Примеры использования Broader definition на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A broader definition must be adopted such as the one chosen in the draft criminal code.
Under this broader definition, several other enantiornitheans, such as Enantiophoenix,
not be physically traced back to the operator, if strict liability was preferred, a broader definition of environmental harm should be avoided.
A broader definition of the term would include work that addresses the social
The report noted that an analysis of Governments' replies had showed that a broader definition of poverty was starting to be put in place.
Weaver employs a broader definition of violence that extends the meaning of the word to cover"harm or damage",
For instance, environmental NGOs tend to use a broader definition of illegal logging than representatives of industry
See the broader definition of sustainable development adopted by the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development UNCED.
Others have suggested a broader definition, which would include other kinds of trade measures contained in multilateral environmental agreements.
These numbers would be higher if a broader definition of how national EHR systems can be structured and governed was considered.
including a broader definition of genocide and the establishment of racism,
However, the Commission appears to be seeking a broader definition, which does not seem satisfactory.
A broader definition would be more satisfactory, leaving it to
It is suggested that the General Assembly consider a broader definition, since an increasing proportion of United Nations activities fall outside of the development and humanitarian realm.
If the national legislation includes a broader definition of“public official”, such a definition
For really effective prevention, a broader definition of security is vital
The broader definition of environment in the context of the draft principles opens possibilities for further developments of the law in the liability aspects.
It is important to note that the current publication adopts a broader definition of natural capital than the SEEA Central Framework.
any reliance on strict liability excluded a broader definition of environmental harm.
But there is a broader definition that holds that civil society embraces an even wider diversity of spaces, actors and institutional forms that