Examples of using Different chapters in English and their translations into Russian
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The preface should summarize the main message of the different chapters;
We all came through different chapters but have arrived at the same place.
But sometimes life comes in between andthen I just stream different chapters.
Parties presented this information under different chapters in their national communications.
In our Spectrum collection, a rainbow of colors andpatterns co-exist in three different chapters.
For that reason, the different chapters of the Secretary-General's report should be treated as an ensemble.
Information on climate change related impacts will be highlighted in the different chapters.
Separate working groups have been set up to work on the different chapters and these have defined the contents of each chapter based on the consultations referred to above.
Finally, there is an overview of the content of the report and the linkages between the different chapters.
The Task Force also assigned experts to draft the different chapters of the draft status report.
El Salvador, Jordan andSenegal presented information regarding research programmes and activities under different chapters.
However, it might make more sense to place the two-paragraph article referring to two different chapters in the general provisions portion of the Model Law.
Maternity, which is provided for in article 4 subparagraph 2 of CEDAW,is regulated in State Constitutions in different chapters.
There were differing views as to what the scope of the guidelines as well as the different chapters(e.g. on information and participation) should be.
The Expert Group agreed to revisit the issue once the needs and circumstances of developing countries had been addressed in the different chapters.
This form could contain a grid detailing the different chapters and topics that each of the two reviews could cover, including the basic chapters see table.
We do not think that these requirements should be split up and put under different chapters within the same document.
Delegations commented on the progress achieved under the different chapters of the Monterrey Consensus and on further steps to be taken by the international community with regard to financing for development.
Also, the opening scene with the ironborn taking Winterfell uses elements from three different chapters: Theon IV, V, and VI 51, 57 and 67.
The different chapters of the annotated outline of the final document were addressed in the Port Vila Declaration as a reflection of the region's position with regard to the various conceptual issues, as well as the region's aspirations for the Cairo Conference.
Ms. McAlpine then introduced the members of the Advisory Group on Finance andinvited them to present the different chapters of the 2012 study.
Other crimes containing the elements of terrorism were scattered about in different chapters of the Code(for example, hostage-taking) and lacked the implications that the crime has now.
In this context, a further factor encouraging andensuring coordination involves the linkages between the different chapters of Agenda 21.
Requests that the Platform for Action for the Conference reflect throughout its different chapters the situation and the fundamental rights of the girl child, namely in the areas specifically addressed during the general discussion of the Committee, as reflected in the report of its eighth session;
It would have two editors, two executive editors and two secretaries,who would have the same authority but would be responsible for different chapters.
The Expert Group further agreed to establish working groups to undertake the intersessional work with a view to enhancing or strengthening the different chapters of the draft guidelines and also identified leads within its membership to coordinate such work.
The representative of Canada suggested that the working group should adopt a work programme at the beginning of its next session which would allow enough time to consider the different chapters.
In previous drafts, traditional methods andtransactional profit methods had been covered in two different chapters, whereas the current draft dealt with them in one.
Mr. Mihaly Kadar, chairperson of the Working Group on Water and Health, together with other experts of this Working Group,would prepare by end of June 2005 a proposal of texts to be included in the different chapters;
The synopsis, as started for the second EPR of Uzbekistan, comprises a compilation of the executive summary,the conclusions and recommendations of the different chapters and the implementation of the recommendations made in the previous review, providing a comprehensive picture of the EPR publication of the reviewed country.