Примеры использования Arose only на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The second time this situation arose only after 70 years.
Some(horsemen) arose only in the Cretaceous and exist until now.
The Special Rapporteur was of the view that the former question arose only in exceptional cases.
Priority issues arose only between secured creditors.
The question of the standard of liability, whether fault orstrict liability, arose only at a subsequent stage.
The issue of reciprocity arose only in the case of bilateral treaties.
Agreement was expressed with the Special Rapporteur's view in his second report that the question of compensation arose only in cases of distress and necessity.
Problems arose only when a Muslim attempted to convert to another religion, which was forbidden by the Constitution.
It was well known that extradition obligations arose only from relevant international instruments.
The question arose only with respect to evidence obtained overseas, as torture was not practised in the United Kingdom.
Originally, the legal title to care benefits arose only after the age of 3 had been reached.
Leaders arose only during the time of crisis but did not have the authority to impose rules or laws, let alone enforce them.
The commentary already explained that a priority conflict arose only where competing claimants had taken a security right from the same person.
The breach arose only at the point when it became clear that the State was not complying with the obligation to submit the case to the proper authorities for prosecution.
Paragraph 18 should avoid implying that the issue of public access arose only in the context of notice-based registry systems;
It was pointed out that the problem arose only in partly electronic systems, since in fully electronic systems data would be made available to searchers upon completion of the entry of data by the registering party.
Yet subparagraph(e), a reference to which was included in subparagraph(c),stated that liability arose only if the holder became a holder after the goods had been delivered.
Historically, this kind of will arose only after catastrophes and only in order to prevent new ones from emerging.
Concerning the permissibility of interpretative declarations, the view was expressed that the issue arose only when a treaty expressly prohibited such declarations.
Accordingly, international responsibility arose only when local remedies had been exhausted, although the process was by no means clear.
The United States regarded its obligations as the host country very seriously butrecalled that such obligations arose only in respect of official United Nations meetings.
The question of the permissibility of interpretative declarations arose only if an interpretative declaration was expressly or implicitly prohibited by the treaty; that point was reflected in draft guideline 3.5.
On that point,his delegation endorsed the view expressed by the Special Rapporteur in his second report that the question of compensation arose only in cases of distress and necessity.
The possibility of offsetting debts against assessments arose only where the Organization had enough cash to pay its bills to Member States.
Arbitration to resolve disputes between the United Nations anda contractor is a relatively new phenomenon for the United Nations as most of the cases arose only since the mid-1990s.
Generally speaking, the obligation to extradite or prosecute arose only where there was a relevant treaty in effect, based on the principle of pacta sunt servanda.
At that time, we reiterated that the United States regards its obligations as hostcountry very seriously but recalled that such obligations with regard to travel arose only in respect of official United Nations meetings.
First of all the question of immunity as an obstacle to considering a case on its merits arose only after the court had established its jurisdiction, and it could arise with regard to the exercise of all types of jurisdiction, not only universal jurisdiction.
Concerning the permissibility of interpretative declarations, the view was expressed that issues relating to the permissibilityof interpretative declarations and reactions thereto arose only in situations where an interpretative declaration was prohibited by the treaty.
The exercise of universal jurisdiction was supplementary to the territorial, personal andprotective jurisdiction of a State and arose only in the absence of a link between the prosecuting State and the place where the crime had been committed, the nationality of the perpetrator or the victim or the interests of the injured State.