Examples of using Which in practice in English and their translations into Russian
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The Court of Appeal, which in practice usually sits in the Bahamas,
make a recommendation which in practice will be followed up by an amended decision or possibly amended general rules.
together they will constitute be agreements which in practice will cover the particular issues like the agreement(s)
Mutual recognition, which in practice is a complex issue,
water and soil)-- which in practice means monitoring of the quality of those media-- is financially covered by the State Governments.
Mayorov writes of this:‘Another criterium for the evaluation of philosophic ideas of the Greek fo Ciceron seves their‘usefulness for the republic', which in practice means their availability for the improvement of Roman ethos
such as compulsory pilotage, which in practice restrain the right of transit passage of other States.
According to article 11, paragraph 2, of the TIR Convention, the claim for payment of sums due is presented by the competent authorities directly to the guaranteeing association, which in practice together with IRU
legal relationships has been obtained instead of clear service delivery schemes, which in practice is difficult to apply,
Every company needs to have someone responsible for the accounting area, which in practice many companies have these professionals outsourced,
The article shows negative influence of the low level of development of the financial market upon the Ukrainian economy, which in practice means difficulty of access to loans
Act No. 1067 of 28 December 1983, on the duration of work, lays down a minimum of 10 consecutive hours of rest between two working days, which in practice makes it impossible to combine two full-time jobs.
Remarks of different NGOs mostly pointed to the condition for the revision of audited report on financial management, which in practice prevents most of the NGOs from recogntion due to their financial situation.
The introduction of a"zero tolerance policy" for minor infractions committed by students leads to the criminalization of misbehaviour in school, which in practice may contribute to schools becoming an entry point to the criminal justice system,
the problem is that when using the calculation of these functions to be performed on an infinite time interval, which in practice is impossible.
aimed at solving the problems identified, which in practice will ensure a reduction in the share of illegal sector
legal concept to a particular financial activity based on the so-called test of"substantial part", which in practice means the following.
The Committee notes with concern that the State of Emergency attributes broad emergency powers to various branches of the security forces outside any judicial control, which in practice leads to serious breaches of the Convention by State authorities.
knowledge of the procurement project in question, which in practice it did not usually possess.
rules it out, but permits a woman to withdraw her complaint at any point, which in practice facilitates mediation