Примеры использования Be termed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These factors are key indicators of what might be termed"successful" transitions, and of sustainable development.
could be termed satisfactory.
the conduct of elections to what may be termed the Kosovo Transitional Authority.
The fight to eradicate certain cultural practices that are violent to women is often made difficult by what may be termed"the arrogant gaze" of the outsider.
the associated critical load exceedance maps should be termed"preliminary.
which is clearly more than may be termed a reasonable time.
Consistently with the philosophy underlying the draft articles, these“justifications”,“defences” or“excuses”, as they might variously be termed, are prima facie of general application.
which could be termed“global behaviour”.
it can only be termed dismal.
Many noted the desirability of first addressing the most cost-effective products- what might be termed the"low-hanging fruit.
This might be termed the primordial human instinct for Deity.
Certain other unrevealed creatures are what might be termed mindal- and physical-energy personalities.
Meanwhile, it was precisely here, in Nazi-occupied USSR, that the Nazis began to implement what would later be termed the Final Solution.
also what might be termed the"notinmybackyard" syndrome;
The negative effects of such platforms were compounded by what might be termed the democratization of racism,
cannot be termed"international standards" because of the regional remit of UNECE and(b) that UNECE standards
The final set of mathematical objects(set 5) usually cannot be termed equations, because it is a hierarchically structured single formula representing an indicator for the(metallurgical,
While the outcome of this Working Group cannot be termed earth-shattering, it certainly contains specific measures to improve the workings of the General Assembly
On the other hand, what should be termed a"modest approach"