Примеры использования Construing на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Construing my marriage to be dysfunctional… just makes it easier for you to sell me down the river.
In any event, the State party was not acting arbitrarily in construing his statements this way.
Construing the test chambers in a way so that they can be operated or easily fixed after the bursting of a test sample is an art in itself.
Nonetheless, it is important to bear in mind certain practical problems in construing this provision.
There was also the view, however, that construing prevention as an obligation of conduct left many questions unanswered.
Brief introductory notes at the beginning of each Part,Chapter and Section of the Digest help users understand the broader context of the individual articles and cases construing them.
When interpreting art. 79 CISG, however, the court looked to decisions in US cases construing"analogous" provisions of domestic US law.
Construing the damaged rune as ᛋ/s/, Looijenga(1997) reads: gutanīs wī hailag She comments that gutanīs should be understood as an early form of Gothic gutaneis,"Gothic", and wī as early Gothic weih,"sanctuary.
A similar reference to adequate assurance is made in article 72(2), and cases construing that phrase under article 72 may be found relevant under article 71.
The Yearbooks of UNIDROIT are supplemented by the separate publications of Uniform Law Cases- the reports and-summaries of decisions in national courts construing various uniform laws.
Methodological principles of construing different informational models, including a socionic one, on the basis of varied informational aspects, functions, energy levels and their combinations.
In addition, the Judgment of the International Court of Justice in the case concerning Questions relating to the Obligation to Prosecute or Extradite(Belgium v. Senegal)is helpful in construing the Hague formula.
Some members stressed the relative character of theconcept of sovereignty and highlighted the importance of construing sovereignty for the purposes of the draft articles as not denoting absolute sovereignty.
In construing its mandate and the facts presented to it, the mission applied an international law framework, in particular international human rights law and international humanitarian law Council resolution S-3/1, paras. 4 and 5.
The estoppel rests on the representation of fact,whereas the conduct of the parties in construing their respective rights and duties does not appear as a representation of fact so much as a representation of law.
Yet another court stated that"contracts governed by the CISG are freed from the limits of theparol evidence rule and there is a wider spectrum of admissible evidence to consider in construing the terms of the parties' agreement.
Explore the possibility of construing legislation in a way that allows for the criminalization of abuse of functions regardless of the damage caused and in line with the requirements foreseen in article 19 of the Convention;
The review of tax law and court practice turned out to be the key aspect of making conclusions in the memorandum,because the regulatory body and banks have an absolutely different approach as to dealing with such matter and construing of tax code provisions.
Other systems achieve similar results without using this concept,for example by construing a refusal to perform in advance of the time for performance as a“positive breach of contract”: ibid., p. 531 German law.
General rules for construing the parties' agreement include CISG provisions pertaining to the meaning and content of a contract for sale, including article 8(standards for determining a party's intent) and article 9 usages and practices to which the parties are bound.
This could include scrutiny for compliance of existing national legislation, regulations and practices, draft bills and other proposals, in order to ensure consistency with the requirements of the Convention; and the provision of technical advice to public authorities orother agencies in construing and applying the Convention, including on the basis of observations and recommendations and general comments issued by the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
Therefore the review team recommended that the national authorities explore the possibility of construing legislation in a way that allows for the criminalization of abuse of functions regardless of the damage caused and in line with the requirements foreseen in article 19 of the Convention against Corruption.
For example, this could include: scrutiny for compliance of existing national legislation, regulations and practices, as well as draft bills and other proposals, to ensure they are consistent with the requirements of the Convention; and provisions of technical advice to public authorities orother agencies in construing and applying the Convention, including on the basis of observations and recommendations and general comments issued by the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities.
The Appeals Chamber found that the Trial Chamber erred in law by narrowly construing the prosecution's disclosure obligations under rule 66(B) of the Rules of Procedure and Evidence in a manner inconsistent with the plain language of the provision and ordered the Trial Chamber to reconsider the defence request for the documents.
In construing the meaning of the phrase"lawful authority, justification or excuse", the courts would have regard to the prohibition of torture under article 28 of the Basic Law as well as the prohibition against torture or cruel, inhuman or degrading treatment or punishment under article 3 of the Hong Kong Bill of Rights, which gives domestic effect to article 7 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights ICCPR.
With the aim of construing the definition of the offence in a way that is most conducive to the protection from enforced disappearance, the Working Group"admits cases of enforced disappearance without requiring that the information whereby a case is reported by a source should demonstrate, or even presume, the intention of the perpetrator to place the victim outside the protection of the law.
Broadly construed, the right to an effective remedy traditionally entails three elements.
The exception in paragraph 17 must be narrowly construed.
Any comments that could be construed as an attack would undermine that influence.
That would also be construed as providing political cover for these terrorist crimes.