Examples of using Particularly clear in English and their translations into Russian
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The defined-contribution scheme(Option B)as presented is not particularly clear.
The trend is particularly clear in developed countries.
The views that Martínez Cobo offers on his"working definition" are particularly clear.
This was particularly clear in the opinion of Lord Morris of Borth-y-Gest.
In the body there's some kind of lightness, no symptoms of headache,somehow it has become particularly clear and bright.
By particularly clear weather we perceive far off eternal snows of Kilimanjaro.
Chapter II was described as particularly clear, concise and well structured.
Particularly clear sea and excellent facilities won the beach a prize â the Blue flag.
Such challenges and constraints are particularly clear in the areas of resource mobilization.
This is particularly clear in the case of vertical inter-firm networks in"just-in-time" production.
The strange creature apparently did not remember some of the details about itself, butone word was particularly clear.
That was particularly clear if the local proceeding was a“main proceeding”.
The need to maintain the mutually supportive butseparate character of respective mandates is particularly clear in the area of monitoring.
This is made particularly clear in the liturgy, especially in the Eucharistic canon.
In the case of the Conference on Disarmament, the only multilateral negotiating forum on the subject,the need is particularly clear.
This is particularly clear in rural areas, where over 74 per cent of the population live.
It would be more logical to place draft article 7 immediately after article 4, since it is simply a particularly clear case of the application of article 4.
This term is particularly clear in relation to the stories told among the Walak tribe Western Lani.
Vice versa, the finality, frailty, emptiness andinsignificance of existence in a particularly clear way exists in moments, when love, creative impulse is lacking.
This becomes particularly clear against the background of other possible candidates for prime minister, e.g.
This social capital is now recognized to be a crucial asset of society,the value of which is particularly clear when there are economic shocks and adverse economic conditions.
Extreme poverty is thus a particularly clear illustration of the indivisibility and interdependence of human rights.
A high-level UNFPA/ECE evaluation mission of independent experts in early January 1996 concluded that all three projects"are highly relevant to country concerns","(they) constitute a highly efficient and cost-effective regional population programme" andthat"the benefit to the transition countries is particularly clear.
However, the true advantages of these tapes become particularly clear if you compare the double-sided adhesive tapes with other mounting methods.
A particularly clear example may be found in a report by the United Nations Secretary-General on the administrative and budgetary aspects of the financing of United Nations peacekeeping operations.
Judge Pettiti, in his partly concurring opinion, made this particularly clear:"Freedom of religion and conscience certainly entails accepting proselytism, even where it is not respectable.
This is particularly clear for India and Thailand, which recognize traditional forest-related knowledge but not indigenous peoples.
The difficulty with the right to own property- and what makes it interesting- is that, since it cuts across all the usualcategories of human rights, it provides a particularly clear explanation of the existential connection between the beneficiary of the right and the network of relationships without which it is unintelligible, including the material dimensions that this linkage implies.
This is particularly clear when State officials force family members to rape their female relatives or to witness their rape.