Examples of using Only broad in English and their translations into Russian
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The geography of Lyubov Talimonova's exhibitions is not only broad, but also unusual.
In many cases, only broad criteria are indicated for the approval of technology-transfer agreements.
In view of the foregoing, any amendment of the Charter must ensure that representation is not only broad but also balanced and equitable.
But they represent only broad features and patterns and are able to reproduce the changes in the large scale.
Information on the flow of financial resources to the economies in transition is still patchy, and only broad orders of magnitude are available.
Only broad and non-discriminatory participation in these controls can guarantee the effective achievement of the goals that are being pursued.
In the frame of this camera hits Palace street,which is not only broad road for the passage of cars, but also houses, shops and other administrative buildings.
Only broad and non-discriminatory participation in those controls can guarantee effectiveness in complying with the goals that have been set forth.
In cases wherenecessary variables are available, large uncertainties occur within climate scenarios and therefore only broad sensitivity studies can be conducted.
Only broad and serious cooperation on the peaceful uses of atomic energy could eliminate the potential dangers of ionizing radiation.
A possible solution could be to avoid these issues by not identifying these groups,e.g. by not collecting sensitive variables or by disseminating only broad aggregates.
The Community directive, by definition, sets forth only broad licensing criteria, leaving States some flexibility in transposing it into domestic law.
Depending on the completeness of the identification procedure we needdifferent amounts of information: an exhaustive"branch of economic activity" or only broad categories of industry.
For example, the OECD Guidelines on Multinational Enterprises refer to human rights in only broad terms, while the ILO Tripartite Declaration refers to specific workers' rights;
Some Parties provided details of their development priorities and plans to address them in the context of short- and long-term development plans,whereas others provided only broad information on this matter.
The State party also argues that the communication is insufficiently substantiated providing only broad and undetailed assertions with respect to article 23 and very little concerning article 24.
Only broad acceptance of the court's jurisdiction would ensure its universality and effectiveness, while also reducing the burden of court-related expenditures, which would have to be borne by States parties to the statute.
While the general comments of the Committee have gone a considerable way in assisting States in this exercise,they necessarily provide only broad frameworks that require adaptation to the national context.
The revised risk register includes only broad descriptions of who owns the risks(for example,"requires attention from senior managers") and does not clearly assign accountability or ownership of the risks;
Decision 13/CP.1, while recalling the provisions of chapter 34 of Agenda 21 and the relevant provisions of the Convention,provides only broad guidance concerning the scope of such technology assessments to be undertaken by the secretariat.
Although both the IDS andthe Declaration contain only broad guidelines regarding international cooperation in the protection of the environment, global concern and action in that field have intensified tremendously since their adoption.
In spite of the long previous discussion to reach a consensus on how to define desertification,the definition is complex and simplistic at the same time, equating desertification and'human-induced land degradation' in drylands, and considering only broad classifications of climatic zones- arid, semiarid and dry sub-humid.
To be more effective and efficient,these joint efforts require not only broader support and cooperation from national Governments, but also greater involvement and participation form civil society actors and individuals.
By the mid-1950s, there was a worldwide consensus that nuclear science should be accessible and that only broad cooperation could ensure the progressive development of this research, as well as the peaceful use of atomic energy.
Of particular concern are States' responses that provide only broad assertions as to purported support activity on the part of petitioners and limited, and in some instances, no substantiating information or detail.
To be more effective and efficient,these joint efforts require not only broad support and cooperation from national Governments, but also greater involvement and participation from local governments, civil associations and even individuals.
Solutions can be achieved only through broad international cooperation.
The table thus gives only a broad range of investment costs.
The second definition above gives only a broad qualification to the concept of population.
Only through broad awareness can we fight extremism and preserve peace in multi-ethnic Kyrgyzstan.