Examples of using Sufficiently precise in English and their translations into Spanish
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Is it sufficiently precise to ensure result measurement?
Another State criticized that"where it appears" was not sufficiently precise.
The definition must be sufficiently precise to satisfy the principle of legality.
It was also noted that the phrase"other activities" was not sufficiently precise.
Be sufficiently precise to give rise to identifiable and practicable rights and obligations;
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The integration programme of the European Union must be sufficiently precise.
The Code must be sufficiently precise to meet the requirements of the principle nullum crimen, nulla poena sine lege.
Unfortunately, the clients' onboard clocks aren't sufficiently precise.
However, the report submitted by the State party is not sufficiently precise and is incomplete to give a comprehensive account of those efforts.
It was suggested that the Guide should state that the description must be sufficiently precise.
Although the wording of article 19 was perhaps not sufficiently precise, he had no problem with it in legal terms.
Results-based budgeting, another area of concern, had been introduced, butits objectives were not yet sufficiently precise.
It considered firstly that this provision was not sufficiently precise to be the basis of a directly applicable right.
The right to self-determination is a rule of international law which, from the viewpoint of its content, is unconditional and sufficiently precise.
It fell to the judge, however,to determine whether the provisions were sufficiently precise to allow for their application under domestic law.
It was thus concluded that, although the national goals were still relevant, neither the individual targets for the areas concerned northe indicators were sufficiently precise.
However, it can only be implemented if the content of the unilateral declaration is sufficiently precise and goes beyond a simple reaffirmation of what already exists.
Mr. Wenaweser(Liechtenstein) said that the Convention, like any other international treaty,was directly applicable to the extent that its provisions were sufficiently precise.
The Chamber granted that the indictment was not sufficiently precise in alleging Djukić's involvement in the preparation or planning of the acts charged in the indictment.
As has been recognized since then, however,the 1996 target is of itself not sufficiently precise as a guide to achievement.
Standard documentation prepared in sufficiently precise terms may be an important element to facilitate the negotiations between bidders and prospective lenders and investors.
By means of the Statute and Rules of Procedure of the IACHR, essential procedural aspects of the conciliation proceedings have been regulated, butthese provisions are not sufficiently precise.
If an application is not sufficiently precise or if it does not enable the document, or information, to be identified, the applicant shall be asked to clarify the application.
His delegation believed that the Code should take the form of a convention containing sufficiently precise provisions to ensure its effective implementation in the prosecution of individuals.
If an application is not sufficiently precise, the institution shall ask the applicant to clarify the application and shall assist the applicant in doing so, for example, by providing information on the use of the public registers of documents.
Along the same lines the question was raised as to whetherthe prohibitions in subparagraphs(d) and(e) were sufficiently precise to ensure unquestioned application, given that the mechanism for dispute settlement might be subject to particularly demanding tests.
The provision in question is sufficiently precise and the applicant could foresee to a degree reasonable in the circumstances the consequences which his action might entail.
This is due to the fact that the information is not always sufficiently precise or that national representatives may have interpreted the information provided in different ways.
Accessibility" requires not only that the law is published,but that it is sufficiently precise to enable the affected person to regulate his or her conduct, with foresight of the consequences that a given action may entail.
