Examples of using Not the exception in English and their translations into Russian
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It is the normal state for all believers, not the exception.
Not the exception that for this gas Moldova will never get the money.
Debt audits must be the rule, not the exception.
Impunity appears to be the rule, not the exception.
This is true for any country, not the exception, and our neighbors in the former Soviet bloc, and now the representatives of the EU- Estonians.
Personalized care is now the rule, not the exception.
Multi-stakeholder coalitions must become the norm and not the exception if we are to successfully address the challenges before us.
We make reliable andtimely response the rule not the exception.
Access to such procedures should thus be the presumption, not the exception cf. findings on communication ACCC/C/2005/11 concerning Belgium, paras. 34- 36.
More transparency should be the norm and not the exception.
Leather has always been a popular material, not the exception, and stick in a leather case.
According to what the Working Group was told,detention is the rule and not the exception.
Ukraine: In Banderastan insanity, denial andlies are the norm, not the exception.
Democratic elections are gradually becoming the norm, and not the exception, in Africa.
Besides, constant horizontal position can lead to pneumonia,congestive phenomena, not the exception, and there are sores etc.
In complex emergencies, flagrant violations of international humanitarian law are all too often the norm and not the exception.
Open meetings should be the rule and not the exception.
In the daily practice of international law, compliance is the rule and not the exception.
Sailing into incredible sunsets could be the rule, not the exception.
Equal progress on all three fronts should be the norm, not the exception.
Informal consultations of the Council are still the rule, not the exception.
Access to such procedures should thus be the presumption, not the exception.
Assistance in the implementation of IPR recommendations should be the norm and not the exception.
It is further concerned that the deprivation of this right appears to be the rule and not the exception.
It is our sincere hope that non-selective application of human rights standards will become the rule, not the exception.
Differences in access to opportunity, income, consumption, location, information andtechnology are now the norm, not the exception.
Many clean technologies are cost-effective, and with additional research and development, could become the rule, not the exception.