Examples of using Subsisting in English and their translations into Russian
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My dear sir,"the disagreement subsisting between yourself and my late honoured father.
Indications are that by 2015 some 720 million people will still remain on the threshold of extreme poverty, subsisting on less than $1 a day.
The majority of these world races soon become omnivorous, subsisting upon a wide range of viands from both the animal and vegetable kingdoms.
In line with the case law in the Marckx case, it would also provide a legitimate basis for positive action to correct subsisting inequalities.
Cessation is required in respect of any continuing breach of a subsisting obligation, and no separate issue of damage arises.
Thus it is no excuse under international law for non-compliance with a subsisting treaty obligation to State A that the State was simultaneously complying with a treaty obligation to State B. So far as the law of responsibility is concerned, this raises questions about the possibility of cessation or restitution in cases where it is impossible for the State concerned to comply with both obligations.
More than two thirds of the population are considered poor subsisting on less than a dollar per day.
According to the World Bank,the number of the people subsisting on less than a dollar a day rose by 3 per cent from 1996 to 1998 and now stands at 1.3 billion.
He also maintains his claims under article 14, paragraph 5,since the Supreme Court has failed to eradicate the subsisting contradictions in his case.
All copyrights andother intellectual property rights subsisting in this website and its contents are the property of Stokke AS.
There are over one billion people-- one in every six people around the world-- who live in extreme poverty, subsisting on less than $1 a day.
As a consequence of owning neither land norresources to continue subsisting as they had done before the conquest, the Indians became equivalent to the poor.
The successful conclusion of Doha development talks andthe implementation of their outcome would provide succour to the almost 1 billion people currently subsisting on less than one dollar a day.
One fifth of the world's population still live in abject poverty,barely subsisting on less than the price of the newspaper sold around the corner from our hotels.
We wish in particular to call for continued support and adequate attention to middle-income countries and their specific needs, keeping in mind that, according to the estimates of this Organization itself,more than 40 per cent of the people subsisting on less than two dollars per day reside in those countries.
For the supplementary materials in part changing the essence of invention subsisting the procedure, established by parts 11 and 12 of this article and by parts 4 and 5 of the article 23-2.
Immunity ratione materiae, on the other hand, was granted to all persons acting on behalf of the State and was, in principle,not limited ratione temporis, subsisting even after the expiry of the official's term of office.
Mr. Barros Melet(Chile) said that, since adopting the Millennium Declaration, his Government's primary aim had been to halve the proportion of its population subsisting on less than $1.25 per day and the number of people suffering from hunger, in a context in which roughly 40 per cent of the population had been living in poverty in 1990.
We face such a situation in Moldova,which is worsened because 40 percent of population is employed or subsisting from agricultural activities which bring very small incomes.
This new foreign currency purchases by individual firms does not affect the subsisting yearly individual quota which was pegged at $50,000.
The program"Road to Work" gives help to women getting out from inactivity and reaching activity, andis aimed at encouraging those steadily unemployed and subsisting on regular social aids to find a job and at improving their ability to be employed.
One of the most prominent examples is the case initiated by Nicaragua against Colombia before the International Court of Justice with regard to"legal issues subsisting" between the two States"concerning title to territory8 and maritime delimitation" in the western Caribbean.
On 6 December 2001 Nicaragua filed an Application instituting proceedings against Colombia in respect of a dispute concerning"a group of related legal issues subsisting" between the two States"concerning title to territory and maritime delimitation" in the western Caribbean.
As the Committee has considered the communication inadmissible in relation to the Czech Republic because of non-exhaustion of domestic remedies,the author has no separately subsisting claim in relation to the Slovak Republic and this part of the communication is inadmissible under article 2 of the Optional Protocol.
On 31 January, it was recalled in the Security Council that more than 16 per cent of the world's population-- some 1 billion people-- are living, or rather subsisting, in extreme poverty and are directly affected by civil wars or at high risk of such in the very near future.
Some 1.2 billion people subsist on less than $1 a day.
To affirm the relationship that subsists between acts of terrorism and transnational organized crime;
He subsists on a diet of ramen, weed, and frozen chimichangas.
These tribes subsist for months at a time on a giant toadstool.
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