Examples of using Some ambiguity in English and their translations into Russian
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In two cases there was some ambiguity as regards the coverage of cases of intermingled property,
In two cases there was some ambiguity as regards the coverage of cases of intermingled property,
There is currently some ambiguity as to whether proposed methods for the reduction of CO2(a"greenhouse gas" that may be contributing to the warming of the earth's climate through its absorption of reflected infrared radiation)
While some ambiguity remained, it was his understanding that the coordination mechanism mentioned in the first paragraph was to be part of the Government
The number of Red Notices was lower than expected, as some ambiguity remained during the reporting period regarding the procedures
Although there may be some ambiguity on the precise definition of this term,
Our understanding of the position of the Quartet, despite some ambiguity, is that the Quartet has taken the same approach;
Kazakhstan, by a letter dated 28 June 2013, noted that there was some ambiguity in how section G of annex I to decision 1/CMP.8 could be interpreted, which might have implications for the application of that provision to Kazakhstan.
it noted that"notwithstanding some ambiguity in the wording, the statement did not imply any departure from the point of view expressed clearly
made in the text in paragraph 2(e) created some ambiguity with regard to Islamic legislation and law.
He expressed concern that there was some ambiguity in the definitions of the terms used;
Other representatives took the view that there was some ambiguity in the relationship between the"equitable
On the other hand, there is some ambiguity in article 93 bis,
In two cases, there was some ambiguity regarding the coverage of cases of intermingled property in one of those jurisdictions;
whether the room for manoeuvre does not leave some ambiguity that could have negative repercussions for human rights.
except where specifically provided for in this Statute]. Some delegations felt that paragraph 2 of option 2 still left some ambiguity, and an alternative approach could read as follows.
We are glad that the Secretary-General sees those as tasks for the entire United Nations system to carry out because there was some ambiguity in his report, which listed those tasks in the section on peace
In the response letter from the United Nations Climate Change Secretariat dated 19 March 2013, it was noted that there is some ambiguity as to how the provisions of Article 3,
amendment(adopted through decision 1/CMP.8) to Kazakhstan in the second commitment period, we note that there is some ambiguity as to how the provisions of Article 3,
The view was expressed that the existing norms of space law had some ambiguity with regard to the non-militarization of outer space,