Примеры использования Precise definition на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In the democratic world, there is a more precise definition.
In Scientology a more precise definition arose.
This was made evident in a more precise definition of UNIDO's services and products.
asked if there was a precise definition of"human rights defender.
Prospective accumulations The terms need precise definition.
More precise definition of their cultural and chronological affiliation is regarded as difficult
The Rapporteur recommends a more precise definition of the criteria for the registration of places of worship, especially the number of believers and the qualifications of members of religious orders.
We address this problem by publishing a more precise definition of free software,
Lithuania ventures to suggest that a more precise definition be provided in the Convention of the moment at which the person may or should be taken into custody.
The precise definition of"intergovernmental organization" was an important legal issue on which the Committee should do further work.
it did not seem necessary to provide a precise definition of a wrongful act.
It is very difficult to give a precise definition for this type of housing,
For that reason, an attempt should be made to reach a more precise definition to open the way to uniformity.
it is difficult to provide a precise definition of poverty and the poor.
The first concept was indeed necessary but required more precise definition, for an invalid reservation would be null and void.
To provide a more precise definition of volume contracts in draft article 1(2)
comprehensive and precise definition of terrorism would be the best cure to the problems resulting from the current absence of such a definition. .
However, the Charter provides no precise definition of regional organizations,
Article 2 of the Organized Crime Convention contains neither a precise definition of transnational organized crime,
A more precise definition of the cost- benefit curve,