Примеры использования Chapter should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Each chapter should be one of my rules.
Any maintenance operations not covered by this chapter should be carried out by an Authorised 12.
This chapter should be drafted in accordance with the text of document CEDAW/C/1994/7.
The new recommendations in section B and the commentary to the chapter should be read in the context of the Insolvency Guide.
The chapter should reflect the differences for monitoring rivers, lakes and groundwaters.
Environmental aspects of actions identified in that chapter should be duly taken into account in identifying elements of the strategic plan.
This chapter should contain general assessment of real status of the district/town development.
NOTE: Aerosols not submitted to the flammability classification procedures in this Chapter should be classified as extremely flammable Category 1.
The chapter should address issues associated with the financial sector and central banks.
Material from those invited to contribute to drafting a working paper or draft chapter should be submitted in one of the official languages of the United Nations.
In addition, the chapter should provide arguments about the uses and importance of the systems.
The following guidance on a common structure for chapters in part V should therefore be followed. Each chapter should generally consist of the following seven subsections.
This chapter should therefore be read in conjunction with document FCCC/SBI/2013/6/Add.1, which outlines the work programme.
For a more complete discussion of the potential effect of the commencement of insolvency proceedings on security rights, however, this chapter should be read together with both the commentary and the recommendations of the Insolvency Guide.
The chapter should be supplemented with new section 18-9 as suggested by the Group of Volunteers in TRANS/SC.3/WP.3/2005/6, para. 8.
The summaries of national space legislation in that chapter should be carefully harmonized with the updated schematic overview of national space legislation;
The chapter should therefore also include a discussion on appropriate measures to fight corrupt or abusive practices in the selection process.
The Expert Group, when validating the Business Opportunity and Problem Statement at its fourth session on 1-2 March 2004,fully recognized the fact that the statement as reflected in underlying Chapter should be judged and analyzed within the context of its historical setting.
It was also observed that the chapter should be as comprehensive as possible and leave open the way in which the various approaches could be implemented.
It was also agreed that the commentary to the chapter should fully discuss the policy reasons justifying the approach taken in recommendation 204.
The chapter should lay out the principles to be used, with a reference to the appropriate United Nations handbook for information about the specifics.
Articles 49 and 50 formed an integral part of Chapter VII of the Charter; andall the provisions contained in that Chapter should be implemented concurrently and to the same extent, as components of the comprehensive mechanism for maintenance of international peace and security contained therein.
This chapter should be an input for discussions of the Statistical Commission in respect of approving activities towards improvement of international cooperation in this area.
The majority of participants felt that this chapter should be very clear and focused, and should serve as a guide to future work on water cooperation in the subregion.
That Chapter should be invoked only as a last resort, after all diplomatic solutions provided for by Chapters VI and VIII of the Charter have been exhausted.
The Expert Group expressed the opinion that this chapter should place more emphasis on indirect methods for evaluating quality and completeness, with direct methods as an adjunct.
At the same time, this chapter should clearly outline the separation of powers between data holders, data users, operators and the responsible authority for processing personal data.
A State invoking a circumstance precluding wrongfulness under this Chapter should, as soon as possible after it has notice of the circumstance, inform the other State or States concerned in writing of it and of its consequences for the performance of the obligation.
In effect, the chapter should provide guidance to gather and compile vital statistics produced from the preferred source, namely, the civil registration system.
Statements were made to the effect that the draft chapter should refer to the phases of a privately financed infrastructure project and the different methods of dispute settlement that were suitable for, or were likely to be used in, each phase.