Examples of using Common characteristic in English and their translations into Russian
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(2000) state that“a common characteristic, however, is the emphasis upon the type of relationship between the producer
increased energy consumption, a common characteristic of developing countries.
A common characteristic of the work of UNDP throughout the world is its strong commitment to building institutional arrangements
it was useful to draw attention to the common characteristic reflected in the principle acta sunt servanda,
One of the main common characteristic of typical SPEs is that usually the value of the stocks in their balance sheets is above any reasonable proportion with their employment
A common characteristic of the three programmes is that their implementation includes making a software package available to a beneficiary country,
the mass expulsion of a large number of aliens may occur with respect to aliens who have some common characteristic or are members of a particular group.
A common characteristic of such"difficult" places is aridity,
A common characteristic of social security schemes in Latin America is"segmented access", whereby coverage is
partly because of hostility towards a group of persons who have an enduring common characteristic such as race,
partly because of hostility towards a group of persons who have an enduring common characteristic, such as race, colour or nationality.
because various corporate forms were used for incorporating project operators, the common characteristic of which was that the liability of the company owners for the obligations of the company was limited to their stake in the company.
Main common characteristics of successful.
Main common characteristics of successful Trade Points.
Emerging common characteristics of the green economy concept.
Common characteristics.
The paths identify classes of respondents having common characteristics see sub-sections A and D.
Despite their common characteristics, the various legislations are far from uniform.
Despite its common characteristics, definitions of volunteerism are still ambiguous.
A path identifies a class of respondents having common characteristics.