Examples of using Substantive differences in English and their translations into Russian
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the view was also expressed that some substantive differences existed that might necessitate a revision of some of the concepts involved.
Iraq's currently accurate, full and complete declaration regarding its nuclear programme prior to 1991 contains no substantive differences from the full, final
It was important to maintain the distinction between immunity ratione personae and immunity ratione materiae, owing to their substantive differences, including those relating to expiry and scope,
especially with a view to addressing misperceptions in a number of Member States regarding the conceptual and substantive differences between the offences covered by those instruments.
to reflect substantive differences between EECCA countries.
the accompanying Guide text may explain that the procedural and substantive differences between the methods in articles 43 and 44 should guide a procuring entity in the selection of one method over the other.
Indeed, despite the substantive differences of opinion still remaining, because of the obvious political interests at stake,
measurement methods are identical, there may still be substantive differences in the estimates, as a consequence of sampling
this contributed to similar settlements being reached, despite substantive differences in competition laws.
Ms. Khalidi(Malaysia) said that Malaysia's participation in the negotiation on the text had been premised on the understanding that while there remained real and substantive differences among delegations on the death penalty,
contributing to similar settlements being reached, despite substantive differences in competition laws.
contains no substantive differences from its earlier full,
they felt they constituted significant substantive differences that affected the scope of the draft convention.
they constituted significant substantive differences that affected the scope of the draft convention.
the multilateral environmental agreements, and considers that there are no substantive differences between the oversight regime in place for UNEP expenditure and the expenditure of the multilateral environmental agreements.
The cultural, legal and commercial differences in insolvency regimes across jurisdictions that lead to different approaches to insolvency and procedural and substantive differences between insolvency laws,
Notwithstanding the substantive differences in geographical coverage, the three functions of the programme will ensure a systematic approach in( i)
The most substantive difference between CESCR and the other expert bodies consisted in the manner in which their members were elected.
The sole substantive difference is that it has an extra condition to ensure that people who use the software over a network will be able to get the source code for it.
The only substantive difference between the Convention and the Model Law, therefore, concerns the receipt of communications in the absence of any designation.