Examples of using Whose scope in English and their translations into Russian
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The opening of borders and of markets has given economic protagonists a power whose scope is not always easy to grasp.
The Register, whose scope was expanded recently to include man-portable air defence systems, remains one of the most important confidence-building measures of the United Nations.
Index households are those resident households that are covered by an index whose scope does not include all such households.
The High Commissioner has been entrusted with a very broad mandate whose scope is not sufficiently reflected in the limited financial and personnel resources with which his Office and the Centre for Human Rights have been endowed.
The implementation of the Habitat Agenda, while it had progressed,was still impeded by poverty, whose scope should not be overestimated.
Speaking about the bedbug remedy Medilis Ziper, whose scope is very broad, I must say that its developers did not invent anything….
Mr. MATSE(Swaziland) said that the commission set up to draft a new Constitution would also have to review legislation whose scope was considered insufficient.
The rise of Southern TNCs is a relatively recent trend whose scope for addressing the needs of developing countries should be further explored.
The Government was currently working on a strategy for improved monitoring of ministries in terms of security,involving the establishment of an overall monitoring structure, whose scope would go beyond that of the ICD.
A participant pointed out that the economic benefits of regional trade agreements, whose scope was limited since they generally focused on manufacturing trade, were not always obvious.
France proposes new wording for article 14, establishing a presumption of responsibility subject to exoneration in the event of force majeure, etc.,combined with the deletion of paragraphs 2 and 3 whose scope is“singularly unclear”.
According to Ketevan Vashakidze,EPFs' Director currently the project is being prepared in whose scope the journalism manual on ethics-related issues is going to published.
As I take the Chair of the Conference on Disarmament as representative of Switzerland for the very first time, I would like at the outset to pay tribute to this institution, which, particularly at the beginning of the 1990s,achieved remarkable successes whose scope cannot be underestimated.
And still, saying:the real revolution applied to the legal world has its inception through 11,419/06 Act, whose scope is to materialize the intent to discipline the electronic process ABRAHAM, 2009:19.
As systematic monitoring of the OPT economy has shown over the years, and despite any appearances to the contrary, the key obstacles facing the Palestinian economy are all related to occupation, andmuch less to PA economic policy whose scope is by definition limited.
The International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, in particular,contains a large number of relevant provisions, whose scope has been clarified and enriched by the decisions and observations of the Human Rights Committee.
All too often the subjects discussed were too broad, leading some delegations to adopt general positions that reflected national interests andpreventing others from taking a clear stance because they did not wish to prejudice their position on a subject whose scope could not be fully assessed.
Finally GRE agreed to consider at its fifty-ninth session a proposal from the Netherlands for Regulation No. 48-H, whose scope would be limited to vehicles of category M1 and N1 having length< 6 m and width< 2 m.
The Cairo Conference followed the two Conferences that had previously been held on population, in Bucharest in 1974 and in Mexico City in 1984, and it drew on the experience and maturity gained there in approaching the three linked issues- population, development and the environment- andreached the results whose scope we are now in a position to appreciate.
Austria had worked with IAEA to improve the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material(CPPNM), whose scope should be widened to include binding requirements for the domestic use, storage and transport of such material.
The Committee further notes that as a result of the combined investigations of the Parliamentary Ombudsman and the prosecutorial authorities, neither Swedish officials nor foreign agents were the subject of a full criminal investigation,much less the initiation of formal charges under Swedish law whose scope was more than capable of addressing the substance of the offences.
The view was expressed that the basic cause of the problem was the number of reservations to human rights treaties whose scope was unclear or which were contrary to the object and purpose of those treaties and the failure of States parties to object to such reservations.
The adoption of a technology-neutral approach seems also to be a relevant element,together with the adoption of enabling legislation on the use of electronic communications whose scope is not limited to the field of public procurement.
The Meeting, while noting the adoption of the United Nations Security Council resolution 1540 of 28 April 2004, whose scope is limited to preventing the acquisition of weapons of mass destruction by non-state actors, underscored that this was a temporary arrangement to fill a gap in international rules.
In saying that, the Minister drew attention to the complex andmultidimensional nature of the peacebuilding process, whose scope goes far beyond just the end of confrontation.
The Meeting, while noting the adoption of the United Nations Security Council resolution 1540 of 28 April 2004, whose scope is limited to preventing the acquisition of weapons of mass destruction by non-state actors, underscored that this was a temporary arrangement to fill a gap in international rules.
If no specific rule protected the environment in non-international armed conflicts,customary international law provided some rules whose scope could be made more precise or suitably developed.
This would permit not only recognition of their basic characteristics and the advances made thus far in this area butalso the adoption of a term whose scope certainly presents fewer difficulties, since it would cover a broader and more homogeneous category of rights as expressed in the various regional and universal human rights instruments.
During the meetings of the Open-ended Working Group to Negotiate an International Instrument to Enable States to Identify and Trace, in a Timely and Reliable Manner,Illicit Small Arms and Light Weapons, our subregion expressed its unequivocal preference for a legally binding instrument whose scope would include not only small arms and light weapons, but also ammunition.
However, in recent times, the world has gone through highly complex political, economic and social changes,which have given rise to problems whose scope we had not previously appreciated: terrorism, armed and ethnic conflicts, endemic famine, the scourge of HIV/AIDS, the degradation of the environment and the challenges of the accelerated process of globalization.