Examples of using Whose capacity in English and their translations into Russian
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I cannot conclude without expressing my appreciation to the secretariat, whose capacity is tested every day.
Filing incapacitated individual or entity, whose capacity cannot be established on the basis of submitted documents;
Victoria's tough exterior was merely an armor built up to protect a heart whose capacity to love was unmatched.
Class B- parties, whose capacity to clear their financial obligations towards the Group is to some extent affected by credit risk.
The Conference Centre has rooms equipped with the latest equipment, whose capacity ranges from 20 to 250 people.
The Ministry of Justice, whose capacity remains limited, continues to be overburdened by the amount and complexity of legislation awaiting drafting, scrutiny and review.
It‟s not just marketing and trading operations,we also use UGS facilities, whose capacity is increasing.
This would replace the present Commission on Human Rights, whose capacity to perform its tasks has been undermined by its declining credibility and professionalism.
Complex plants that should be used for burning such waste are non-existent, except forthe burning kilns whose capacity is too small.
The host country was a rich and powerful nation whose capacity to fulfil its obligations could not be doubted.
A"great deal of flexibility will be inevitable, taking full account of differences in the nature of the risk andthe economic feasibility of full internalization of environmental costs in industries whose capacity to bear them will vary.
The lack of due process guarantees may expose the individual whose capacity is at stake to several possible forms of abuse.
Pumps of medium orlarge capacity whose capacity is equal to or larger than 350 cubic metres per hour and drivers(gas turbines and electric motors) designed for use in the transportation of crude oil and natural gas.
Power supply of the new electric energy units will come from the 220-kV Psou substation, whose capacity will increase from 300 to 400 MVA by the end of 2010.
In order to avoid possible conflicts of interest, principle 1(6) also provides that the counsel shall not in the same proceedings represent a mental health facility or its personnel andshall not also represent a member of the family of the person whose capacity is at issue.
There also remains a sense of mistrust between the population and officials, whose capacity is often limited despite efforts to enhance good governance.
A vessel whose capacity to give way in accordance with the requirements of these regulations is limited when it is carrying out work or underwater operations such as dredging or cable or buoy laying, and whose position may hinder navigation shall carry, in addition to the marking prescribed elsewhere in these regulations.
The right to work is inseparable from the duty to work, except for those whose capacity to work is impaired by age, illness or disability.
It was reportedly the result of Iraqi army personnel transporting 100 detainees in two windowless vehicles whose capacity was for only 15 persons.
Synthesia operates its own power grid and has its own powerplant, whose capacity can reliably meet the needs of partners throughout the industrial zone- Semtín zone.
The Secretariat, Member States and non-governmental organizations all have a role to play in helping improve conditions, andspecial leadership will continue to be expected from those whose capacity to lead is the basis for their special rights and obligations.
The General Assembly is the main representative organ of the United Nations, whose capacity must be fully utilized for the interests of advocating a multilateral approach to the resolution of international problems.
Mr. Yamanaka(Japan) said that the large increase in the regular budget of the Organization was of great concern to the Government of Japan, whose capacity to pay assessed contributions was not unlimited.
In the same vein,in reflecting on the absurd position of a nation or Government whose capacity to institute its own law enforcement bodies is neutralized, one wonders what the political or moral relevance of keeping Somalia handcuffed by the old embargo can possibly be?
The weakness of administrative structures limits the scope of activities to inform andprepare the people, whose capacity for resilience has already been sorely tested.
The Bolivarian Republic of Venezuela supported the development aspirations of small island States, whose capacity to reduce risks and mitigate and respond to the consequences of natural and man-made hazards needed to be strengthened.
Beyond the commendable efforts of the Secretary-General, in particular through his Special Envoy, President Obasanjo, there is certainly a need to underscore action of the United Nations Organization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo(MONUC),which represents the largest peacekeeping operation in the world, and whose capacity has just been strengthened following the adoption of resolution 1843 2008.
The offence has been committed against a child younger than 18 years of age or against a person whose capacity to defend himself or herself has been substantially diminished, or.
Thus, our first priority is to help the socially vulnerableto improve their position, particularly persons whose capacity to achieve upward mobility is limited.
Gayot hotel in Sankt Peterburg offers visitors the opportunity to rent a conference hall for business meetings, whose capacity is between twenty and forty people, depending on how the seating arrangement.