Examples of using Broadly defined in English and their translations into Russian
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their Disposal, that the term"operator" should be broadly defined to include all persons exercising control of the activity.
The early deliberations on a post-2015 United Nations development agenda have emphasized the need for an expanded and truly global agenda-- for action by both developing and developed countries-- with shared yet differentiated responsibilities for development actors, broadly defined.
CEB intends to continue to pursue the issue of CSOs, broadly defined to include the NGO component, with a view to building
The term"violence" should therefore be broadly defined, for example as all(police)
Countries of the region wish to see the concept of sustainable human development(SHD) broadly defined to include the critical need for economic growth while attaching high priority to social,
technical cooperation focusing on the areas that broadly defined the concept of national protection systems,
Coastal Areas to meet the coordination needs broadly defined in chapter 17 of Agenda 21.
protection of human rights, as broadly defined as these have been in the Kingdom(Zimbabwe);
where gender mainstreaming activities are based and how broadly defined and relevant the measures actually are.
This is of significance given that the Human Rights Committee had held that the mandatory imposition of the death penalty for the broadly defined offence of murder by article 48 of the Revised Penal Code of the Philippines violated article 6 of the International Covenant on Civil
a discrepancy between broadly defined rights and financial means for their observance,
that the terms"terrorism" and"terrorist acts" are often vaguely or broadly defined beyond what the Special Rapporteur has set forth as necessary conditions for an act to be considered as"genuinely terrorist in nature" either at the international
access to water and sanitation is political will, broadly defined as the resolve to put the issue at the centre of the national agenda.
serious detonations in Colombia, or that Peru reported incidents based on a larger, more broadly defined classification than did Colombia.
the Draft articles allowed any injured State(broadly defined in the original article 40)
in particular the fact that it includes broadly defined categories of information that can be classified as confidential,
A breach of the conditions for admission as a ground for expulsion may be broadly defined as illegal residence
Coastal Areas under IACSD in order to meet the coordination needs broadly defined in chapter 17 of Agenda 21.
other recruitment criteria; and(b) a salary scale that broadly defined the maximum and minimum expectation of those serving in it so long as they remained in the category.
In broadly defining the scope of activities covered by the draft articles,