Examples of using Such terminology in English and their translations into Russian
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The use of such terminology was unacceptable.
CESCR urged Malta to expedite the planned revision of the Civil Code so as to abolish such terminology and ensure equality in this regard.
Such terminology made it difficult to understand the question of ethnicity in Croatia.
The European Union did not consider that such terminology would unduly shift its focus.
Such terminology translates an international standard vocabulary into regionally used languages.
ClimateWise and UNEP proposed contributing to bridging this gap by providing a draft glossary of such terminology through their insurance company members and partners.
Such terminology has many interpretations, some of which are counter to our national legislation and religious beliefs.
The Master's program"Governance of Science, Technology andInnovation" teaches students not only to use such terminology in the proper context but understand how the innovation system works from inside.
We do not accept that such terminology accurately reflects the present-day relationship between the United Kingdom and its overseas Territories.
This will finally end the speculation as to what"full economy airfare" or"IATA full economy class fare" means,for in the airline industry such terminology does not exist.
His system, however, is based primarily on such terminology as the different"orders of abstraction," and formulations such as"consciousness of abstracting.
In a previous criticism of a report of the State party, the Committee had raised questions about the use of terms such as"pure blood" and"mixed blood" andexpressed concern that such terminology and the idea of racial superiority that it might entail continued to be widespread in Korean society.
Such terminology can irritate sub-editors and other journalists using the text, while it might be acceptable in a specialist document.
Finally, the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Nagoya Protocol adopted decision NP-2/7 on the use of the terminology“indigenous peoples andlocal communities” in the context of the Nagoya Protocol; such terminology will henceforth be used in decisions of the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Protocol as well as relevant documentation prepared by the Secretariat.
The use of such terminology in these circumstances trivializes the very real and tragic problems of ethnic cleansing in other parts of the world.
In this regard,while appreciating the explanation provided by the delegation that references to concepts such as"pure blood" and"mixed-bloods" in paragraphs 43 to 46 of the report are to be intended as a mere description of a terminology still in use in the State party, the Committee is nonetheless concerned that such terminology, and the idea of racial superiority that it may entail, continues to be widespread in Korean society arts. 2 and 7.
There is no reason whatsoever to apply such terminology as"nonimplementation of the Safeguards Agreement" of the International Atomic Energy Agency in the case of the DPRK.
Yet such terminology would blur the issue of the basic entitlement to the land in question and would militate against time-honoured United Nations principles regarding independence and occupation.
It was observed that the legislative guide, in referring to the project company, often used terms that indicated aparticular form of company; it was suggested that such terminology should be avoided, because various corporate forms were used for incorporating project operators, the common characteristic of which was that the liability of the company owners for the obligations of the company was limited to their stake in the company.
Such terminology induces anti-Serb feelings, i.e. nationalistic and racial discrimination, incompatible with article 1 of the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, the prevention of which is the crux of the Sub-Commission's mandate.
The 1994 ICPD report had expressly stated that such terminology created no new human rights, that abortion should never be a family planning solution and that it was a matter of national legislation.
Such terminology clearly emphasized the crucial point of the definition, which was the State's intention, as well as incidentally indicating that a unilateral act might have legal effects in addition to the creation of obligations, such as, for example, the effect of retaining or even acquiring rights.
He argued that using such terminology implies that there is"a pure element" to religion"which is in some way transformed, even contaminated, by its exposure to human communities.
Such terminology has led Takemasa to formulate various important questions; in particular whether, since the term shozu-minzoku is used, the Ainu are being recognized as a"people" within the meaning of international law under the Special Rapporteur's criterion, the answer is an unqualified"no.
Concerning the meaning of such terminology within the context of the French Water Law of 1992, Gazzaniga states that the use of the term"national common patrimony" does not effectively change the legal regime of the water resources of the country.
However, the use of such terminology gives the false impression that there exists a fundamental dichotomy between those two approaches, while, in fact, they can be compatible, as demonstrated by the experience and practice of fiscal policies in several countries.
The use of such terminology devalues both the notion of"rights" and the status of the institution of the human rights commissioner in the eyes of the Russian audience: an institution which protects the rights of perpetrators would hardly enjoy popularity against the backdrop of the deteriorating socio-economic situation in the country.
In that distant past such popular terminology was fully justified.
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