Примеры использования Other view на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Other views.
The same sorts of techniques can be used to test the other view.
Other views and ideas expressed.
Obviously, we are not in a situation to begin negotiating the report in this formal meeting, but as the amendments in question have been presented formally to a formal meeting at this stage,it seemed to me that it was also desirable to have at least one other view on the record.
I have two other views, only one of any tactical value.
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One view was that the procuring entity ought to be required to disqualify suppliers or contractors if they presented materially inaccurate ormaterially incomplete information; the other view was that such flexibility should be preserved, in particular to allow for clarifying whether an error or omission was deliberate or a simple mistake.
Other views were expressed that the concept needed to be reviewed;
Those who held the other view argued that the mandate of the working group was confined to the activities of TNCs.
Other views were expressed in support of the revised objectives of subprogramme 20.3.
According to the other view, such a distinction lacked coherence and a basis in positive international law and was, at best, lege ferenda.
Other views expressed during the discussion on contained use of GMOs included the following.
The other view was that the location of the provisions in article 21 was appropriate.
The other view is that a program is nothing more than either a large project or a set(or portfolio) of projects.
The other view was that paragraph(c) as proposed in paragraph 224 above was sufficient in that respect.
A sudden other view, a plunge into Life- true life- which abolishes or“unrealizes” the old shadow?
The other view was that paragraph(2) was superfluous and might be deleted with suitable explanation in the guide.
The other view is that plutonium needs to be monitored only when it is separated from irradiated reactor fuel at a reprocessing facility.
Any other view must lead to the absurd result of a State without nationals- a phenomenon the existence of which has not yet been observed.
The other view, exemplified by Keynes, located uncertainty and coordination failures not in exogenous sources but in the system itself.
The other view was that those definitions should be moved from article 2 to the section of the draft revised model law dealing with framework agreements.
According to the other view, which was ultimately adopted by the Commission, conditional interpretative declarations must be considered from the very outset to be reservations.
The other view was that the term"submission security" should be retained given that the term"submission" had been introduced in subparagraph(g) see paras. 58-60 below.
The other view was that the greater need was to ensure certainty, which, it was said, would only be achieved by the use of a defined period in the text.
The other view opts for a minimum standard of treatment to be granted to aliens when the law of the host State provides for less than the minimum international standard.
According to the other view, the provisions for the compulsory transfer of technology were a disincentive to investment and technology development, and the Convention did not envisage the transfer of processing technology.
The other view was that, while there were practical distinctions between payment options, those distinctions should not be seen as exempting some of the contractors from complying with accounting principles and procedures applicable to others. .
The other view suggests that there is no need for definitions, on the ground that formulating them is both very difficult and unnecessary, due to wide differences among various sides, to reach consensus on definition of many technical terms.
Any other view must lead to the absurd result of a State without nationals- a phenomenon the existence of which has not yet been observed.” Ian Brownlie,“The Relations of Nationality in Public International Law”, British Year Book of International Law, vol. 39, 1963, p. 318.
The other view was that it would be better for provisions suggested for reinstatement to be reflected in the guide, as such provisions were closely connected to the administrative review systems of each enacting State that would determine when a standstill period should start.
The other view was that the members of the executive body or bureau should not be technical experts and should perform administrative functions only, meaning that the body would then need to be complemented by an elected scientific advisory panel to ensure scientific credibility, with appropriate ad hoc members e.g., chairs of multilateral environment agreement scientific subsidiary bodies.