Примеры использования Greater extent на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Article 5, paragraph 1, prohibits States from limiting any rights to a greater extent than is provided for in the Covenant.
it has them to a far greater extent than Bitcoin.
the report itself and the debate which has focused to a greater extent on the core areas of the United Nations.
Our cryptocurrency tool simply highlights the cryptocurrencies which are likely overpriced to a greater extent than others.
But, above all, we are dealing with a particular responsibility-- that of the developed countries-- inasmuch as they have contributed to the greater extent to the deterioration of the environment.
Traumatic experience appears to them as"psychological trainer" to a greater extent than for civilians.
to rely upon indirect sources to a greater extent than for other parts of its investigation.
In general, Parties followed the UNFCCC guidelines to a greater extent than in the previous national communications.
Arieti considered that the socio-cultural factors influence on creative activity to a greater extent than biological structure.
Conference more representative and its decisions respected to a greater extent worldwide.
found no evidence that"the execution is a deterrent to a greater extent than life imprisonment.
as recommended by the experts and the business community to a greater extent.
the Faroe Court appoints legal representation to a greater extent than directly stipulated by law.
development strategies affect women everywhere, often to a greater extent than men.
This means, for example, that industrialised countries need to reduce CO2 to a greater extent than others.
cultural context to a greater extent account for the variations in the psychological well-being in the rural population than in the urban one.
It is possible that the decline in exports will reach a greater extent, and then we can again expect a rise of oil at $90-100 per barrel.
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The activities of the Economic and Social Council should be aligned with solutions to the urgent problems of Member States to a much greater extent than they are now.
This is also the case, and even to a greater extent, for persons with disabilities