Examples of using General context in English and their translations into Chinese
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Purpose: To test a proficiency in English, for an academic or general context.
It was his hope that such efforts would be placed in the general context of the struggle to eradicate poverty and improve living conditions in the developing world.
Following an introductory section(I), in section II the Special Rapporteur presents the general context in which human rights defenders in Togo operate.
The first covers the general context in which efforts to overcome discrimination against women are being pursued in Algeria, while the second provides specific information on each of the Convention's provisions.
In this general context, considerable interest attaches to a claim lodged in October 1991 by a number of Maori with the Waitangi Tribunal established under the Treaty of Waitangi Act 1975.
That omission was particularly glaring in section II, entitled" General context", and spoke volumes for the Special Rapporteur' s agenda and alleged impartiality.
Overuse of the term, especially in a general context and without qualifiers, most likely reveals one of three things about a person.
Within this general context, the international community will continually be challenged to find relevant approaches to respond appropriately to the increased incidence and risk of violent conflict and natural disaster in programme countries.
(a) To understand their general context(namely, their economic, social, cultural, civil and political environment) and, accordingly, their degree of severity and the factors explaining them;
Given the general context of population ageing, as well as changes in family structure, there has been an increasing need of care, including long-term care for older persons.
GENERAL CONTEXT.
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Section I. The general context in rural areas.
Ii. the general context of the death penalty in the united states 37- 43 10.
This document provides information on the general context in which UNCTAD technical cooperation takes place and the main developments that occurred in 2001.
It is therefore within the general context of the struggle against trafficking in human beings that the problem of trafficking in children is treated.
However, this example is not sufficient for dealing with a situation that comes under lex specialis rather than the general context of the draft articles.
In a general context of growing inequalities, exclusion among social groups remains significant, accounting for a large part of overall inequalities within countries.