Примеры использования Panel observes на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The Panel observes that the claim faces a number of difficulties.
With regard to the areas of thecoastal oil deposit and the mainland coastal oil trench, the Panel observes that the evidence available shows that the areas are almost devoid of plant and animal life.
The Panel observes that LIBOR rates exist only for certain currencies.
With respect to the three employees, the Panel observes that all three received awards from the Commission under category"C" for lost income.
The Panel observes that technology transfer to parties operating under paragraph 1 of Article 5 countries has begun.
With regard to acute respiratory diseases and asthma, streptococcal pharyngitis, conjunctivitis, skin diseases, ischemic heart disease,and ictus, the Panel observes that, although these diseases may be associated with air pollution, Iran did not make any allowances for other possible causes, such as population growth, underlying trends in disease rates, changes in lifestyles and habits, and increased air pollution levels resulting from economic and industrial development.
The Panel observes that D1 claims are typically for small amounts and that the risk of overstatement is minimal.
In this connection, the Panel observes that the ordnance disposal resulted in hundreds of casualties among the personnel involved, including many fatalities.
The Panel observes that the contract differs from the majority of the contracts which the Panel has previously considered.
The Panel observes that the Unha rockets also present significant design similarities with Iranian space launch vehicles.
The Panel observes that Engineering-Science did not earn interest on its money because it placed the money into a non-interest-bearing account.
However, the Panel observes that all of these items were purchased in 1983 and would have reached the end of their working lives by 2 August 1990.
The Panel observes that it will be rare for any claimant, other than a large investor, to be able to produce such a specific history of earnings.
The Panel observes that several claimants have mentioned dates that are outside the jurisdictional period, i.e., 2 August 1990 to 2 March 1991.
The Panel observes that Kellogg failed to submit detailed information and evidence in relation to all four loss items of the claim for loss of profits.
The Panel observes that Group Lima might have splintered into smaller factions, and is seeking to cross, or has already crossed, into Liberia in search of a safe haven.
The Panel observes that, while such costs may have been incurred in any event, the time spent on such efforts and away from other activities may also constitute an extraordinary expense to the claimant.
However, the Panel observes that uncontrolled livestock grazing, both before and after Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait, also caused damage in unfenced areas where military fortifications were located.
The Panel observes that, since 2006, no individual or entity has been added to the sanctions list and that the designation of the four individuals has had no impact on the continuing conflict in Darfur.
The Panel observes that, while there has been some attenuation of oil contamination since Iraq's invasion and occupation of Kuwait, recent studies indicate that there are still areas with high levels of oil contamination.
The Panel observes that it is the established practice of the international telecommunications industry for States to conclude bilateral agreements on the rates that shall apply between them for the provision of telecommunications services.
The Panel observes that duplication can be avoided by co-ordination of projects, and has taken the necessary steps to eliminate duplication, where appropriate, or to reduce costs where there is a risk of duplication with other projects that are closely related.
The Panel observes that the Kuwaiti claimant's statement that the non-Kuwaiti claimant's relationship to the contested business ended in 1985 is contradicted by the business invoices issued in the name of the non-Kuwaiti over the period 1987 to 1990.
The Panel observed them at Spriggs Payne Airport.
The Panel observed that"other relevant rules of international law" were to be applied"where necessary.
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The Panel observed the operation of such equipment, including radiation monitoring and X-ray scanning.
The Panel observed that one refugee camp in Grand Gedeh hosts parallel structures.
The Panel observed that, no matter what concept of economic viability was adopted, the question of who bore the cost must be resolved separately.
The Panel observed two white Mi-171 helicopters stationed in Darfur in January, February and March 2007.