Примеры использования Contractor should на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The contractor should.
Where this is not possible, for example where the certifying authority applies a different financial reporting period, the contractor should indicate the tentative date of submission in the annual report.
The contractor should plan for 18 hours a day, 7 days a week.
An inventory of the data holdings from each contractor should be accessible on the World Wide Web via the Authority.
The contractor should be requested to ensure full compliance with the recommended format in future years.
What needed to be stressed instead was that a supplier or contractor should be able to base its rights and obligations on either language version.
The contractor should submit a more detailed account of the activities carried out in the report for 2012.
In addition, the Rules would expressly exclude certain categories of disputes from the scope of the subject-matter jurisdiction,such as claims that a contractor should be accorded the status of a staff member.
The contractor should undertake a study on the economic prospects of polymetallic nodule exploitation.
Conversely, should the value of the closing inventory of the United Nations newsstand facilities be less than the value of the opening inventory, the contractor should pay the Organization for the value of the shortfall.
The Contractor should provide the Authority with all the relevant data, data standards and inventories.
Environmentally important data of the type listed in sections 7.1 and 7.2 should be freely availablefor scientific analysis and an inventory of the data holdings from each contractor should be accessible on the World Wide Web.
The contractor should provide the meteorological and other routine environmental data collected during the cruise.
In order to avoid confusion in the application of these requirements, where the contractor is a State orstate enterprise, the contractor should indicate in the annual report which entity of the sponsoring State is entitled to certify the financial statements.
Any partner/contractor should realize what responsibility has been placed upon him, and respond to all possible situations quickly and competently.
Where this is not possible, for example,because the country in which the contractor is based has a different financial year, the contractor should indicate the accounting year and, as far as possible, should provide a prorated summary of expenditure matching the reporting year.
Despite this, the contractor should participate in the Authority's macrofauna taxonomic and standardization workshop in the Republic of Korea in 2014.
According to the contract, the contractor should have provided the bond within 10 days after signing the contract on 4 February 2004.
The contractor should provide the Authority with all relevant data, data standards and inventories, including raw environmental data in the format agreed with the Authority.
They might consider, for example, that the contractor should receive the benefit of cash payments made from his own funds, rather than funds advanced to him by the purchaser.
The contractor should make every effort to submit the reports in a timely manner in order to allow the organs of the International Seabed Authority to effectively carry out its functions.
In other words, each and every potential supplier or contractor should be able to participate, with simple and commonly used equipment and basic technical know-how, in the procurement proceedings in question.
The contractor should transmit to the Secretary-General any other nonconfidential data in its possession which could be relevant for the purpose of the protection and preservation of the marine environment.
Where this occurs, the Contractor should submit a revised programme of work to the Secretary-General in accordance with section 4, paragraph 4.4, of annex 4 of the Regulations.
The Contractor should transmit to the Secretary-General any other non-confidential data in his possession which could be relevant for the purpose of the protection and preservation of the marine environment.
At the point of final relinquishment, the contractor should be allowed the flexibility to nominate the area to be retained in the form of sub-blocks so as to allow more precise delineation of mineable areas.
Customer and contractor should see each other as equally ranked partners who meet eye-to-eye and only by working together are able to guide the project to success.
An inventory of the data holdings from each Contractor should be accessible on the World Wide Web Metadata that will detail the analytical techniques, error analyses, descriptions of failures, techniques and technologies to avoid.
The contractor should compare the data with other meiobenthos data from oligotrophic areas to assess whether the differences are real or may be indicative of problems with sample processing.
In that situation, the contractor should provide arguments to that effect to the Authority, which can then exempt the contractor from the specific requirement, if appropriate.