Examples of using Particular forms in English and their translations into Russian
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Features of particular forms of corporate investment.
There is a move away from per se rules applied to particular forms of conduct.
Are there particular forms of local government that are successful in empowering communities?
Each group faced its own particular forms of discrimination.
Neither the practice of States nor case law ordoctrine required particular forms.
Women wage-earners hold such particular forms of employment slightly more often than men 14.6 per cent as against 13.2 per cent.
There is a move away from per se rules applied to particular forms of conduct.
Particular forms and conditions for autonomy of some settlements on the left bank of the River Dniester and in the south of the Republic of Moldova;
The author is focusing on the values of a Soviet person,which are embodied in particular forms and symbols.
After analysing these particular forms of religious discrimination, he returns to the question of the universality of the fight against discrimination.
They are intended for use by particular groups of stakeholders or in regard to particular forms of violence against women.
His country visits had enabled him to identify particular forms of violence against children and observe practical measures to prevent and respond to such violence.
Personal data are only then ascertained if this is necessaryfor use of the services offered on the website, in particular forms.
The Committee would appreciate information on the particular forms of discrimination suffered by women members of minority groups.
With respect to the formalities to which unilateral acts were subjected, it was observed that neither the practice of States nor case law ordoctrine required particular forms.
They are less often present onthe labour market and more often subject to particular forms of employment(part-time) and unemployment.
Particular forms of the indefinite pronouns(and their corresponding adjectives) occur: oarecine("someone", standard cineva), oarece"something", standard ceva.
However, it indicated that it would, in cooperation with its functional commissions, clarify the particular forms under which common themes should be considered by them.
Increasingly, campaigns to prevent particular forms of violence against girls are undertaken in partnership by public and non-governmental actors, including men's organizations, religious leaders and the media.
That set of provisions should be of a residual and general character andwould help to shape more detailed regimes for particular forms of specially hazardous activity.
The Commission, noting that the provision should be neutral as regards particular forms of technology, accepted these suggestions in principle and referred them to the drafting group.
In 2005, the Ministry of Internal Affairs, together with interested entities,took measures to combat crimes connected with manifestations of particular forms of violence against women.
Countries have undertaken successful awareness-raising campaigns on particular forms of violence, for instance on domestic violence, and harmful traditional practices.
A model of allocation of loss that would be general and residual in character received support,noting that it would help to shape more detailed regimes for particular forms of specially hazardous activity.
In accordance with their special Statutes,adopted by constitutional law, particular forms and conditions of autonomy are granted to five Regions Friuli-Venezia Giulia, Sardinia, Sicily, Trentino Alto Adige and Valle d'Aosta.
A step-by-step approach had been taken to the elaboration of rules of international law against terrorism; in other words,specific instruments had been adopted for the suppression of particular forms of terrorist activities.
In response to the delegations of the Syrian Arab Republic and Palestine,he said the study had looked at particular forms of violence by State actors; he also drew attention to paragraph 71 of the report.
Particular forms of violence against women have also been discussed in relation to torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment, extrajudicial, summary or arbitrary executions, freedom of religion or belief, and the right to food.
However, the difficult process requires at the outset an appreciation of what cultural factors may underpin particular forms of behaviour that place indigenous peoples at risk of HIV.
The Commission highlighted the situation of women, or particular forms of human rights violations suffered by women, in conjunction with several issues and stressed the importance of systematically taking into account a gender perspective when dealing with such issues or topics.