Examples of using More difficult issues in English and their translations into Russian
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In addition, all the more difficult issues had been referred to the General Assembly for action.
Discussions in the second week should focus on the few critical and somewhat more difficult issues that may remain.
There are more difficult issues, however, which ought to be determined by the Committee, its working group or the chairperson or rapporteur of the working group.
During the informal consultations, some of the more difficult issues were taken up for discussion and negotiation.
More difficult issues requiring more complex arrangements would be resolved through continuing negotiations and achieved in subsequent steps.
One of the Government's current priorities was to address more difficult issues such as domestic violence and trafficking in women.
One of the more difficult issues in the first two months was the adoption of the Council's provisional rules of procedure, which were eventually signed on 20 February 1997.
New Zealand is now focused on improving equality between different groups of women and resolving more difficult issues such as family violence.
The absence of such a requirement would raise even more difficult issues of knowledge; in the context of ancillary responsibility and having regard to the pacta tertiis rule, the text can be defended.
Generally, Governments, experts and law-enforcement agencies see it as a positive development,although many feel that some of the more difficult issues have not been addressed.
Even if some form of compensation of participants is envisaged,it creates more difficult issues, particularly regarding the distribution of rights between the individual and the community.
He appealed for patience andcommon sense in the early stages of the implementation, stressing that the Committee had been able to reach consensus on even more difficult issues in the past.
The substantive aspect of the principle, on the other hand,raises more difficult issues concerning its precise content and lacks similar consensus.
So in our view, perhaps it is better to concentrate on those areas, get some work started, andat the same time continue our consultations in some regulated way in order to arrive at a conclusion on other more difficult issues.
The second, the substantive aspect of the requirement of non-discrimination, on the other hand,raises more difficult issues concerning its precise content and lacks similar consensus.
Although Croatian timetables often slipped, the Commission has made progresson non-controversial technical aspects of reintegration, but President Tudjman's personal intervention is still required for more difficult issues.
As with similar initiatives undertaken for negotiations on far more difficult issues of international relations, we can only imagine the resounding positive effect for the international community of such a rapprochement, based on the fundamental principle of the self-determination of peoples.
Third question: Whether we should immediately start negotiations on a possible concrete step forward andat the same time conduct substantive discussions on other important but more difficult issues, without excluding future negotiations?
However, if the Court decides to examine the evidence behind the reasons for listing provided by the Committee, or if it decides it must conduct a complete review of the listing decisions,it will give rise to new and more difficult issues.
New Zealand's focus is now not only on improving equality between men and women, butimproving equality between different groups of women and resolving more difficult issues such as family violence and occupational segregation.
Responding to this productive mood, and convinced that we could advance the process if we continued, our delegations proposed- and the Fourth Committee agreed- to defer action on the draft resolution andcontinue the informal dialogue to tackle the more difficult issues still outstanding.
We call for a new beginning between the Governments of those two great nations-- one large and one small-- akin to similar initiatives taken for negotiation of far more difficult issues of international relations between States Members of this Organization.
The importance of States Parties to the Agreement agreeing to be bound by measures adopted in RFMOs is nevertheless likely to increase with time as more Parties to the Agreement address more difficult issues related to implementation of the Agreement.
A more difficult issue is: on which grounds should the indicators be disaggregated?
Structural discrimination, however, is a persistent and more difficult issue to address.
The second, more difficult issue concerns the consequences for a flag State that does not implement its responsibilities with respect to ships that fly its flag.
In addition, the Committee's disposition of this Communication should not be misread as showing any indifference to the more difficult issue of article 11 of the Covenant, which specifically forbids imprisonment"on the ground of inability to fulfil a contractual obligation.
An even more difficult issue in this regard relates to time-share properties. Since for the same accounting period such a property may be"owned" by residents of different countries, a direct allocation to the country of origin seems almost impossible.
A more difficult issue is whether an international organization would be entitled to invoke the responsibility of another international organization for the breach of an obligation owed to the international community as a whole.
Another even more difficult issue is establishing satellite fish observations.