Примеры использования Possible rules на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Those issues related to the substantive scope of the uniform law,party autonomy and its limits, and possible rules of interpretation.
The Secretariat should also make suggestions about possible rules that would seem desirable in the light of the Committee's current practices.
Although the working group cannot formally agree on the rules of procedure to be adopted by the committee,it can consider possible rules of procedure and explore contentious issues.
The working group may therefore wish to discuss possible rules of procedure for the committee and to consider forwarding the outcomes of its deliberations to the committee at its first session.
The issue does, however, require careful consideration and for this reason the exceptions in subparagraphs(c) and(d)are presented as possible rules in the event that the Commission elects to adopt provisions on this subject.
The working group may wish to discuss possible rules of procedure for the committee and to consider forwarding the outcomes of its deliberations to the committee at its first session for its consideration.
Mr. Morshed(Bangladesh) said that the Commission's work on a complex anddifficult subject constituted a major achievement towards the unification and codification of possible rules on the jurisdictional immunities of States and their property.
In conclusion, Mr. Butt suggested two possible rules of the road: no lasing of satellites that are directly overhead, and no lasing of satellites that are not meant to be lased.
The Commission decided that, while the Working Group should be free to interpret that mandate as covering consumer-to-consumer(C2C)transactions and to elaborate possible rules governing C2C relationships where necessary, it should be particularly mindful of the need not to displace consumer protection legislation.
Develop, as soon as possible , rules of procedure of the JISC taking into consideration, as appropriate, the rules of procedure of the CDM Executive Board, and recommend them for adoption by the COP/MOP at its second session, and apply them provisionally until they are so adopted;
In order to select interesting rules from the set of all possible rules, constraints on various measures of significance and interest are used.
Given that most delegations recognized a specific interrelation, whether in the form of complementarity, mutual exclusiveness or full equivalence, between universal jurisdiction and the obligation to extradite or prosecute,it would be advisable to study specific aspects of universal jurisdiction in order to detect possible rules of customary international law.
The informal working group, at its 5th meeting, took up a discussion on possible rules of procedure for both the Advisory Committee and its Informal Working Group on Draft Resolutions.
To develop, as soon as possible , rules of procedure taking into consideration, as appropriate, the rules of procedure of the Executive Board of the clean development mechanism, and to recommend them for adoption by the Conference of the Parties serving as the meeting of the Parties to the Kyoto Protocol at its second session, and to apply them provisionally until they are so adopted;
At its 337th session,the Advisory Committee agreed that discussions on developing possible rules of procedure for the Advisory Committee should be undertaken only after the review of the terms of reference.
The Federal Aviation Administration(FAA) and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration(NOAA) have issued regulations for the segments of the commercial aerospace community for which they are responsible and the Federal Communications Commission(FCC), an independent federal agency,issued a Notice of Proposed Rule Making in March 2002 to consider possible rules addressing orbital debris.
For the time being, the Special Rapporteur will limit himself to setting out three possible rules applicable to this category of act which might differ from the rules applicable to other unilateral acts.
Therefore, be important to assess the specific implications of these developments on the international transfer of technology, particularly to developing countries, and assess their possible effects for enterprise and intergovernmental cooperation on the transfer of technology,including the identification of possible rules and principles which might enhance the stability and predictability required for such cooperation.
Any actual set of rules represents a selection from the theoretical universe of possible rules, and the selection process will benefit some countries(and groups within nations) more than others.
In accordance with paragraphs 15 and 16 of resolution 67/15, and as decided at the 337th and 338th sessions of the Advisory Committee of Permanent Representatives and Other Representatives Designated by Members of the Commission, an informal working group was established to review the terms of reference of the Advisory Committee andthen to consider any possible rules of procedure for the Advisory Committee and its Informal Working Group on Draft Resolutions.
The Special Rapporteur agrees with those suggestions,as well as with the more general proposal that the elaboration of possible rules in the field should be limited rather to rules of a secondary character than to an attempt to formulate principles of a primary nature.
In accordance with paragraphs 15 and 16 of resolution 67/15, and as decided at its 337th and 338th sessions, the Advisory Committee established an informal working group to review its terms of reference andthen to consider any possible rules of procedure for the Advisory Committee and its Informal Working Group on Draft Resolutions.
In terms of the rules of procedure, the secretariat has reviewed examples from similar committees and has provided possible rules of procedure for the working group's consideration, drawing upon the rules of procedure of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee for an International Legally Binding Instrument for Implementing International Action on Certain Persistent Organic Pollutants.
At its forty-fourth session(Vienna, 27 June-8 July 2011), the Commission reaffirmed the mandate of Working Group III relating to cross-border electronic transactions, including B2B and B2C transactions. The Commission decided that, while the Working Group should be free to interpret that mandate as covering consumer-to-consumer(C2C)transactions and to elaborate possible rules governing C2C relationships where necessary, it should be particularly mindful of the need not to displace consumer protection legislation.
The outcome had been the suggestion that the Commission should confine itself to considering possible rules in three areas:(a) judicial cooperation between courts supervising insolvent debtors in more than one country;(b) access of foreign insolvency administrators to courts in the States enacting the rules;(c) the recognition of foreign proceedings in enacting States, and the effects to be given to those proceedings.
The Working Group recalled the decision by the Commission that while the Working Group should be free to interpret that its mandate as covering C2C transactions and to elaborate possible rules governing C2C relationships where necessary, it should be particularly mindful of the need not to displace consumer protection legislation.
At its forty-fourth session(Vienna, 27 June-8 July 2011), the Commission reaffirmed the mandate of Working Group III relating to cross-border electronic transactions, including B2B and B2C transactions. At that session the Commission decided inter alia at that,while the Working Group should be free to interpret that mandate as covering consumer-to-consumer transactions and to elaborate possible rules governing consumer-to-consumer relationships where necessary, it should be particularly mindful of the need not to displace consumer protection legislation.
Governments are invited to pursue their efforts to give appropriate consideration to the development impact of the possible rules and regulations they could adopt nationally, regionally and internationally in the field of electronic commerce.
Australia urges all Governments to begin by ratifying the 1980 Convention on Certain Conventional Weapons andto adopt nationally the strictest possible rules on the use, import and export of land-mines, and to ensure those rules are effectively implemented in areas under their control.
The position of States vis-à-vis a possible rule of customary international law has often been characterized by the Commission as"general recognition" or"general acceptance" of the rule. .