Примеры использования Any examination на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In 1944, he got his driving license without any examination.
Any examination of the topic should pay due regard to current State practice.
That objective must lie at the core of any examination of the subject.
Any examination of benefits and costs(environmental, economic and social) should be done on a long-term basis.
No such request had been made so he was unable to conduct any examinations.
Any examination of new reform proposals must take place at Headquarters and involve all Member States.
These objectives, according to those representatives,must lie at the core of any examination of the subject.
Hence, any examination by a magistrate had to be conducted in the presence of the public prosecutor, an attorney, defence counsel and the clerk of the court.
Two interconnected optical systems allow obtaining images of professional quality in any examination mode.
The State party has not undertaken any examination of the allegations of torture made by the complainant at the beginning of his trial; instead, these have been dismissed.
Also with great experience our Course Directors instinctively know who need extra teaching before going to any examination.
The Office, in any examination of right to development indicators, should take into account the cost that countries would incur in developing indicators;
It concludes that the only reasonable interpretation that can be given to the notion of"examination" of the case within the meaning of the reservation is any examination.
However, doubt remains if Appendix 3 should remain for any examination purposes of the Type Approval Authority, responsible for the mobile deformable barrier.
It takes note of the State party's argument whereby the notion of"examination" of the matter in the meaning of the reservation signifies any examination.
This system was adopted from the International Labour Organization Administrative Tribunal without any examination of its appropriateness either there or for the new system.
(c) to carry out any examination, test or enquiry which they may consider necessary in order to satisfy themselves that the legal provisions are being strictly observed, and in particular-.
The report highlighted the importance of intersectionality, multidimensionality, andmultiple forms of discrimination to any examination of violence against women with disabilities.
For so long as may be necessary for the purpose of any examination, investigation, trial or inquiry or, in the case of land, the carry out thereon;
It attributes the right of conscientious objectors to decline military service directly to the right to freedom of conscience, anddoes not undertake any examination of its necessity.
For so long only as may be necessary for the purposes of any examination, investigation, trial or inquiry or, in the case of land, the carrying out thereon.
They pointed out that the views of States whose territories orneighbouring territories were placed under trusteeship in the past would be an important element in any examination of this issue.
A number of questions arise in any examination of the link between the international support measures(ISMs) relevant to LDCs, and the benefits that have effectively accrued to these countries by way of special treatment.
The provisions of paragraph(4) have been designed with a view to preserving the anonymity of bidders andthe confidentiality of information about their initial bids and the results of any examination or evaluation.
Any examination of the role and structure of organizations must provide support for collaborative mechanisms which draw on the strengths of all entities, both inside and outside the United Nations.
The recognition of that reality-- variously referred to as intersectionality, multidimensionality,and multiple forms of discrimination-- is important to any examination of violence against women with disabilities.
Any examination of the effects of armed conflicts on the termination or suspension of treaties must make it clear which obligations remained in force during and after situations of armed conflict.
Another delegation pointed out that permanent members did not usethe veto whenever there was a problem and that abstention by permanent members should be considered in any examination of the use of the veto.
She said that any examination of the administration of justice and indigenous peoples needed to include not only legislation and case law before national courts but also customary law of the indigenous communities.
His delegation supported the approach that the Special Rapporteur had taken to objections to reservations in defining the term"objection" prior to any examination of its legal effects or the lawfulness of objections, and it found the newly proposed definition satisfactory.