英語 での Ambiguities の使用例とその 日本語 への翻訳
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However, Cindy Fazey, former Chief of Demand Reduction for the United Nations Drug Control Programme, believes that the treaties have enough ambiguities and loopholes to allow some room to maneuver.
The most attractive feature of this tool is its user friendly Graphical User Interface that can provide inputs to the user during the recovery process and resolve his/ her ambiguities.
While proponents argue that investment treaties reduce uncertainty, the ambiguities and conflicting interpretations of these agreements' provisions have increased uncertainty.
Through investigation of the controlled linguistic model, we confirmed that both the morphological and dependency analyzers produce only a small number of ambiguities even for long and complicated sentences.
It is therefore decisive for Marxists to go beyond the ambiguities and the dead ends of their predecessors(including Marx) in this matter.
Removing ambiguities, thus, is the essential prerequisite of a theoretical framework for global citizenship education that would focus more on common good and common virtues like tolerance as a civic minimum.
In addition, contains numerous ambiguities and uncertainties, that a bill of this magnitude cannot afford, Since it opens the door to a discretionary application and serious unwanted side effects.
Indeed, traditional religious language even of Christianity does not always set out to eliminate ambiguities, but sometimes even seeks to sustain them.
If legal ambiguities were removed and good faith provisions in place, investing would increase by nearly 115 percent.
But since we never convert code to text and back, we don't have to worry about grammar ambiguities.
A small number of countries firmly insisted on the grave omissions and ambiguities of the document promoted by the United States, particularly the absence of a commitment by the developed countries on the reduction of carbon emissions and on the financing that would allow the South countries to adopt alleviating and adjustment measures.
Sweden reaffirms that it is crucial that the people of Western Sahara give their consent to the agreement, and has noted ambiguities in the consultation process concerning whether the entities consulted can be defined as the people of Western Sahara.
If we assume that small ambiguities always lurk in everything making up our surrounding landscape, and those are stabilized by tentative fixed attributes, I want to remove the fixture from those ambiguities and let it float again.
Ambiguities in the wording of the Oregon Treaty regarding the route of the boundary, which was to follow"the deepest channel" out to the Strait of Juan de Fuca and beyond to the open ocean, resulted in the Pig War, another boundary dispute in 1859 over the San Juan Islands.
A source familiar with the Saab deal said that the reason that GM did not sell Saab to Spyker was that it was considered to be too many uncertainties and ambiguities surrounding the Russian partner, Vladimir Antonov, type TT.
To the extent there may be ambiguities or uncertainties in how existing laws should apply to facial recognition technology, we have and will continue to offer our support to policymakers and legislators in identifying areas to develop guidance or legislation to clarify the proper application of those laws.
Underlying his works and activities is a determination to examine the universal issues confronting modern people. He accomplishes this by traveling back through the history of visual expression, persistently questioning such issues as the ways in which people may build a relationship with the world, the ambiguities of goodwill and oppression, and the conflicting and ambivalent disposition of the individual.
Also check the two options present in heading: Relax ISO restrictions Allow path depth of more than 8 directories Allow more than 255 characters in path The general design approach used in the Joliet specification is to relax restrictions and resolve ambiguities in the ISO 9660:1988 specification so the practical goals can be met.
On 19 May 2004, the German Federal Bureau of Aircraft Accident Investigation(BFU) published its determination that the accident had been caused by shortcomings in the Swiss air traffic control system supervising the flights at the time of the accident and by ambiguities in the use of TCAS, the on-board aircraft collision avoidance system.
Another reason redeploying US nuclear weapons in Okinawa might sound persuasive to Mr Akiba is that US and Japanese officials can use ambiguities in the language of the Nixon-Sato agreement, and tight controls on the dissemination of information about related bilateral discussions, to obscure the process that would be followed if the United States decided to make Okinawa nuclear again.