Examples of using Technical exercise in English and their translations into Russian
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This is not a technical exercise.
The instructor and the student analyze mistakes andcorrect them by means of technical exercises.
Minutes of singing, technical exercises, development of vocal technique.
At the third lesson, you will improve the slip on edges by more complicated technical exercises.
It was to be a technical exercise not involving any substantive alteration in the boundary.
Clearly, the holding of elections is not a technical exercise or a goal in itself.
At this stage, you will solidify your knowledge and skills gained at previous lessons,using complex technical exercises.
Readers should remember that planning is not only a technical exercise, and there are no magic tricks to getting it right.
The implementation of results-based management cannot be conducted as a narrow technical exercise.
One reported that were performed fire technical exercises, where they were working out the case related with extinguishing aircraft crashed.
It must be borne in mind, however,that the advancement of women is not a privilege, a technical exercise, or a magic bullet.
Trade facilitation is more than a technical exercise, it is a strategy for improving a country's ability to trade.
Some members considered that annual recalculation of the scale would bring it closer to actual capacity to pay andcould be treated as a straightforward technical exercise.
Such an evaluation is a technical exercise, but it has definitely a political dimension, especially when selecting the criteria and their respective weighting.
At times, the international community had approached peacebuilding as a largely technical exercise, involving knowledge and resources.
Since the annual recalculation, as envisaged,would be a strictly technical exercise, it was suggested that the Committee on Contributions could be authorized to decide on the revised scales for the second and third years.
And above all we must understand that although thisissue sounds technical- just as the provisions and language of a new treaty will need to be technical in order to work- this is not simply a technical exercise or one confined to experts.
Setting a strategic vision among competing claims is then far more than a technical exercise, and in fact, a highly political process of advocacy and negotiation.
This would be more than a technical exercise of periodically publishing figures on aid commitments and disbursements, an exercise that many organizations, including the United Nations, already undertake.
Other members reiterated their views that annual recalculation was not simply a technical exercise and that it was more likely that it would lead to an annual renegotiation of the scale.
Since the survey was a technical exercise, most members did not consider it appropriate to exclude from the analysis employers that were deemed among the best, irrespective of their type of activities, provided of course that their presence and operation in the locality were legal.
Members who did not support the idea considered that annual recalculation would not be a simple technical exercise but was more likely to lead to an annual renegotiation of the scale.
Through the perfect balance between the games without instructions and technical exercises with instructions, through games with incomplete teams and technical exercises used during the Grassroots festivals, children will have an opportunity to enjoy the game, learn to play independently, learn social skills, and improve basic football skills.
Nevertheless doubt had been expressed by some members of the Committee on Contributions as to whether the process would remain a simple technical exercise, and they had felt that it would probably lead to a full renegotiation of the scale every year.
To view vulnerability assessment as a purely technical exercise or a single-use or permanently relevant report will consume limited resources, reduce credibility with decision makers and stakeholders and underestimate the inevitable information gaps around climate change and future impacts.
Members who did not support the idea considered that annual recalculation would not be simply a technical exercise and that it was more likely that it would lead to an annual renegotiation of the scale.
As I am sure the Security Council realizes,conditions required for a largely technical exercise such as registration are notably less stringent than those which will be necessary for campaigning in the run-up to the consultation.
Members that did not support the idea considered that annual recalculation would not be simply a technical exercise and that it was more likely that it would lead to an annual renegotiation of the scale.
While compensating for the legitimate extra costs was more or less a technical exercise aimed at isolating objects of expenditure, the question of offering incentives was more vexing.
A number of members doubted that annual recalculation would remain a simple technical exercise and felt that it would be likely to lead to a full renegotiation of the scale each year.