Примеры использования Order to avoid confusion на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In order to avoid confusion, a new terminology is proposed.
Rather, it was important to distinguish between the two in order to avoid confusion.
In order to avoid confusion, the term"practice" should be used.
Since those concepts were often virtually indistinguishable, their presentation should be consolidated in order to avoid confusion.
In order to avoid confusion, it has also been thought helpful to define the terms and acronyms used in the paper.
In that light, one delegation proposed to modify the wording of paragraph 11 in order to avoid confusion, but that proposal was not adopted.
In order to avoid confusion, it might also be better to deal with States and international organizations in separate paragraphs.
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She proposed that, in order to avoid confusion, the phrase"comply with" should be replaced by"be consistent with the provisions of.
Delegates are reminded to clearly identify the photographs with names when electronically transmitted in order to avoid confusion.
In order to avoid confusion, they should highlight the key differences in terms of the objectives, procedures and possible outcomes of both procedures.
Given the fact that there are a number of other international activities with the name"Climex", and in order to avoid confusion, a new name had to be found.
Therefore, in order to avoid confusion, it might be specified that the position in general international law on this specific topic has changed.
On closer examination, however, it turns out that this concept harbours a variety of meanings which should be kept clearly distinct in order to avoid confusion.
Ms. Wang Xinjia(China)said that, in order to avoid confusion, the Secretariat should provide a clearer explanation to Member States.
For the sake of policy coherence, it was useful to have, at least at the national level,one definition in order to avoid confusion and to increase compliance.
In order to avoid confusion in the preparation process, patties being grilled are tagged with colored toothpicks corresponding the type of cheese inside.
In introducing paragraph 9,the sponsor delegation suggested that, in order to avoid confusion with paragraph 4, the title should be amended to read:"Proposals on new topics.
In order to avoid confusion between special requirements and special provisions, the Working Group reworded section headings slightly.
In such cases, the Church Authorities ascertains the fact of differing positions andstates it publicly in order to avoid confusion and misunderstanding among the faithful and society at large.
In order to avoid confusion and overlaps, it is advised to include references to the Equal Opportunities Law in the draft Law and vice versa.
Not going into polemics with other interpretations and in order to avoid confusion, I want to suggest from the beginning the understanding to be given to those terms in this report.
In order to avoid confusion, it would be preferable to stick to the"illustrative list" terminology rather than using the word"definition" in referring to the footnote.
The Working Party recommended that the JEN should note that certification of vocational competence is distinctly different from certification of sustainable forest management in order to avoid confusion.
Furthermore, in order to avoid confusion, delegations should also specify whether this official text is to be"checked against delivery" or read out as written.
In Burkina Faso, Côte d'Ivoire, and Morocco,PSCs are required to indicate the private nature of their work in order to avoid confusion between the activities of private persons and those of public security services.
Furthermore, in order to avoid confusion, delegations should also specify whether this official text is to be"checked against delivery" or read out as written.
It was recalled that basic education was a broader concept than primary education and that, in order to avoid confusion, the expert group should limit its discussion to primary education.
In order to avoid confusion, any changes to the original list should be sent separately; such changes should not be incorporated into the list previously submitted to the Protocol and Liaison Service.
Ms. EVATT said that, when fixing those dates, the Committee should not simultaneously fix the dates when subsequent reports would become due, in order to avoid confusion when earlier reports had to be deferred.