Examples of using Such complexity in English and their translations into Spanish
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Such complexity was contrary to the basic principles of the GSP
To solve such complexity, we chose aluminum as a single material for each façade,
Such complexity is even more visible in large cities that nowadays host more than 50% of the world's population.
Japan wonders if the resolution that has just been adopted can in fact properly address such complexity.
The delegation noted that in the common-basket funding each sector would be considered separately and such complexity should be avoided.
Nonetheless, sustaining an undertaking of such complexity over an extended period of time remains a critical focus of the Commission's work.
Exposing such complexity has led to improved diagnostic capability
As to be expected with an international scheme of such complexity, technical problems continually arise;
reflects such complexity both in terms of the number of requests for advice and the nature of the requests.
dealing with issues of such complexity that can not be answered in a verbal consultation.
would seem to obviate the need for an institutional arrangement of such complexity.
is an endeavour that requires honesty and courage- especially in a country of such complexity and in which so many interests are involved.
development involves such complexity that major insights,
The only way the Fed can build a model to describe such complexity is to assume away the real world;
Owing to such complexity, it appears that prevention strategies are often implemented in ad hoc manner,
Such complexity does not detract from the prodigious execution of this masterpiece of world painting,
Given such complexity, should the glossary be limited to a general definition that might be superficially good for all countries
Given such complexity, the United Nations should not only be a bulwark against arbitrary actions in international relations but also, above all, the vehicle for effective responses.
risks associated with such complexity.
In addition, fixing the limits for some continental shelf areas may involve scientific and technical issues of such complexity that they are unable to be resolved within the 10-year period, irrespective of the financial resources of the State involved.