Примеры использования Mere reference на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, it was said that a mere reference to a reasonable period of time would be too vague.
It was thus agreed that, even after deletion of the reference to"good" practice,the standard of good faith and reasonable care would remain as a higher standard than a mere reference to generally accepted practice.
It also supported the movement away from a mere reference to crimes under international law.
Mere reference to tradition, to internal agreements, even to charter provisions, are not convincing.
Such restrictions orenumeration should be broader than a mere reference to some humanitarian grounds;
Mere reference to increasing African representation without providing details is simply not enough.
Mr. MAVROMMATIS said he was not satisfied that a mere reference to article 1 depoliticized paragraph d.
Mr. Thelin said a mere reference to a"legitimate public interest", as suggested by the Chairperson, would not be enough.
The adequacy of water should not be interpreted narrowly, by mere reference to volumetric quantities and technologies.
A mere reference to"the seriousness of these questions"(para. 7.8) does not suffice: Hence, this individual opinion!
The proposed formulations in a new Article 5, para. 3, CMR,particularly the mere reference to do not give an answer to this question.
The author's explanation for the delay, a mere reference to lack of information, does not constitute an exceptional circumstance, which could justify the delay.
Another suggestion was that reference should be made to identification of the“person” to whom payment was to be made,in addition to the address or account, since a mere reference to“an address or account” might be insufficient if, for example, payment was to be effected by cheque.
The Chairman suggested that a mere reference to durations in an introductory paragraph corresponding to legislative recommendations 61 and 62, would remove the inconsistency.
He favoured retention of article 113 for the reasons outlined by the delegation of Norway: a mere reference to the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties would not be sufficient.
The Court further observed that the mere reference to the article in the Convention based on which the refusal had been made would not have sufficed to meet the obligation to provide notification of the reasons.
According to the Court, while the parties are free to exclude application of CISG either expressly orimpliedly(Art. 6 CISG), the mere reference to domestic law in the parties' pleadings is not in itself sufficient to exclude CISG.
The mere reference to the notion of“liability” in a provision dealing with purported signers and relying parties might deter potential users from engaging into electronic signature practice.
In the absence of any existing practice between the parties, the mere reference to the general terms and conditions is not sufficient to incorporate them in the contract.
The mere reference to essential elements of the treaty is not sufficient since it may prove difficult to determine indisputably the nature of those elements, which, if affected, could impair the raison d'être of the treaty.
Further,"in the particularly sensitive field of environmental protection, mere reference to the economic well-being of the country is not sufficient to overweigh the rights of the others" para. 97.
The mere reference to the English concept of"damages for detention" in an award clearly based on German law-- which was expressly chosen by the parties to govern the merits of the dispute-- did not constitute the application of a different law.
Under another view,it was uncertain whether it could be derived from a mere reference to the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules in investment treaties that parties agreed automatically to be bound by any amendments thereto.
A mere reference to facts relied upon to substantiate the assumption of a risk of collusion as a reason for arrest is insufficient; there must be reason to the fear that there will be an impairment of evidence as a result of the defendant's contact with the outside, established through conversations with his/her lawyer.
However, formal transposition andpractical implementation are not the same, and a mere reference to the Seveso II legislation is not fully adequate, especially considering the differences in the scope of the Directive and the Convention.
Mere reference in the report to the Convention as being the"Supreme Law of the Land", pursuant to article 133 of the Constitution, should not preclude the Government from taking the necessary steps to fully harmonize national legislation with the provisions of the Convention, namely in the light of article 4 of the Convention.
In doing so,the Commission considered further the question that had been raised in the discussion of article 36 with respect to whether a mere reference to"reliability" would be sufficient, or whether it would be preferable to refer rather to a requirement that the supplier or contractor had to be"qualified.
According to one view, a mere reference in the preamble was insufficient, considering the importance of the matter, and a definition or at least a mention of the principle should appear in an article of the statute, preferably in its opening part.
The Committee observes the information provided by the State party regarding other regular workerswho are not paid the minimum standard wage(para. 4.5 above), and notes that the author's mere reference to minimum standard wage does not suffice to substantiate the alleged discrimination.
Counsel argues that the State party's mere reference to a non-provided report does not suffice as proof and requests a copy of the written report by the embassy, with the name of the sources deleted if necessary.