Примеры использования Latter provision на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This latter provision came into force in 1990.
Article 79 is indissociable from this latter provision, under which.
This latter provision favours women.
Reference was made to recent judicial pronouncements relating to the latter provision.
The latter provision raises difficulties both in principle and at the technical level.
The theoretical gap would thus be filled in practice thanks at least to the latter provision.
It was not clear what the latter provision meant and whether the limitations still stood.
However, the Constitutional Court had looked into the matter and found the latter provision unconstitutional.
The commentary to the latter provision is therefore also relevant to paragraph(b) of article 24.
The latter provision can be considered together with the IMO regulations relating to the exercise of port State control.
A suggestion was made to place article 2 before article 1, since the latter provision employed some of the terms defined in article 2.
The latter provision sought to restrict references to trademarks or similar references.
Building upon the national action reported by the responding States, the Conference may wish to devote attention to further discussing the complementarity between articles 6 and 7 of the Protocol andthe need recognized in the latter provision to establish a legal status for victims of trafficking in persons, who often find themselves in destination or transit States without proper identification or travel documents or the underlying legal right to be in that territory.
The latter provision required strengthening of the monitoring of commercial traffic in the Adriatic Sea.
Building upon the national action reported by the responding States, the Conference of the Parties may devote its attention to further discussing the complementarity between articles 6 and 7 of the Traffickingin Persons Protocol and the need recognized in the latter provision to establish a legal status for victims of trafficking in persons, who often find themselves in destination or transit States without proper identification or travel documents or the underlying legal right to be in that territory.
The latter provision reflects the shortcut in procedures allowed in these circumstances in Article 31(b) of TRIPS.
The proposed article potentially undermined the latter provision by not taking into account continuous or ongoing violations that started prior to the entry into force of the protocol.
The latter provision complies fully with the obligation arising from article 15 of the Convention.
The Committee noted that, on the basis of the latter provision, requests for exemption under Article 19 should have been received by the President of the General Assembly by 25 May 2001 for consideration by the Committee at its sixty-first session.
The latter provision had also been adopted by some European countries in their efforts to combat terrorism.
The Committee noted that, on the basis of the latter provision, the deadline for receipt of requests for exemption under Article 19 by the President of the General Assembly was 24 May 2004 for consideration by the Committee at its sixty-fourth session.
This latter provision stipulates that equality of the sexes is provided in more detail by an Act.
Under this latter provision, the right is recognized only to descendants down to the third generation.
The latter provision is meant to ensure the security of persons engaged in the protection of the legal order.
This latter provision precludes the possibility of using panes of laminated glass or plastic material.
While this latter provision was well intentioned, its impact has been that no further savings have been identified.
The latter provision interferes with the Secretary-General's prerogative as chief administrative officer of the Organization;
The latter provision was surely not compatible with article 12(2) of the Covenant on the right to leave any country, including one's own.
Under the latter provision, the maximum duration of the author's remand in custody expired at midnight on 11 August 2004.
The latter provision, which certainly concerns also international organizations although it does not mention them explicitly, reads.