Examples of using Were understood in English and their translations into Russian
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The risks were understood, and the solutions and tools were readily available.
The practical realities involved were understood by NGOs.
These were understood as units designed to be purchased in their entirety.
He spoke using simple words, which were understood, taken in and assimilated by everybody.
Otherwise we would get biased information on how the questions were understood.
If the dangers of nuclear weapons were understood in 1946, what should we say today, when these weapons are even more threatening?
We are compelled to return to the theories of trolls and genii, as they were understood by the ancients;
Those who were in Cornelius' house were understood by those who were circumcised, because they understood that God was honored.
However, he asked for clarification about when exactly the proceedings were understood to begin.
The United Nations sought to ensure that the terms used in its work were understood and agreed upon by all Member States and that outcome documents reflected varying perspectives.
Adopting the draft study was generally seen as not feasible due to divergent national views on some of its findings which were understood as policy recommendations.
Invalidated" TIR Carnets were understood as TIR Carnets that had been legitimately issued to the holders, but afterwards declared invalid by the international guarantee chain.
The survey showed that the requirements specified in article IV were understood and interpreted in a variety of ways.
Some of them indicated additional explanations that were understood by people initiated in this Knowledge, while other symbols were variations from the people who tried to strengthen that which was already strong or to additionally highlight certain significant points.
In the discussion on this topic, the participants reported on how the relevant objects were understood and defined in their countries.
This phrase can be interpreted either to mean that ballistic missiles were understood as a component in weapon systems armed with weapons of mass destruction, or that ballistic missiles were of equal and separate importance.
The Secretariat did want the experiment to succeed andwould be happy to work with delegations to ensure that all interpretations of the instructions in the resolution were understood by all concerned.
The concerns of many Member States regarding problems in procurement were understood and were finally being acted upon by the Secretariat.
It was observed that in some jurisdictions FIO(S) clauses were understood as merely allocating the liability for the cost incurred with loading and unloading cargo, whereas in other jurisdictions they were regarded as a contractual limitation to the period of the responsibility of the carrier.
Those to whom the Holy Spirit gave to speak with other tongues spoke tongues that were understood by people who were there and who were doubting.
Additionally, the Bureau, aware of the importance of the use of the indicators and criteria and of the implementation of the strategic approach also for countries to request sustainable assistance activities, recognized the need to invest more time andresources in ensuring that they were understood and used effectively.
In particular, activities of armed forces of a State during armed conflict,as those terms were understood under international humanitarian law,were governed by that law.
The dangers of the proliferation of small arms and light weapons(SALWs) were understood very early on by the Government of Senegal, which, in 1966, enacted a law on arms and munitions in conjunction with the strictest of controls on the activities of those who produce, market and supply weapons, which were all registered by the State, and also in conjunction with an arsenal of administrative and criminal sanctions levied on violators.
Article Y was particularly important to ensure that matters not fully covered by the Statute were understood as remaining within the scope of existing or developing rules of international law.
Numerous activities have been undertaken, from 1946 to the present, to promote the use of the official languages to ensure that the United Nations,its goals and actions were understood by the widest possible public.
One concern was to ensure that obligations States had undertaken at the international level were understood to constitute minimum standards and were not used to undercut domestic legal guarantees that extended protection at a higher level.
Ms. Morvai said that she would be interested to know what the Government was doing to ensure that the principles of gender mainstreaming andgender equality in employment were understood and reinforced in the private sector.
That phrase was said to lend itselfto a restrictive interpretation, for instance, if it were understood to mean that an arbitral tribunal could only order interim measures of protection that were directly related to the assets under dispute.
Thus the intellectual strategy was also designed to encourage responses from bodies like UNESCO, to study the processes and mechanisms which had created the mentality of discrimination andto ensure that those mechanisms were understood and received appropriate legal treatment.