Examples of using More precise definition in English and their translations into Russian
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In Scientology a more precise definition arose.
More precise definition of their cultural and chronological affiliation is regarded as difficult but important aim.
The view was expressed that a more precise definition of crimes was desirable.
First, in draft articles 1 to 3,the scope of the relevance threshold of"significant" required further clarification and more precise definition.
Give a more precise definition of the criteria that destabilize the system.
Nevertheless, it would be useful to give a more precise definition of their scope.
They include more precise definition of product with defects provided by Article 5.
It should also formulate and adopt a more precise definition of terrorist acts.
Providing a more precise definition of cases where the principle of equal treatment in employment is not violated;
The State party should produce a more precise definition of terrorist offences.
In the light of the statute for the International Tribunal for crimes in the former Yugoslavia,this statute, too, should contain a more precise definition of crimes.
This was made evident in a more precise definition of UNIDO's services and products.
Construe the offences of active and passive bribery of national public officials in a way that provides for a more precise definition of their"official duty.
It believed that a more precise definition and a more practical methodology were needed.
HR Committee stated that Iceland should formulate and adopt a more precise definition of terrorist offences.
It was suggested that a more precise definition was needed to take into account the special quality of breaches of erga omnes obligations.
For that reason, an attempt should be made to reach a more precise definition to open the way to uniformity.
The discussion requires a more precise definition of observed trends, as well as an analysis of the relationship between inequality and economic growth.
The State party should formulate and adopt a more precise definition of terrorist offences.
Article 6, which gives a more precise definition of and substance to the principle of equitable and reasonable utilization, is in principle acceptable to the Turkish Government.
Although he considered terrorism to be a serious crime,he would like to see a more precise definition of that crime than in the text as currently formulated.
To provide a more precise definition of volume contracts in draft article 1(2) which would require a minimum number of shipments, such as 5, or containers, such as 500;
The Communication of 28 November 2001 contains a more precise definition of the methods which might be applied to asylum policy.
The current wording of paragraph(c) andthe commentary left a number of questions unanswered, and the Commission could prepare a more precise definition of the term"relevant connection.
We address this problem by publishing a more precise definition of free software, but this is not a perfect solution;
A more precise definition of the cost- benefit curve, for example, would enable governments to take better account in their cost calculations of the economic benefits of avoiding greater climate change.
The first concept was indeed necessary but required more precise definition, for an invalid reservation would be null and void.
Would a more precise definition facilitate the better realization of the rights of minorities and would it help to clarify relations between States and groups?
The service lines provide an excellent focus for a more precise definition of the ultimate results that UNDP wants to achieve.
It urged Monaco to adopt a more precise definition of terrorist acts while ensuring that all measures to combat terrorism comply with its obligations under international law.