Примеры использования Considered at length на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Working Group considered at length the differing views that were expressed.
While there are a number of ways in which the D6 claims can be valued,the Panel considered at length two broad methodologies that could be used.
The Working Group considered at length the differing views that had been expressed.
The International Commission for the Conservation of Atlantic Tunas indicated that it had included the 1995 Fish Stocks Agreement on the agenda of its 1996 meeting andthe matter had been considered at length.
The concept of COMI is considered at length and in detail in the judgement.
Regarding item 13(Report(s) of any subsidiary organ(s)), no additional subsidiary body had been established, andthe reports on the work of the 2009 meeting of experts had already been considered at length.
The Expert Group considered at length the problems surrounding the non-extradition of nationals.
The President said that, as no subsidiary bodies had been established andthe report on the work of the 2008 meeting of experts had been considered at length during the Conference, it did not seem necessary to take up the item.
The Working Group considered at length the various arguments that were put forward in support of both propositions.
The Chairman stressed that the wording had already been considered at length and that there remained little time for further discussion of the matter.
The Board considered at length Informal document No.19(2005) prepared by the secretariat, containing an amendment proposal for a Fraud Report Form FRF.
Emissions trading should not be considered under this protocol until it has been considered at length and elaborated by the SBSTA, and its environmental benefits clearly demonstrated.
The court considered at length the question of giving notice of defects within the meaning of article 39(1) CISG.
The Commission recalled that the Working Group had considered at length whether an enforcement regime should be provided in respect of preliminary orders.
The Committee considered at length the proposed revisions to programme 35 and divergent views on the substance of the programme were expressed.
At the eighty-eighth session(23-27 June 1997), the Working Party considered at length national procedures required to ensure a valid discharge of TIR Carnets by Customs authorities.
In that context, it considered at length the question of interpreting statements made by the parties, in accordance with article 8 CISG.
It was also said that all the arguments mentioned in the discussion of recommendation 205 had been considered at length in the process that had led to the preparation of the United Nations Assignment Convention and had been reconsidered during the preparation of the draft Guide.
The Working Group considered at length the question of the form of the notification to be given to foreign creditors.
At its fifth session, the Working Group considered at length the relationship between the draft model provisions and the Legislative Guide.
The TIRExB considered at length Informal document No.10 drafted by the secretariat, containing an example of best practices regarding the application of Article 38 of the Convention.
The Working Group considered at length the need for and the implications of the requirement of writing.
The Commission considered at length the question whether article 1 should be amended for the purpose of expressly excluding proceedings concerning consumers from the scope of application of the Model Provisions.
At its fifth session, the Working Group considered at length the relationship between the draft model provisions and the Legislative Guide A/CN.9/521, paras. 18-21.
The Working Group considered at length the various views that were expressed and the different alternative approaches to the draft article proposed.
The Working Group considered at length the appropriate threshold for the recognition of foreign certificates.
The Working Group considered at length whether an enforcement regime should be provided in respect of preliminary orders.
The Working Group then considered at length the conceptual distinction between"record" and"data message" and the desirability of combining them in a single provision.
The Working Group considered at length the arguments that were put forward by both lines of thought, and considered proposals to eliminate the reasons for concern that had been raised.
The Working Group considered at length the various views that had been expressed and agreed that the matters raised by the draft paragraph required further consideration by the Working Group.