Примеры использования Definition could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A definition could be provided.
However, the ambiguity in the definition could perhaps be clarified.
The definition could consist of two parts.
Other delegations suggested that a definition could be inserted in article 2 bis.
The definition could then be reworded as follows.
Accountability was a dynamic concept whose definition could be viewed in different ways.
The definition could read.
However, in view of the fact that the Convention formed part of her country's legal system,the Convention definition could be directly applied.
Such a definition could read as follows.
They had acknowledged the importance of a definition of terrorism, buthad expressed doubt that such a definition could be agreed within the framework of a high-level conference.
The definition could thus be formulated as follows.
In relation to the definition of"electronic communication",it was said that such a definition could result in, for example, the use of short message services in the conduct of ODR proceedings.
The definition could point to possible significant effects;
The proposal to add a definition of competentauthority was not adopted, mainly because the definition could vary from one set of regulations(national, international, modal) and from one country to another.
However, this definition could be improved by the addition of the following three points.
While my delegation shares the concerns expressed by several countries regarding the revised concept of“safe areas”,as that new definition could impinge upon the need to protect other areas, we wish to highlight a more serious concern.
The definition could read as if only the container is covered and not the submunitions, and.
It will therefore be necessary to clearly define thescope of the word"production", as too strict a definition could unduly affect the peaceful use of nuclear material or even its use in naval reactors that require highly enriched uranium.
The definition could thus include two elements: the element of moral or material injury and the element of causality between the injury and the act.
Subject to consideration in the context of recommendation 184(see paras. 7779 below) of the issue of whether a lender could obtain a retention-of-title or financial lease right,the Committee agreed that the second part of the definition could be deleted.
However, he hoped that a definition could be agreed upon and included in the Statute.
Such a definition could be based on article 96 of the 1982 United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea5 concerning the immunity of ships used only on government non-commercial service.
However, the location of the definition could no doubt be identified by some other means.
The definition could include brokering activities, assignment with or without payment, re-exports, temporary exports, transits and trans-shipments, transfers of production capacity and transfers of intangible goods.
The introduction of ambiguity into that crucial definition could over time weaken the protections against anti-personnel mines which the Conference was mandated to strengthen.
This definition could give rise to complicated and arduous tasks necessary for the monitoring of this particular activity, since it would require resources and capabilities far beyond the means of many States, particularly developing ones.
Alternatively the VMS Unit believes that this definition could be reworded to make align it with the existing VMS text of Article 8 within the Convention.
He wondered how that definition could be reconciled with the main objective of Estonia's cultural policy, which included the cultural autonomy of national minorities(para. 387) but which would seem to give greater weight to Estonian national culture.
In his opinion, that definition could be dangerous, depending on who interpreted and applied it.
In his view, that definition could refer only to freedoms, which a State party clearly could not violate unless it was empowered by its legislation to do so.