Примеры использования Principle could на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This principle could be articulated as a negative as well as a positive presumption.
It was also observed that there were many expired letters of credit which in principle could be cancelled.
The potential to misuse this principle could lead to its perversion and subversion.
That principle could be used to interpret Vienna Convention rules that might otherwise have arbitrary and unsatisfactory consequences for States reacting to reservations.
The smelting process can include secondary materials which in principle could represent a source of mercury.
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This principle could assure that all parties have the space needed during the negotiations.
Many participants held that regional or subregional statements of principle could be useful as a reference tool.
It was noted that this principle could be reflected in transposition of the gtr into UN Regulation.
We can learn from the past that people who played roulette using this principle could win really large amounts of money.
Secondly, the principle could be taken into account at the time of execution of the expulsion.
This relates particularly to aggregate catch limits on by-catch species, but in principle could also be relevant to limits for directed fishing.
At best, this principle could be used for retrospective research of competition in the market.
This was a major accomplishment, noted one speaker,as there had been considerable trepidation in his region that this principle could be used to rationalize intervention in the guise of protection.
It was noted that this principle could be reflected in transposition of the gtr into a Regulation of the 1958 Agreement.
Mr. Bruun suggested that the reference in legislation to equal pay for similar work should be given a broad interpretation, so that the principle could be used to compare work of a different nature, which was very important in a segregated labour market.
Unwarranted application of the principle could create a tyranny of judges and have negative effects for the rule of law at the international level.
He thanked the delegation for having communicated in writing, both in English and in French, the text of the head of delegation's speech, but he was astonished to read in it that the definition of human rights norms was left to the good will of the people andhe wondered how that principle could be considered compatible with the Covenant.
However, another delegation remarked that the principle could be important during the court procedure in taking future environmental impact into consideration.
However, the principle could be translated into reality only if Governments and civil society took steps to protect all the human rights of women.
Much can be done to remedy a situation where sectors that in principle could be at the core of a large, developing cluster remain an enclave.
Abandoning that principle could have an adverse effect on the goal of achieving the universality of the core international human rights treaties.
Some delegations expressed their preference for using the user-pays principle rather than compulsory contributions by Contracting Governments,while others expressed the view that that principle could only be used with the consent of the flag State, since otherwise it might not be in line with the provisions of UNCLOS and the principle of the freedom of navigation. NAV 44/14, paras.
That so-called principle could be used as a pretext to victimize neighbouring States by carrying out activities which caused significant transboundary harm.
Mr. Mamani Machaca(Bolivia) said the discussions that took place at the ninth session of the Permanent Forum had stressed the principle of"living well" in harmony with nature, andhe asked the Special Rapporteur how that principle could be taken into account in the work of the United Nations system and in achieving the objectives of the Second International Decade of the World's Indigenous People and the Millennium Development Goals.
That so-called principle could be used as a pretext to victimize neighbouring States by carrying out activities which caused significant transboundary harm.
His main concern was that selective application of the principle could lead to subjectivity in the choice of vendors and thus to higher contract costs.
This principle could be established in a future guideline 3.2.6(Consideration of the positions of States by monitoring bodies) and would constitute the indispensable counterpart to those set out in guideline 3.2.3.
Concern has been expressed that the principle could imply that scientific facts to back up management decisions were no longer necessary.
This principle could become a real opportunity for every society to find its own way to development, respecting its cultural awareness and offering its specific contribution to global sustainable development.
According to international law, however, that principle could only be realized in a peaceful way and in accordance with the principle of territorial integrity.