Примеры использования Nonnegotiable на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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But I was g-- no, nonnegotiable, so.
Nonnegotiable… just like my love for you.
See, he had these rules, nonnegotiable rules.
Then my nonnegotiable is Joe's rager on Sunday!
They were going to go for that, butI convinced them to make one change, nonnegotiable.
Ii regarding the nonnegotiable sea waybill, to encourage its use in order to.
The terms of reimbursement for each of the type of courses are final and nonnegotiable.
In such circumstances, the nonnegotiable sea waybill is an effective substitute for the negotiable bill of lading.
In fact, the inalienable nature of their right to self-determination is imprescriptible and nonnegotiable.
This belief system must be nonnegotiable and strongly held to by the community closest to its center.
The right of the people of the island to speak Spanish andto have their own culture was nonnegotiable.
There has been an increasing commercial trend towards the use of nonnegotiable sea waybills in European, Scandinavian, North American and certain Far East trade areas.
These nonnegotiable documents are quite satisfactory to use except where the buyer wishes to sell the goods in transit by surrendering a paper document to the new buyer.
Implicit in the above is the possibly erroneous commercial andofficial thinking that a nonnegotiable transport document gives less security than the traditional bill of lading.
If more than one original of the nonnegotiable document has been issued, the surrender of one original will suffice and the other originals cease to have any effect or validity;
The opposition parties have also indicated that their demand for Guineans abroad to be allowed to vote was a nonnegotiable prerequisite for the holding of the next legislative elections.
Appreciate the advantages andencourage the use of the nonnegotiable sea waybill instead of the bill of lading, where goods are not traded in during the course of transit(see paragraphs 22 to 26);
The carrier may refuse delivery if the person claiming to be the consignee fails to properly identify itself on the request of the carrier, andshall refuse delivery if the nonnegotiable document is not surrendered.
However, where commercial documents are required to fulfil such mandatory requirements, a nonnegotiable document will serve the purpose just as effectively as will a negotiable document, particularly a bill of lading.
Nonnegotiable document which evidences a contract for the carriage of goods by sea and the taking over or loading of the goods by the carrier, and by which the carrier undertakes to deliver the goods to the consignee named in the document.
The Working Group noted that references to"the consignee" in subparagraphs(c) and(d) of paragraph 1 had been added so as toaccurately include in draft article 9 coverage of an electronic equivalent of a nonnegotiable transport document that requires surrender.
Although not directly linked with the traditional paper maritime document, the negotiable bill of lading or nonnegotiable sea waybill, the information contained therein is of interest in other areas particularly when available in electronic form.
A view was expressed that the definition of"nonnegotiable transport document" as found in draft article 1(18) could possibly be deleted as redundant, but a preference was articulated for retaining the provision in order to maintain the goal of having an electronic equivalent for any paper document in the draft convention.
Forward thinking by the ICC and its response to proposals received from UNCTAD and from commercial, banking and transport circles has included in the current revision of the ICC Uniform Customs and Practice for Documentary Credits(UCP 500)an article dealing specifically with the use of the nonnegotiable sea bill in letters of credit.
In the meantime, however, there have been certain commercial activities which have not only accepted the concept of the nonnegotiable transport document as against the negotiable bill of lading but have also looked to the replacement of paper data interchange(documents) by electronic data interchange messages.
The members of the Council request the SecretaryGeneral to develop proposals to address unresolved issues, including the possible need for the establishment of mechanisms to deal with outstanding issues, and to report again to the Council on such issues within three weeks,bearing in mind the nonnegotiable termination date of 31 December 2007 of the programme.
The entry into force of the Comprehensive Nuclear-Test-Ban Treaty is a pressing goal and a nonnegotiable commitment, and South Africa will work with all concerned to achieve the earliest entry into force of this important element of the nuclear disarmament and non-proliferation regime.
Negotiable transport document” means a transport document that indicates, by wording such as“to order” or“negotiable” or other appropriate wording recognized as having the same effect by the law applicable to the document, that the goods have been consigned to the order of the shipper, to the order of the consignee, or to bearer, andis not explicitly stated as being“nonnegotiable” or“not negotiable”.
The traditional reference to bills of lading has now been replaced by a reference to"the usual transport document" with examples given,e.g. a"negotiable bill of lading, a nonnegotiable sea waybill or an inland waterway document" i.e. there is no longer a requirement that the maritime transport document must be a negotiable bill of lading.
The current revision, UCP 500, emphasizes banking acceptance of a bill of lading,a multimodal transport document or a nonnegotiable sea waybill which"appears to contain all the terms and conditions of carriage or only some of such terms and conditions by reference to a source or document other than the transport document short form/blank back transport documents.