Примеры использования Language in paragraph на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Governing Council explained this language in paragraph 9 of Governing Council decision 15.
Mr. PILLAI said that it would be acceptable to delete the paragraph, assuming that the relevant language in paragraph 21 was retained.
There was no objection to the language in paragraph(1) and consequently it was agreed to retain the text therein.
A number of questions were raised that indicated the possible need to use more precise language in paragraph(8), as well as to align it with article 6 6.
It was said that the language in paragraph(3) might not achieve the objective of clarifying the provision.
Mr. GLOSBAND(Observer for the International Bar Association)wondered whether the language in paragraph(6) of article 13 could be adapted to suit article 12.
A proposal that the language in paragraph(2) be made consistent with paragraph(1) of article 6 was accepted.
Mr. de GOUTTES(Country Rapporteur) accepted the amendment suggested by Mr. Pillai,expressing the hope that the relevant language in paragraph 21 would be retained.
There was no objection to the language in paragraph(1)(bis) and consequently it was agreed to retain the text.
The Working Group noted that it had already adopted draft article 23(A/CN.9/455, paras. 18-21) andwent on to consider the bracketed language in paragraph 2.
The most detailed is the consensus language in paragraph 39.3(d) of Agenda 21.
Additionally, the new language in paragraph 6 fails to fully reflect the role of verification as a tool for enhancing confidence and assessing compliance.
As a demonstration of his Government's desire to show maximum flexibility,it would join the consensus on the draft resolution with the understanding that the language in paragraph 22 was not consensual.
The Governing Council further explained this language in paragraph 9 of its subsequent decision 15 S/AC.26/1992/15.
The language in paragraph 3 of the annex is an accurate description of a key paragraph of the Monterrey Consensus on development assistance.
The Working Group also agreed to enclose the language in paragraph 3(c) of the draft decision in square brackets.
It was considered whether the chapeau language in paragraph 17 of the Notes, which observed that many rules and laws on arbitral procedure empowered the arbitral tribunal to determine the language or languages to be used in proceedings in the absence of agreement by the parties, should be revised to reflect the advantages of a party-selected choice of language or languages. .
Mr. Sorieul(Secretary of the Commission)recalled that the initial objection to the language in paragraph 44 was that the recommendation went beyond what was recommended in the Arbitration Rules themselves.
To clarify the language in paragraphs 14, 23 and 30, in particular by referring in the end of paragraph 23 to post-contract formation disputes and by aligning the wording in paragraph 30 as regards wasting costs with the relevant wording found in paragraph 32 of document A/CN.9/WG. I/WP.79/Add.18"from continuing down a non-compliant path, risking wasting time and probably costs.
Activities undertaken by the Party to implement, and performance of, functions related to inventory planning, preparation andmanagement as specified in non-mandatory language in paragraphs 13, 15 and 17 in the guidelines for national systems;
Secondly, he would prefer more precise language in paragraph(3), to give the court an indication as to when relief was to be modified.
As to draft article 27, the reference in paragraph(2)was changed to the habitual residence“of the assignor”, and the language in paragraph(3) was changed to refer“to the extent” that law cannot be derogated from by contract.
Accordingly, in so far as the language in paragraph 297 of the Summary is inconsistent with the legal situation described, my Government wishes to make clear our firm objection.
After discussion, it was agreed that the language in paragraphs(5) and(6) constituted standard wording in treaties and ought to be retained.
After discussion, the proposed language in paragraph 131 above was agreed, and it was furthermore suggested that examples of possible inquiries by a neutral be provided for in guidelines.
Mr. Shearer said he agreed with Ms. Chanet that the language in paragraph 2 regarding the number of States parties to the Optional Protocol dated the document.
It was also noted that the language in paragraph 23 of the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation was quite broad and that the scope of the SAICM process should be consistent with that language. .
Mr. Amil(Pakistan) said that the inclusion of new language in paragraph 2 would jeopardize the consensus achieved in previous years on the important resolution.
First, in relation to article 5(1)(b),it was suggested to adopt the language in paragraph 7 of document A/CN.9/WG. II/WP.181, such that that subparagraph would read as follows:"(b) article 3(1) shall not apply to arbitrations conducted using certain sets of arbitration rules or procedures other than the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules in which it is a respondent;