Examples of using Rather broad in English and their translations into Russian
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This is rather broad significance of the concept.
The charitable activities may be carried out by rather broad spectrum of institutions.
Which is a rather broad and general definition.
The definition of the environmental damage in the Lugano Convention is rather broad.
Another concern was the use of the rather broad term"international crimes.
There is a rather broad selection of herbs to assist when a man cannot get an erection.
As for the term"available",we understood this term to be used in a rather broad sense.
The programme aims at offering a rather broad variety of topics within a coherent framework.
Judicial discussion of the principle of self-determination has been relatively rare and rather broad.
The Code contains rather broad wordings, the violation of which can be interpreted arbitrarily.
Moreover, the export industries in table 1 constitute rather broad production sectors.
UNITAR will soon launch a rather broad training and capacity-building programme in Afghanistan.
Care and Maintenance programmes for both refugees andthe internally displaced will often include objectives which appear rather broad.
Major city streets were straight and rather broad, with houses properly placed, and intersected at the right angle.
Other conventions, such as the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods,allowed for rather broad reservations.
The rather broad wording could end up imposing unnecessary limitations on activities conducted in the surroundings of an aquifer.
And this was done not only in token of paying tribute to the architectural traditions of Saint Petersburg:the courtyards successfully solve the problem of insolation in the rather broad buildings.
In addition to those rather broad models, prosecutorial discretion is available to a more limited extent in Croatia, the FYR of Macedonia and Slovenia.
They are summarised in the figure below.Here the realm of ISA is taken in a rather broad sense: from the very basic speed delimiter to very sophisticated equipment.
Therefore, even this rather broad definition can be too narrow in respect of specific forms of misbehaviour that should also be regarded as corruption.
The factors relevant to the utilization of a watercourse listed in article 6 defined a rather broad area, since they took into account"the population dependent on the watercourse.
MCAD can bind to a rather broad range of chain-lengths in the acyl-CoA substrate, however studies show that its specificity tends to target octanoyl-CoA C8-CoA.
They do not indicate concrete actions, milestones, targets, and SMART indicators to measure the success andperformance of the activities to be undertaken by the GM in order to fulfil a rather broad mandate.
In practice, this covers a rather broad range of literature and analysis, often with somewhat different starting points.
The rather broad terms used in the drafting of the article- an approach with which the Nordic countries agreed- again highlighted the need to introduce into the articles on State responsibility effective provisions on compulsory third-party dispute settlement procedures.
Specialized expert organizations in Kazakhstan provide a rather broad range of consultancy services, including those related to the various permitting or reporting procedures.
The term"relate" is a rather broad one: a plan or programme can"relate" to the environment in a positive or a negative way, i.e. have adverse effects or beneficial effects on the environment.
Given that the thematic area"Creating a supportive environment for innovative development andknowledge based competitiveness" is rather broad and in view of the limited time and resources available, the TOS-ICP can initially address only a limited number of issues within this wide area.
Through the rather broad decentralization and delegation of areas of competence, coupled with an increased shouldering of responsibility by staff, each programme is now going through a phase of strengthening and development.
Moreover the notion of"environment" was rather broad, and it therefore raised concerns that it might trigger a flood of claims for damages.