Примеры использования Could lead to confusion на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This is not a concept known to international humanitarian law and could lead to confusion.
Crop year" could lead to confusion as some commodities could be stored for years without problems.
The draft Guide provided sufficient clarity in that regard andexpanding it further could lead to confusion.
However, the wording of the provision could lead to confusion as to the right of the Movement to act in the event of a disaster.
The mechanism proposed by the Advisory Committee was not consistent with budgetary discipline and could lead to confusion.
When the simultaneous presence of permanent andtemporary markings could lead to confusion, the permanent markings shall be covered or removed.
This is because the Cyrillic alphabet is related to the English alphabet andcombining characters from both languages could lead to confusion.
Their omission could lead to confusion and an interpretation that the carrier's mandatory period of responsibility extends outside of this period.
At the moment different wording is used in different UNECE standards, which could lead to confusion in trade.
This could lead to confusion of Customs authorities in other countries if they are not aware which format- day/month/year or month/day/year- has actually been used.
Several others expressed concern about the proliferation of initiatives, which could lead to confusion and duplication of efforts.
A concern was raised that the phrase"relevant reservation" in paragraph(1) could lead to confusion or be misinterpreted, in light of the different types of reservations enumerated in article 5 and the applicability of those reservations to the obligations in article 3.
Any such retroactive amendment would result in inconsistencies with existing national legislation, and could lead to confusion at the bilateral level.
They considered that to indicate the packing group in such cases could lead to confusion since the packagings of Appendix V/A.5 should precisely not be used see also INF.3, paras. 77-78.
One delegation expressed its concern that the recommendations contained in paragraph 33 of document DP/1999/10 could lead to confusion between the UNDAF and the CDF.
The view was expressed that the word"law" in paragraph 2 of the draft article could lead to confusion in certain legal systems and it was suggested that the text should instead refer to the"applicable law" or"applicable rules of law".
The Advisory Committee is of the view that, unless such standards are carefully identified and realistically set,reforms could lead to confusion, excessive reporting and high cost.
This new characterization of a problem that has existed for decades in the country could lead to confusion and problems in a number of fields, from statistical data to public policies, including the rigorous application of international humanitarian law.
The representative of Germany regretted that the texts adopted had been circulated under two different depositary notifications within a short period; this could lead to confusion.
The point was made, however,that the text contained an unnecessary repetition, which could lead to confusion: thus harm to the environment, mentioned in paragraph(c), was already covered by paragraph a.
Some delegations considered that such a specification was unnecessary, as there were currently no provisions for a placard of that model.Such a stipulation could lead to confusion.
In addition, Turkey pointed out that usingthe size code denominations(Jumbo, Extra-Fancy etc.) could lead to confusion as industry might misinterpret them as quality denominators.
While the specificity in those decisions might appear to control,the fact that the parties' direction on the use of decimal places came later in time could lead to confusion.
Mr. Rwangampuhwe(Rwanda) said that the title of section C,"Administrative processes", could lead to confusion, since in certain countries there was a considerable overlap between administrative and political processes.
This is not the intention. The intention in the preceding Articles is that the term"public" encompass the"non-disputing Parties to the treaty" and, in Canada's view,adopting a different approach in Article 7 could lead to confusion and should be avoided.
In support of deletion, it was further stated that the reference to the term"court" could lead to confusion, as in some jurisdictions the competent authority was an administrative authority rather than the courts.
With regard to the transmission of such information, it is extremely important that the various actors of the TIR procedure agree ona harmonized use of the various terms, in order to avoid misunderstanding, which could lead to confusion and an incorrect application of the system.
The delegation of France considered, however, that the continued use of the term“conducteur” in the text of CEVNI could lead to confusion with regard to the duties of the person with responsibility for navigational matters on board the vessel and those of the helmsman who had no such responsibilities.
It was said that the Working Group, when it had encountered the issue in relation to the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules 2010, had determined that all awards were final and binding by their nature, andhence different terminologies could lead to confusion.
Furthermore, situating Tindouf, a city in southwestern Algeria, in the Western Sahara region could lead to confusion, since the name"Western Sahara" referred geographically to a territory to the west of Algeria which was the subject of United Nations decolonization efforts.