Примеры использования Imprecision на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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as well as recognition of their inherent imperfections and imprecision.
Secondly, it has been contended that the question asked of the Court is not of a"legal" character because of its imprecision and abstract nature.
A view was expressed that taking into account the various national laws had the drawback of vagueness and imprecision, which could be contrary to the principle of legality.
This makes the category of"fundamental human rights" a rather imprecise one, and this imprecision could leave room for discretion in the adoption of countermeasures.
as sampling does not lead to errors in the resulting statistics but to imprecision.
This is not only because of the concepts themselves, but also due to the scarcity and imprecision of the quantitative data that has been collected.
Its solution is complicated by the variety of objectives pursued by the authors of such declarations and the imprecision of the terminology used.
He considered that that insertion would be a source of imprecision which was inherent in the adverb in question and that it would weaken the provisions concerned.
To avoid imprecision and confusion, the independent expert will not use the term, but will rather mention
If you have hard times to achieve perfect zero degrees between main blades or there is a Geometry 6° imprecision, we recommend to follow the guide.
Indeed, the imprecision of the report is already causing serious damage to the peace process as a result of the inhibitions
After all, imprecision in the rule of law can be constructive and lead to fruitful
This distinction is necessary because the issue of inconsistency and imprecision in the primary statistics has tended to get confused with that of ensuring logical consistency within LAS and between LAS estimates
to whom they owe specific responsibilities, imprecision and ambiguity in the sphere of influence concept became increasingly apparent.
Such imprecision can be reduced by the use of supplementary information,
which had occurred as a result of the imprecision of that Act.
Nevertheless, it felt that the new instrument suffered from some areas of imprecision that might hamper its practical application,
is based on falsehood and imprecision.
This combination of imprecision and mutability makes it difficult for the Security Council to agree on when the objectives can be considered to have been achieved
Imprecision and ambiguity in the concept stem from a number of sources,