Examples of using Detract in English and their translations into Russian
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Such resolutions only detract from the process of negotiations.
Detract rise to portions of turmeric powder/paste and gram flour.
Also in the game, beautiful graphics that will not detract from the process.
There are no laws which detract from the fulfilment of the right to housing.
It is crucial that anythreats of violence or intimidation not detract us from our goal.
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This would detract from the larger goal of finding an approach, which was equitable to both developing and developed countries.
However monitoring andadapting to an ever changing landscape can detract you from that focus.
Nothing should detract from the obligations undertaken by the parties to the NPT.
There will always be a myriad of important international issues,but none should detract from the attention that Afghanistan deserves.
Nothing should detract from the obligations undertaken by the parties to the NPT.
In addition, it believes the current VMS CM 10-04 could potentially detract from effective delivery of MCS information.
Targets detract from the more important issues of the effectiveness and quality of aid and the policies of the recipient country.
The inclusion of conflicts like those could detract from the stability and predictability of international relations.
Comments that are redundant(only explain what the code already explains), cryptic, and overly long orshort can detract from beautiful code.
Its new areas of responsibility should not detract from its primary mission to protect refugees, however.
His delegation did not object to the proposals for Court action to be triggered by States, butthe involvement of the Security Council might detract from the effectiveness of the Court.
The scale of the opium trade in Afghanistan should not detract attention from the growing problem of cannabis in that country.
While coordination between these activities at the field level is important,their integration could irreversibly alter the basic purposes of these distinct activities and detract from their effectiveness.
These debates on definitions should not, however, detract from efforts to achieve sustained economic growth.
With respect to the proposed"cluster" approach, Governments andUNHCR must not allow attention to the needs of the internally displaced to dilute or detract from the commitment to refugees.
The security imperative should not detract from the primacy of politics in Mali in both the short and long term.
On article 23,New Zealand considers that the flexibility offered by alternative A may detract from the effective operation of the court.
It concluded that those circumstances could detract from effective protection of the rights covered by article 3, paragraph 1, of the Convention.
It must therefore be concluded that paragraph 21 was an attempt to interpret article 11 of the Constitution, butsuch interpretation might in fact detract from the value of the constitutional provisions.
Moreover, consideration of those proposals should not detract from the obligations of the developed countries to honour their ODA commitments.
Additional scientific activities may be agreed between the Receiving andDesignating Member States provided these do not conflict with, or detract from, the activities specified by the Commission.
That failure must not detract from the continuing relevance of the Programme as a valid platform for national, regional and global action.
This will ensure that we avoid unnecessary procedural discussions that may detract from the consideration of the substance of the proposals.
Such an additional reporting requirement should not detract from the interactive discussion, and should involve non-governmental organizations and national human rights institutions.
