Примеры использования A proviso на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Such a proviso could naturally be used to evade responsibility.
All of them were anonymous- it was a proviso of that competition.
Such a proviso might usefully be included in the general comment under consideration.
However, if the company is incorporated in Wales there is a proviso that documentation in Welsh will be accepted.
There is also a proviso that no two judges shall be nationals of the same State.
It is designed to make it unnecessary to add to many of the preceding articles a proviso such as"subject to special rules.
Firstly, subsection(1)(b) has a proviso that women are only eligible"where tradition so specifies.
Mr. D'Allaire(Canada) said that one solution might be for the article to indicate-- say-- three possible scenarios, with a proviso that States could opt for something else if they wished.
Because such a proviso was relevant to other provisions of Chapter V it was set aside and only reconsidered in 1980.
It could not be presumed that the States concerned could rely on such a proviso unless the legal conditions existed necessitating suspension or termination.
A proviso prohibiting countermeasures endangering the territorial integrity of another State should be reintroduced. Spain.
Moreover, it would be a mistake to attach a proviso concerning constitutional law to one model provision alone.
In paragraph(6) of the commentary to draft article 63, the Commission indicates that the draft article in question is"designed to make it unnecessary to add to many of the preceding articles a proviso such as'subject to special rules'" emphasis added.
By protecting existing treaties, such a proviso would attract more potential parties to the proposed framework agreement.
It was suggested that the problem might be cured by making references to the solicitation documents andto specifications subject to a proviso along the lines of"to the extent and where appropriate.
He did not even think it necessary to include a proviso for principles of jus cogens, since that would require defining which principles were being referred to.
Mr. SCHNEIDER(Germany) said that, having realized that the concept of administrative law did not necessarily include tax law,his delegation endorsed the retention of paragraph 5 together with a proviso that would make it clear that the rule applied also to tax law.
In their view,by protecting existing treaties, such a proviso would moreover attract more States to become parties to the proposed framework agreement.
A proviso to this regulation would enable such employment if"the employee's employment is in all respects in accordance with an approved code of practice relating to the employment of people under the age of 16 years between those hours in work of the kind the employee is doing.
In a few instances, when the regular budget was mentioned explicitly, a proviso was made in the sense that plans for funding the proposed conference should be made in such a way as not to affect other programmes.
A proviso to this- the Company reserves the right to cancel a trip at any stage prior to the scheduled departure due to terrorism, natural disasters, political instability or other external events which make it inviable for the Company to operate our planned schedule.
As a result, in addition to a weak transfer of technology clause(article 4), a proviso was added that measures should be taken in accordance with"the means at their disposal and their capabilities" article 2, para. 2.
A proviso to be found in the Education Act, 1988, applying to children with special educational needs is to a certain extent superseded since it is the policy of the educational authorities to include children with special educational needs into mainstream education.
Occasionally, a seller will actually transfer ownership to a buyer at the moment of sale, with a proviso that the buyer's title will be retroactively extinguished should it fail to pay the agreed purchase price according to stipulated terms.
A proviso to Section 18(4) provides that nothing contained in subsection(4) shall prevent the making of laws in pursuance of the principle of State Policy of promoting a society based on equality and justice for all the citizens of Lesotho and thereby removing any discriminatory law.
In 1973 legislation provided for a schedule of offences appropriate for trial by a judge alone, with a proviso that the Attorney General could de-schedule an offence not connected to the emergency, resulting in its trial with a jury.
Notwithstanding such a proviso, it should be possible for the courts to explicitly reach agreement on a range of matters, including approval of a cross-border insolvency agreement.
If treaty crimes are excluded initially and a provision is inserted for the revision ofthe list of crimes, then a proviso could be considered along with such revision provision, providing for the cooperation by a requested State that has accepted the expanded jurisdiction of the Court with regard to the crime in question.
The resolution included a proviso that UNAMIR would be extended only upon review by the Council of progress made in the implementation of the Arusha Peace Agreement.
The position of a sellerthat reclaims ownership and possession of assets under a proviso that, having transferred ownership to the buyer, it may retroactively set aside the sale should the buyer not pay the purchase price as agreed(a resolutory condition) is similar to that of the retention-of-title seller.