Examples of using Too closely in English and their translations into Russian
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Still others, however, noted that it was not necessary to follow the 1969 Convention too closely, in view of the differences between treaty acts
nobody was allowed to approach him too closely.
were based too closely on that model.
Most Member States are reluctant to have a United Nations body engage too closely with civil society,
They often happen when a person steps on the snake or approaches it too closely.
In case of beginning of a war against us, these systems will be destroyed first of all because they are located too closely.".
To the dogmatic opponents of NEPAD, who see red when they think Africa is relating too closely with the international community-- which they blame for all of Africa's present maladies-- I can only say that they should come up with viable alternatives.
the subject-matter is too closely linked to the concept of legal personality for study of one to be dissociated from that of the other". Henri Batiffol
Moltke passed too closely in front of Stettin,
Most strips that were not too closely tied to then current events were chronologically republished in ten small books simply named Mafalda
did something to make herself look enough like Jolene's driver's-license photo to fool anyone who didn't look too closely.
it appears to the Advisory Committee that the proposed structure of the administrative component is modelled too closely on that of the peacekeeping missions see para. 83 below.
the participating delegations do not consider themselves too closely associated with the adopted text.
the participating delegations do not consider themselves too closely associated with the adopted text.
it was important that they should not be too closely associated with any political party,
although respondents also mentioned that committee sessions were scheduled too closely to non-ESCAP meetings;
were reluctant to engage too closely, as that would risk undermining the humanitarian principles so central to their modus operandi.
who are perceived as cooperating too closely with the international community,
the humanitarian organizations they protect may be viewed as being too closely associated with them, thus undermining the neutral and impartial profile that
the church considered the marriage illegal because they were too closely related- either because they were cousins,