Examples of using Was flawed in English and their translations into Russian
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as we have stated more than once, it was flawed from the outset.
The representative of Italy said that the budget process was flawed in many ways from its adoption to its implementation and did not allow for proper control in Geneva.
It was unfair to impose an additional financial burden on all Member States if the draft Optional Protocol was flawed with regard to both its procedure and substance.
11 that States would not seek assistance from the international community even in such cases was flawed and was not backed by empirical evidence.
Reiterating Ethiopia's conviction which remains unchanged that the decision of the Eritrea-Ethiopia Boundary Commission was flawed, but nonetheless realizing that nothing is more important than the achievement of lasting peace between the two countries; and.
he argued that the procedure was flawed and that the faction leaders needed to sign the agreement in order for it to become valid.
The entire process was flawed, technically because of a lack of experience, financially because of limited mandate periods
The Advisory Committee expressed concern that the process for negotiating the amount of reimbursement with the troop-contributing countries was flawed and that the United Nations might have been committed to paying for more equipment than was needed.
utility that was chosen by ONS in 2001 was flawed, and hope that, in the light of the Code of Practice, the balance should be shifted a little in favour of practical(NB) utility for 2011.
Legal scholar Andrew Chin opines that Gill's argument was flawed, insofar as the method they describe does not constitute an"algorithm",
The definition of the offence of trafficking in persons in the new law on migration was flawed: the law was due to be revised to bring it into line with Costa Rica's international commitments.
Although they recognized the programme managers' prerogative to select staff, the individuals concerned felt that the process was flawed and that it often favoured external candidates over qualified internal candidates.
the recommendation that the mid-point of 115 should be restored was flawed.
there is no indication that the interpretation during the third interview was flawed.
Moreover, the argument that a crime was distinguishable from a delict in that it constituted a violation of an international obligation which was essential for the protection of the fundamental interests of the international community was flawed.
For example, the Advisory Committee had concluded that the Secretariat's ability to implement the new procedures for reimbursing troop-contributing countries for contingent-owned equipment was flawed, and had requested a special audit by the Board of Auditors.
The author also considers that the decision of the Danish Immigration Service was flawed because it rejected the notion that a person may be eligible for refugee status when a country's authorities fail to consider his genuine religious convictions as a valid reason for being excused from required military service.
cited in paragraph 38 of the report, was flawed from the standpoint of international law:
A legally binding commitment in this connection would enhance the credibility of a regime that was flawed from the very beginning,
Religion is flawed, but only because man is flawed. .