Examples of using Narrow interpretation in English and their translations into Russian
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It reflects a narrow interpretation of criminal intent.
The frequent lack of a definition of"the public",which might lead to a narrow interpretation in practice;
A narrow interpretation of innovation prevails, with too much focus on"frontier" innovative developments.
At present, technology and international peace andsecurity are based on a narrow interpretation of the concept of human rights.
This gives a narrow interpretation of article 27 of the Covenant relating to the rights of persons belonging to minorities.
Formats of data presentation allow analyzing different aspects of received information application both in narrow interpretation and system interpretation. .
Ms. Wedgwood said that the State party's narrow interpretation of the rights under article 27 of the Covenant was self-defeating.
A narrow interpretation would mean that the Committee's work would be restricted to the consideration and follow-up of reports submitted by States parties to the Convention.
To retain the phrase under discussion would lead to a narrow interpretation of article 13, whereas the Commission had intended its applicability to be very broad.
This narrow interpretation of article 2.3 refers in particular to the notion of economic rights and to the notion of developing countries.
In applying such international standards, United States courts have adopted a narrow interpretation in light of"a general policy of enforceability of agreements to arbitrate.
Imposing one's own narrow interpretation of human rights standards on others could only stoke intercultural and interreligious tensions.
Subsequent agreements andsubsequent practice can help identify the"ordinary meaning" of a particular term by confirming a narrow interpretation of different possible shades of meaning of the term.
It had thus opted for a narrow interpretation of the Committee's General guidelines on the form and contents of periodic reports CAT/C/14/Rev.1.
In speaking about governance, however,one should adopt the widest possible definition, which goes well beyond the sometimes narrow interpretation of"political" governance.
From the outset, the Human Rights Committee had rejected a narrow interpretation of the right whereby it would encompass only a right to protection from arbitrary killing.
The narrow interpretation by the courts of domestic violence as an immediate threat to the life and health of the victim does not cover the emotional and psychological integrity of victims of domestic violence.
Mr. ABASCAL(Mexico) reiterated his earlier comment concerning the excessively narrow interpretation of article 13; that article should not be restricted solely to the formation of contracts.
Whether the narrow interpretation of applicable standards is acceptable or not, the submission of such guidelines for public scrutiny is a good practice which should be welcomed and developed further.
Although in some instances this judgement seemed to be based on an exceedingly narrow interpretation of what constitutes"population activities", the Secretariat accepted the organizations' views.
The narrow interpretation of social protection has been more or less restricted to social security systems that are fundamentally occupational related insurance schemes-- both publicly provided and private.
The argument of the Party concerned that almost none of the finance contract constitutes environmental information in the sense of the Convention appears to be based on a narrow interpretation of the definition of"environmental information.
However, some court rulings or orders contain another narrow interpretation of extraction of widespread mineral deposits in the context of the earlier version of Art. 19 of the Subsoil Law.
Concerning the State party's argument that article 11(2)(b) of the Convention does not apply to self-employed women, the Committee notes that nothing in the wording of article 11, generally, or article 11(2)(b), specifically,supports such a narrow interpretation.
The Committee further observes that the State party's narrow interpretation of the definition of minority is impeding for some groups the enjoyment of human rights protected under the Convention.
If the United Nations is to be relevant in future-- and seen to be relevant by the peoples for whom the Charter was written-- then it cannot avert its eyes from such atrocities because some of us here insist on a narrow interpretation of sovereignty.
The majority also provided a narrow interpretation of article 4 of CERD by holding that it did not entail an obligation to prohibit the dissemination of ideas of racial superiority.
Mr. Flinterman, following up on the issue of the interpretation of section 13 of the Constitution, said that he had been pleased by the liberal interpretation of the Privy Council butwas somewhat dismayed by the narrow interpretation given by the Government.
The courts gave a very narrow interpretation of the principle of"equal treatment" contained in article 5 of the Labour Act and rejected the claim of the author under article 5 of the Labour Act.
It was noted that the value of draft recommendation 4 was to authorize and encourage insolvency representatives to take whatever steps were required to ensure coordination of all proceedings with respect to group members,thereby avoiding a narrow interpretation of their functions.