Примеры использования Intended meaning на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Article 6(vi): the intended meaning of this subparagraph is unclear.
Whether"rejection of all submissions" accurately described the intended meaning of the article.
A concern was raised that removing that language would change the intended meaning of the provision, namely that paragraph(5) should also preclude a claimant applying the Rules on Transparency when the Rules would not otherwise apply under the convention.
Monitors his or her own speech and the speech of others,checking for mistakes and deviations from intended meaning;
The respondent argued this was not the intended meaning of the refusal.
A call was made forfurther elaboration of the proposal in order to avoid any confusion as to its intended meaning.
Parties would need to decide on the intended meaning of"available to Parties on their request.
In response, it was said that the heading"Offer of unilateral application" might not convey clearly that intended meaning.
When you put punctuation in the wrong place,it can change the intended meaning of your sentence and send your reader in the wrong direction.
And even concerning that point, no witnesses spoke for the defense, andneither was Jesus asked to explain his intended meaning.
To delete in paragraph(2) the word"original", and to explain the intended meaning of the provisions in the Guide;
Much like with spoken language, obfuscation uses ambiguous andconfusing expressions to compose statements that conceal the actual intended meaning.
That an alternative term to the term"frivolous" that would better convey the intended meaning and encompass a complaint that was intended to obstruct the process should be considered.
This example demonstrates how the translator providing marketing translation needs to be cautious of maintaining the intended meaning of phrases or names.
After discussion, it was agreed that those sentences should be revised to better reflect their intended meaning and to clarify that transfer of title might play a role even in the context of a comprehensive security regime.
It was suggested that in order to avoid any ambiguities in this respect, the Guide should explain this intended meaning.
The Working Group agreed that the words"as appropriate" in paragraph(11)should be amended to reflect more accurately the intended meaning that not all the provisions of the article were applicable to framework agreements.
Actually, it is a logical fallacy to argue that the repetition of certain words orother linguistic structures in the Qur'an has a particular intended meaning.
While readers would be trusted to make the right decision with respect to"grantor" because the intended meaning of the term was usually discernible with little difficulty from the context, the same was not true of the term"secured creditor.
Mr. Wallace(United States of America) proposed that, in paragraph 10,the words"of the publication" should be inserted after"at the end" in order to clarify the intended meaning.
Accordingly, to clarify the intent of this position, Canada would prefer the term"illegal armed groups" to"non-State actors" as it better captures the intended meaning and provides clarity regarding which actors in particular the arms trade treaty seeks to prevent obtaining access to arms.
The Working Group agreed that the penultimate sentence in paragraph 2 of the commentary to article 63 should be revised to convey more accurately the intended meaning.
The Chairperson said that he wondered if such harmonization would clarify the intended meaning of the draft article, as the use of"transmitted" in paragraph 3, implying that a notice had reached the addressee, was in any event succeeded by"sent" in paragraph 5, describing a failure of a notice to reach the addressee.
Paragraph 1- I removed the footnote by the legal group after considering the intended meaning of the term"processing.
The Committee decided that the Secretariat should find an appropriate term that would convey more accurately the intended meaning of article 16 and would avoid confusion with other provisions of the revised model law that allowed rejection of individual submissions on various grounds for example, on the ground of inducement, conflicts of interest, as being non-responsive or not achieving the required threshold.
If doubts might arise in a particular case,the commentary could specify the intended meaning of the term in that case.
If the intended meaning is―variant TLD strings‖ declared by an applicant as described in the Guidebook(see separate section), thus occurring within a single IDN gTLD application, they will be handled according to those rules and not be put in a contention set based on the applicants declaration of variants, while still being considered as a basis for assessing similarities with other appliedfor strings.
Concern was raised about the word"intervention" andquestions were raised about the intended meaning of this new provision.
In particular, the State party should have investigated the following questions:(i)whether the person eventually employed was of Danish national/ethnic origin;(ii) whether the intended meaning of the advertisement should be taken into account;(iii) whether the explanation provided by Torben Jensen A/S was logical;(iv) whether the publishing of the advertisement constituted indirect discrimination; and(v) whether the publishing of the advertisement was punishable as negligence.
Sir Nigel Rodley said that, while he too found the wording of draft guideline 3.3.3[3.3.4] somewhat ambiguous, paragraph(2)of the commentary clarified its intended meaning.