Examples of using Is to be understood in English and their translations into Russian
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relative to which the rest of the book's theological exposition is to be understood.
the German researcher A. Manes noted that among the features of the property insurance against fire should be noted given the freedom of movement under which the permit is to be understood to carry the insured objects to another place,
The caselaw of the European Court of Justice and of the labour courts has also considerably contributed towards the development of principles concerning what is to be understood under equal and equivalent work,
used in article 9, as is to be understood from paragraph 13 of the commentary on paragraph 9
the term“ socially useful work” is to be understood as referring to work for a limited period of time
They are to be understood as birth, existence and death.
Cost estimates are to be understood as costs to the Convention not actual costs.
Such informational objects are to be understood as constraining affordances.
He too would be glad of more information on what was to be understood by"national minorities",
It was not clear whether that community was to be understood as comprising States only or other subjects of law.
This dichotomy reflects the realization that international cooperation would be unduly hampered if“public policy” were to be understood in an extensive manner.
He wondered how the term"fundamentalism" was to be understood and what authority defined it.
In particular, what was to be understood by the expression“domestic public order” which seemed very difficult to define?
In the past, the Coordinator had analysed how these terms were to be understood, namely from the perspective of international humanitarian law,
It was to be understood, however, that the provision of the proper facilities to the mission included the non-obstruction of its related activities.
Mr. Ben Achour said the last sentence should indicate that the word"everyone" was to be understood in the broadest sense of the term.
Selfdetermination of indigenous peoples was always to be understood in accordance with national legislation and selfdetermination was to be understood with full respect for sovereignty and territorial integrity.
It was suggested that it was necessary to define what was to be understood by the"commercial availability" of alternatives to HFCs;
provisions of article 1, paragraph 4, of the Constitution were to be understood.
Problems had arisen, however, in defining what was to be understood by“military assistance services”.