Примеры использования Unwieldy на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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It is an unwieldy territory where several bulky technical designs- snakes, boats,
such a plan would be unwieldy and excessively difficult to co-ordinate and monitor.
that a larger membership makes for unwieldy meetings and increases the costs.
was too unwieldy and complicated for the Secretariat
Any further reference to the fact that the Committee was concerned only with areas of public life would make the paragraph unnecessarily unwieldy.
However, the United Nations has also been criticized for being slow, unwieldy and ineffectual.
This appears to be unwieldy and may call into question the functions of the Deputy Special Representative; this arrangement should be reviewed.
As industry-specific attribute values are added, the set of attributes will grow increasingly unwieldy.
The considerable scope of the proposed measures makes them unwieldy and difficult to apply in a fair
The Lynx is also very unwieldy, consumes batteries very quickly,
the Racial Equality Forum had expanded to the point of being very unwieldy.
Secondly, the Office's opaque and unwieldy organizational structure should be made more functional,
Although extradition procedures are often thought to be long and unwieldy, their complexity is a by-product of providing minimum guarantees to the investigated persons.
become unwieldy and thus inefficient.
it is likely that the result would be a large compendium too unwieldy for practical use.
Genoese bankers provided the unwieldy Habsburg system with fluid credit
Nevertheless the consolidation had resulted in some sections which were extremely unwieldy, in particular section 25.
Second, the organizational structure of OHCHR has evolved largely in an ad hoc manner and has become unwieldy.
Because the Guide to Practice could prove unwieldy, however, it might have been appropriate to prepare a concise version for ease of reference.
I refer to a large and unwieldy structure; extremely low salaries and wages;