Examples of using Some contexts in English and their translations into Russian
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In some contexts,"any" means"every" or"all";
An indeterminate form expression may have a value in some contexts.
In some contexts, it works to use just“libre software.”.
For example, the editors did not discourage split infinitives, butinstead justified their use in some contexts.
In some contexts, the term"identity abuse" is also used.
While this provides new opportunities for volunteering for some people in some contexts, for others it can represent additional barriers to participation.
In some contexts technology can offer increased precision.
According to Daniel Meyer-Dinkgräfe- a professor of Drama, rasa in the Upanishads refers to the"essence, self-luminous consciousness,quintessence" but also"taste" in some contexts.
In some contexts, criminal liability might be imposed for violating them.
There is a distinction in some contexts between“incitement” and“instigation”.
In some contexts, opposition to a peace agreement is not tactical but fundamental.
The context of the data is important when determining levels of confidentiality, as in some contexts, the impact of disclosure on data subjects may be very high;
In some contexts it is considered a leisure activity as well as an economic one.
Given the cultural acceptance of the role of men as the breadwinner in some contexts, the limited prospects of employment for young men may be devastating to their sense of self-worth.
In some contexts, justice systems do not serve the needs of survivors and may actually do further harm.
Bar codes could be useful in some contexts but would be meaningless to the end-consumer.
In some contexts, temporary special measures emphasize the legal protection of individuals against discrimination.
Concerns have also been raised about women's relatively poor access in some contexts to the documents required to register and vote, such as identification documents or citizenship certificates.
In some contexts, children join armed groups because they are encouraged to do so by their families and/or communities.
Furthermore, cash transfers were extremely vulnerable to the volatile prices orinflation of the commodities they were intended to purchase, and in some contexts could even exacerbate inflation.
In some contexts, it may be appropriate to use the term“person under the age of 18” instead of the term“child”.
As the above-mentioned examples demonstrate,economic realities are important and in some contexts may even have a significant impact on well-established risk factors for crime, such as the existence of gangs.
In some contexts, drug consumption and drug trafficking were drivers of crime against women and children.
While central agencies may be more resistant to political capture in some contexts, regional delivery is more suitable to overcome the information problems involved in investment decisions.
In some contexts, the principal challenge is to make more efficient use of water that is already being extracted for irrigation.
The negative effects of emigration of the highly skilled, the so-called"brain drain" has been well documented, with the loss of human capital affecting theprovision of basic services, draining fiscal resources and reducing economic growth in some contexts.
In some contexts, images of charismatic ecosystems might mobilize people in the same way that charismatic animal species do;
The article reconstructs some contexts that are relevant to the choice of this particular book, made by Karion for Sophia Alekseevna.
In some contexts, especially in optimization, one differentiates between strongly polynomial time and weakly polynomial time algorithms.
(For instance, in some contexts the French and Spanish word“libre” works well, but people in India do not recognize it at all.).