Examples of using Often overlap in English and their translations into Russian
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Different sustainable development objectives often overlap.
These groups often overlap, but may be divided in categories.
In the fertile fields of areas individuals often overlap.
Laboratory biosecurity and biosafety often overlap and should complement each other.
Commitments in various regulations and documents often overlap.
The Institute's numerous research investments often overlap with those found in the UNODC mission.
The boundaries between their individual practices often overlap.
In an organization with complex and often overlapping mandates, coordination becomes crucial.
In this school of thought,we build our reality in two, often overlapping, steps.
Phases and functions often overlap, requiring an approach that is at once integrated and comprehensive.
At the moment, these initiatives are not fully coordinated and often overlap.
In practice, the categories often overlap: a process improvement can include an automating or mechanizing achievement.
Gorillas do not display territorial behavior, andneighboring groups often overlap ranges.
Not surprisingly, these challenges often overlap with challenges faced in the management of vector control in general.
Many agencies are performing unnecessary andredundant tasks, often overlapping those of other agencies.
The Assembly recognizes that relief, rehabilitation, reconstruction anddevelopment are generally not consecutive but often overlap.
These channels are not independent from each other: they often overlap and their overall impact depends on the sum total of their interactions.
To draw a distinction between genocide and other core crimes did not really make sense,as in practice those crimes often overlapped.
With regard to broader coordination matters,the mandates of the special procedures often overlapped and the mandate holders worked to develop synergies.
The scope of an agreement often overlaps with its intent or purpose; by indicating what the agreement intends to regulate, it also defines its scope.
People with chronic health conditions constitute a target group that often overlaps with other target groups.
Furthermore, their functions and responsibilities often overlap, since they are identified not on the basis of a specific group of substances(for example pesticides, highly toxic or potentially toxic substances, radioactive substances and wastes), but rather on the nature of their activities health care, environmental protection and so on.
As elsewhere at Semirechie, drawings of ancient andmedieval nomads often overlap more ancient images.
However with so many agencies producing statistics in often overlapping areas, coordination and cooperation are key to a coherent system of official statistics.
The fruit is a samara with two winged seeds, each seed 4-7 mm diameter, with a 15 mm wing;the wings are forward-pointing and often overlapping each other.
Internally displaced persons andminorities are in practice often overlapping categories in Tajikistan, and distinctions in problems facing them are blurred.
Similarly, it was necessary to consolidate the system of internal justice by doing away with the multiplicity of bodies with often overlapping powers.
Today, there are several United Nations representatives in one country, often overlapping each other and often contributing to more fragmentation.
An advantage of the approach adopted by Finland is that it decreases the number of penal provisions andthe problems of interpretation caused by close and often overlapping penal provisions.
The table below, based on a sample of eight country classifications, illustrates the often overlapping classifications created to respond to the growing heterogeneity among developing countries.