Примеры использования Had to be interpreted на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A term like“well-being” had to be interpreted dynamically.
The notes to the table give explanatory information, in particular for the cases where the original projection(as provided inthe Party's national communication) was not in full compliance with the UNFCCC guidelines and had to be interpreted by the secretariat for consistency.
Therefore these rules had to be interpreted according to Art. 8 CISG.
I wish to point out that these decisions by the courts of Spain were made after Spain became party to the Convention andin spite of a judgment by the Supreme Court of 2 February 1981 that norms that had entered into force prior to the Spanish Constitution had to be interpreted in accordance with the Constitution.
The Convention had to be interpreted and applied taking into account contemporary circumstances.
And I discovered that my twenty-minute presentation would take at least an hour, as it had to be interpreted into Amharic and then into the Somali language.
The words"under the law" had to be interpreted according to the particular legal system of the country.
Thus, ICJ has recognized in the case concerning the rights of Nationals of the United States of America in Morocco that article 95 of the Act of Algeciras had to be interpreted flexibly in light of the inconsistent practice of local customs authorities.
It was stated that the reference to the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules had to be interpreted in the light of public international law, as it was included in a treaty, and that therefore the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties("Vienna Convention") was applicable.
The author referred to a judgement by the Constitutional Court of 2 February 1981 finding that norms that had entered into force prior to the Spanish Constitution had to be interpreted in accordance with the Constitution and that incompatible norms had to be repealed.
In reply to question 2,he explained that article 101 of the Constitution had to be interpreted together with article 17, which provided for a derogation of certain constitutional guarantees, and also with article 141(previously article 134), the only article which permitted a derogation within the meaning of article 4 of the Covenant.
The authors submit that their exclusion from the CDU, upheld by the German courts,also violated their rights under article 18 of the Covenant, which had to be interpreted widely as encompassing freedom of thought on all matters, personal conviction and the commitment to religion or belief.
As regards juvenile justice,one of the main observations made by the Committee was that the Convention's provisions had to be interpreted in the light of other relevant United Nations standards in the field, in particular the United Nations Standard Minimum Rules for the Administration of Juvenile Justice and the United Nations Rules for the Protection of Juveniles Deprived of their Liberty.
Many delegations recalled that the best interests of the child was a basic principle that had to be interpreted in accordance with the Convention on the Rights of the Child and should be the inspiration for all three articles.
Then this data has to be interpreted to understand the processes in the system.
Culture as such has to be interpreted.
It further noted that the fundamental rights recognized in its Constitution have to be interpreted in the light of State party's international obligations.
It would also be helpful to accept as a general rule that all norms have to be interpreted in the light of international human rights treaties ratified by Kyrgyzstan.
At times, the content of the rights has to be interpreted by the courts in cases of conflicting perceptions, vagueness or lack of conceptual clarity.
The early-warning process has to be interpreted in this broad context in order to address the General Assembly's concern for improvements in warnings.
The results of this review have to be interpreted with caution because the number of studies in each category of cough preparations was small.
Indeed, all laws have to be interpreted by an independent judiciary, which should guarantee protection and offer means of legal redress for individuals whose rights, including freedom of religion or belief, are violated.
Hungary believes that for the purpose of ensuring the credibility of the arms trade treaty initiative the term conventional arms as referred to in resolution 61/89 has to be interpreted as broadly as possible, which would include ammunitions, components, related software and technology.
However, it has to be interpreted in the light of the ITU Convention(Geneva, 1992), which is one of the Union's basic legal documents, supplementing the provisions of the ITU Constitution Geneva, 1992.
This has to be interpreted as meaning that if such independent and impartial judicial authority decides that an order issued by an administrative authority is not appropriate, those arrested should be immediately released.
The signs of this fact are- tongue-tied in the Russian and Georgian languages, his statements and utterances,which afterwards have to be interpreted or changed, doubtful projects that cause irritation of the public.
He agreed with the United Kingdom representative that the definition of"data message" had always been controversial in the Working Group andthat its definition in the Model Law might have to be interpreted at a later stage.
The fact that citizens increasingly share information andhave raised expectations in terms of participation means that central government policy has to be interpreted and delivered in a way that is meaningful and beneficial to people locally.
Article 48 of the Constitution under Chapter III however makes provision for the principles of interpretation under the following terms:"this Chapter has to be interpreted in such a way so as not to be inconsistent with any international obligations of Seychelles relating to human rights and freedoms and a court shall, when interpreting the provision of this Chapter, take judicial notice of the international instruments containing these obligations.
First of all, the Covenant has to be interpreted in the light of the rules set out in the Vienna Convention of 1969 on the Law of Treaties, article 31, paragraph 3(c), of which indicates that account is to be taken of any relevant rules of international law applicable in the relations between the parties.