Examples of using General in nature in English and their translations into Russian
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They are general in nature, referring to various kinds of terrorism,
Second, the draft articles were meant to be general in nature; it would be impossible for the Commission to identify all the relevant special rules.
Some of these issues are general in nature, while others identify particular occupational groups.
Such findings do not in any way indicate that they are general in nature, or that they may not also exist at other missions and locations.
the concept of"reparation" was general in nature and included all the other terms;
Some of them were general in nature, while others dealt with amendments to domestic law,
Mr. van Boven also pointed out that the concept of"reparation" was general in nature and included the following terms:"restitution","compensation","rehabilitation","satisfaction" and"guarantees of non-repetition.
Those agreements are either specifically about extradition or general in nature, with some articles touching on extradition.
Should it be expressed as a set of principles, general in nature but possible to apply in a variety of national situations around the world?
The report of the Secretary-General is mostly general in nature, providing a broad outline of management reform initiatives.
Amnesty International was disappointed that most recommendations accepted were very general in nature and that substantive recommendations had been rejected.
The GE.1 Chair further noted that while the mandates might appear rather general in nature they implied a number of significant changes.
She asked for information on the action plans and whether they were general in nature or had more specific goals.
many of the views expressed in the Open-ended Working Group tend to be general in nature and to be reiterations of known positions.
The view was expressed that some of the objectives and strategies, although general in nature, were broadly acceptable.
Another view was expressed that the proposal had no added value because it was general in nature.
This mechanism, which is general in nature, could be a useful means of providing people deprived of their liberty with access to statistical,
She said the examples of temporary special measures given in the report were too general in nature and were not the type of measures envisaged in article 4(1)
Such an enabling statute may be general in nature, consisting of a reference to the effect that in cases falling within the scope of article 46,
And in many cases where recommendations were made, they proved to be rather general in nature and difficult to apply in practice,