Examples of using Were general in English and their translations into Russian
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Some were general and others were detailed.
However, with respect to certain detainees the open allegations were general in nature.
Others felt that, since those were general conditions, they should be left out of the present text.
Mr. Filali also distinguished between those recommendations that were general and those that were specific.
The proposals were general in nature, providing only a broad outline of management reform initiatives.
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Those provisions did not relate specifically to defamation of police officials and authorities, but were general in scope.
The principles were general and residual in nature and would help fill a significant gap in the international legal order.
In response, it was pointed out that due diligence andthe subjective element were general concepts that permeated the entire draft.
If you were General, I would be Emperor, and you would still get the sake- and you would still get the sake- So shut up and get the sake!
Of those States that reported not having a definition of ammunition in their legislation, Ecuador andKuwait explained that their domestic definitions were general.
He shared the view that, since they were general provisions, articles 17 to 19 were not necessary but useful.
Of those States that reported that there was no definition of ammunition in their legislation, Ecuador andKuwait explained that their domestic definitions were general.
Her clients were General Motors, the Jewish Museum, the Museum of Primitive Art, Museum of Modern Art in Rio de Janeiro.
Furthermore, the figures which had been cited in the delegation's response were general and provided no information about the number of sentences relating to acts of torture.
The principles were general in nature, which meant that their effective implementation would require the adoption of detailed national and international rules and regulations.
The third meeting was with officials from the Federal Ministry of Defence, among whom were General Terzic, Colonel Nebojsa Savanovic and other officials, including a Mr. Tomo.
Some of them were general in nature, while others dealt with amendments to domestic law, and still others addressed the issue of prison reform.
It would be of interest to see whether rules of customary international law could be discerned in the matter and, if so,whether they were restricted to certain crimes or were general in scope.
The five draft conclusions were general in nature; other aspects of the topic would be addressed at a later stage of the work.
Therefore, those delegations suggested that integrity and good governance,as well as transparency and accountability, were general principles that should be stated in the preamble of the convention.
Some of the recommendations were general in nature, while others focused on governance, peace and security, with the aim of seeking to take the discussion to the level of indicators.
In provinces where poverty was prevalent such as Papua, West Papua, Maluku,East Nusa Tenggara, there were general programmes that indirectly focus on women, such as infrastructure fast-track development programme.
While those recommendations were general in scope, they were nonetheless sufficiently flexible to permit wider interpretation of the possible range of implications for national-level consideration and potential follow-up action.
Another participant responded to this concern by saying that,if the concrete measures proposed by the contact group were general rather than prescriptive in nature, the result would be more of a toolbox than a set of specific commitments.
The draft principles, which were general and residual in nature, struck a fair balance between the rights and obligations of the operator and the victim of the harm and would help to fill a significant gap in the international legal order.
Her delegation had some doubts, however, as to whether it was appropriate to include draft conclusion 3, on the interpretation of treaty terms as capableof evolving over time, in the text of the very first set of draft conclusions, which were general in nature.
The WG also considered that Questions A-1 or A-4 were general questions that would be better addressed following the WG's finalization of recommendations in the other Charter question categories.
In preparing the present compilation, it is recalled that, in preparing the draft articles, the Commission kept in view the mandate given to the Commission to codify and develop international law, while,in developing the principles, it was recognized that they were general and residuary.
This mandate, in contrast with the mandates of previous Panels, which were general in nature, has been narrowed down for the purpose of enabling the Governmental experts to be more specific and focused in their discussions.
It should be mentioned at this point that, on the question of whether confiscation was also available for proceeds derived from offences established under the Protocols,responding States generally reported that rules on confiscation were general rules applicable with respect to the proceeds of any criminal offence.