Примеры использования Underlie на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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These measures are seriously undermining the very norms which underlie the legitimacy of human rights activity and make the protection of defenders an obligation.
Assuming that it is dysfunctional child-parent relationships that underlie these disorders, the authors propose a three-stage process of support for mother/father
Must promote the values that underlie an open and democratic society based on human dignity,
cultural traits that underlie political behaviour.
has called attention to the character of the objectives that underlie the raising of such matters.
reflects the fundamental elements that should underlie any such solution.
differentiated responsibilities should underlie that process.
Some of the elements that underlie the success of collaborative action emerged from discussions on current initiatives.
These were negotiations in which all the sometimes conflicting public policy considerations that underlie the IP system entered into play.
the electricity and gas directives underlie Government liberalization policies.
as well as the causal factors that underlie these trends.
functional changes in genes that underlie hereditary diseases.
This has led to increased research in recent years on the density-dependent processes that underlie fishery dynamics.
it is useful to call attention to the basic principles which underlie the notion of attribution.
may underlie any differences in the trends
understanding of the power of Service must underlie the foundation of all beginnings.
these are the very values that underlie our domestic political order
A treatment framework presents a description of important principles that underlie the approaches to treatment in the country
While a number of general principles such as military necessity and humanity underlie IHL and guide its development,
under whose guidance as Chairman the Conference completed the difficult task of weaving together the sometimes competing interests that underlie the often complex and technical negotiations that allowed for an agreement.