Examples of using Possible evolution in English and their translations into Russian
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Possible evolution of market-based mechanisms.
From the book"The Psychology of Man's Possible Evolution.
Possible evolution of non-market-based mechanisms.
We may be able to avoid a possible evolution in the direction of a church.
Possible evolutions of the peer review procedure.
How does this impact on the regime's possible evolution in the future?
It was said that the 1976 version of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules did not contain a provision on their possible evolution.
A final assessment of the Decade must take into account the possible evolution of disaster reduction in the twenty-first century.
Given the possible evolution of space activities(such as industry, transport or exploitation of space) in Tunisia, the activities of CNEEA are as follows.
During the reporting period operational planning for a possible evolution continued.
Considering that these forecasts reflect an approximation of the possible evolution of prices in Spain, the average of these estimations has been chosen, that is 2,5 per cent annual budgetary rate of increase.
The truth concerning ourselves is the fundamental precondition for all possible evolution on the Path.
The Council reiterated that approval of the concept did not prejudge a political decision on the possible evolution of the operation, which would need to take political developments, including the future role of the European Union Special Representative.
The purpose of such a process would be to ensure continuity, compliance andimplementation as well as adaptation to the possible evolutions in the technical field.
There have been calls for a dialogue on intellectual property regimes and the possible evolution of their focus from protection of innovation to one that fosters its dissemination.
In the conarchical organization each part takes part to the management of the evolution processes andforms a whole totality aiming to the maximum possible evolution of all the parts.
On 18 May, the Council of the European Union approved, for planning purposes, the concept for a possible evolution of Operation ALTHEA towards a nonexecutive capacity-building and training operation.
The correct approach, especially after detecting during a check values of elevated intraocular pressure,would be to perform periodic checks in order to monitor the eye pressure and its possible evolution.
Competition is effect of diversity,it therefore must be pressed for, in function of the maximum possible evolution of every individual and therefore of the entirety of them.
The current integrated border security system has been implemented in part through state-of-the-art technological equipment that is sensitive to the modus operandi of transborder crime and its possible evolution.
With this, the political regime serves as the most flexible element that finally predetermines the possible evolution of all the other elements, their role and meaning inside this system.
It was suggested that a reference in investment treaties to the"UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules" without any further indication of a version of the Rules could be interpreted as a"dynamic reference",encompassing further possible evolution of the Rules.
However, it believes that in order to allow further progress on this right and possible evolution of Member States' positions at a later stage, normal reporting rules and procedures as well as language within the United Nations and the Working Groups under the Commission on Human Rights should be applied.
Current discussions andinitiatives on the regulatory framework and possible evolutions in the coming years.
The purpose of the UNECE study on LNG is to provide additional insights on the future use of LNG in the UNECE region, possible evolution of its competitiveness, evaluation of financial requirements, cost and economics along the value chain, visibility of future capacity and investment needs, identification of barriers which might inhibit the sector's ability to continue providing the desired services in a timely and affordable manner, as well as main contractual and regulatory issues.
The view was expressed that a reference in treaties to the"UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules" without any further indication of a version of the Rules could beinterpreted as a"dynamic reference", encompassing further possible evolutions of the Rules A/CN.9/WG. II/WP.162, para. 30.
It welcomed further progress with the preparatory planning work for the possible future evolution of Operation Althea into a nonexecutive capacity-building and training operation; and reiterated that a decision on the possible evolution of the operation would need to take political developments, including the future role of the European Union Special Representative, into account.
It was also suggested that the development of best practices may constitute a useful basis for further work andthat a handbook reflecting existing basic norms in the relevant fields of law as well as elements signifying a possible evolution of State practice be contemplated.
On the basis of previous consultations and the replies to the questionnaire addressed by the Bureau of the Commission,the dialogue will be pursued in order to explore more in depth the possible evolution of the work of the PSBs and help the Commission in making final decisions on strategic orientations for the future.
Mr. Méndez(Special Rapporteur on torture and other cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment)said that the proposed legal study on the emerging norm of customary law with regard to abolition of the death penalty would provide in-depth analysis of the possible evolutions in international law.