Examples of using Narrowly defined in English and their translations into Chinese
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Because a central part of my thesis is the intertwining of politics and economics, I have to stretch beyond economics, narrowly defined.
The general requirement of indigenous consent for extractive activities within indigenous territories may be subject to certain exceptions, but only within narrowly defined parameters.
Well, the right to self-defense, according to international law, is a very narrowly defined right.
For the first time, computers are able to perform some(narrowly defined) visual classification tasks better than people.
Of course, the above mentioned marble and granite in the above classification, is a more narrowly defined.
Under international human rights law, civil and political rights cannot be‘deprived' and can only be limited under exceptional and narrowly defined circumstances.
Evaluations throughout the system use different measurement criteria, which are often too narrowly defined by quantifiable terms, rather than by measurements of longer term impact.
If the Commission intended to abide by its own schedule of work, it should consider specific, more narrowly defined issues rather than engaging in yet another round of general discussions.
One other question is whether the approach adopted for OECD countries or, more narrowly defined, for the EU countries needs to be the same as the approach adopted for the rest of the world.
If Amazon's market is narrowly defined as online shopping, its share rises to almost 40 per cent- giving it significant leverage.
The hadd is normally narrowly defined and subject to strict procedural and evidentiary requirements. Where the relevant conditions for a hadd are not met, a related offence may apply.
In his view, it was not enough to deal with it under the law relating to the suspension of treaties because that law required a material breach, which was narrowly defined.
As for countermeasures, which were the subject of Part Two, chapter II, they should be restricted and narrowly defined, as they lent themselves to abuse at the expense of weaker States.
Given the difficulties of attempting to develop harmonized solutions in such a broad area, issues related to transferability of rights could only lend themselves to meaningful work in narrowly defined, specific areas.
If the Commission intended to abide by its own schedule of work, it should consider specific, more narrowly defined issues rather them engaging in yet another round of general discussions.
In this regard, the source submits, that, as the international community widely recognizes, freedom of expression has limits, but such limits must be clearly and narrowly defined.
Similarly, in the Equal Employment Opportunities Law, 1988, family members are narrowly defined as“spouse, parent, child, grandchild, brother, sister or a spouse of any of those”.
The authors cannot before the Committee seek to review the strategic decisions of counsel to limit evidence and narrowly define the issues in the domestic courts.
Third party" is narrowly defined.
This is a narrowly defined policy change.