Примеры использования Were specific на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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While some of the leaflet warnings were specific in nature, the Mission does not consider that general messages telling people to leave wherever they were
it wondered whether the recommendations were specific enough to implement.
Of these 40 proposals, seven were of a general nature; five were specific to Article V,
The meeting agreed that the requirements for coordination were specific to each of the agreements and that the primary responsibility for ensuring such coordination lay with the Parties to the Antarctic Treaty that were also Parties to the other agreements.
in some cases targets that were specific to biodiversity.
had identified the spheres of activity that were specific to each organization and those which called for closer cooperation.
in the current case because the working methods that were specific to a treaty body
guidelines to ensure that:(a) indicators of achievement and outputs were specific, measurable, attainable,
indicators of achievement and outputs were specific, measurable, attainable,
it was a form of social organization, comprising collective rules that were freely adopted by a majority at the grass-roots level and were specific to each locality.
obligations of citizens and some were specific to men or to women;
security illustrated the value of the Committee's addressing topics that were specific yet likely to command general acceptance.
This included understanding the types of hazards that were specific to the region, the data needed to deal with such hazards,
the intention to impose single models of development and assistance were specific reasons for the delay in the negotiations that we have concluded successfully today.
conditions and objectives that were specific to the historic and political context of developing countries
environment, while“elements” were specific documents and public information products that better illustrated those thematic categories.
with few exceptions, for the provisions in Part II i.e., those that were specific, to be in harmony with those in Part I,
recalled that its position on the costs of the incident at Qana on 18 April 1996 was that the resulting costs were specific in nature and that voluntary contributions to offset them would be welcome.
While many pointed to factors that were specific to their organizations, some commonalities emerged,