive theory of block cipher design,as well as a rather general cipher algorithm composed of a number of invertible transformations that may be chosen with considerable freedom.
A high rate of self-identification might suggest that the group concerned enjoyed considerable freedom and did not fear any possible discrimination.
Thus, the cantons have considerable freedom in the areas of training, education, health, and combating violence, areas that are especially sensitive in terms of equality between men and women.
Within the framework of the enabling act the Government of the Faroes thus has considerable freedom to make its own priorities.
The refugees had considerable freedom of movement, including the ability to cross into Rwanda and Burundi, but it was not thought that armed incursions were being conducted from the United Republic of Tanzania into Rwanda.
As mentioned above,the agencies responsible for official statistics have considerable freedom to decide what statistics to produce in their respective areas.
It would be surprising, however, if acts of such gravity had escaped the attention of the many non-governmental organizations that were keeping a close watch on the human rights situation in Guatemala, as well as of the press,which enjoyed very considerable freedom.
The Sami Parliament is also a public administrative authority but given the objectives of this body, considerable freedom has been given to the Parliament in determining its own mode of work.
Despite having reserved seats in the Majlis and considerable freedom in their religious, educational and cultural activities, they are monitored closely and have chafed under certain requirements such as, until recently, having a Muslim director of their schools.
The Ombudsman, who under the law shall be a person known for personalengagement in human rights, has considerable freedom to investigate allegations of human rights abuses.
While rules of private international law often allowed considerable freedom to choose the law governing commercial contracts, that freedom was in some countries restricted for contracts and legal relationships that were not qualified as commercial e.g. certain contracts entered into by governmental agencies or contracts with consumers.
In accordance with European Union policy, primary responsibility for promoting Roma inclusion lay with the Union's member States,which were afforded considerable freedom to decide how to achieve that objective.
Although direct censorship is nolonger in force and the media in Kathmandu enjoy considerable freedom of expression, there continue to be frequent reports of threats to journalists throughout the country, from the security forces and the civilian administration.
The rules of private international law were such that, under instruments such as the Convention on the Law Applicable to Contractual Obligations(Rome, 1980),parties had considerable freedom to choose which law should apply.
Within the framework and guidelines laid down by Parliament and Government,the organizers enjoy considerable freedom to determine how activities are to be implemented and how resources are to be distributed and used.
While rules of private international law often allow considerable freedom to choose the law governing commercial contracts, that freedom is in some countries restricted for contracts and legal relationships that are not qualified as commercial, such as, for instance, certain contracts entered into by public authorities of the host country(for example, guarantees and assurances by the Government, power purchase or fuel supply commitments by a public authority) or contracts with consumers.
