Примеры использования Provision should also на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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This provision should also be reflected in Explanatory Note 0.11-3.
Mr. Marrone Loaiza(Observer for Panama)said that the model provision should also set a limit on the number of times that qualifications could be requested.
Provision should also be made for coordination between the two bodies.
Ms. Crickley said that if one of the aims of the recently drafted anti-discrimination legislation had been to support Moldovan membership of the EU, provision should also have been made for the establishment of an independent body for the promotion of equality.
Provision should also be made for including such information in the list.
Mr. Schöfisch(Germany), noting that the discussions so far had centred on cases where the concessionaire wished to extend the concession contract,pointed out that the model provision should also deal with cases where the contracting authority wished to extend the contract.
Provision should also be made for practical assessments of the effectiveness of such training.
With reference to cooperation among competent authorities as set out in section 5.5,the representative of Romania considered that provision should also be made for cooperation procedures in the case of a vessel registered in a non-contracting State using the inland waterways of a Contracting State.
Provision should also be made for periodic review of the list of crimes to be dealt with by the court.
Provision should also be made for independent judicial review of all sanctions imposed under the relevant act.
The provision should also state that such consultations must take into consideration the needs of the affected persons.
Provision should also be made for routine medical checks at the beginning and end of periods in custody.
Provision should also be made for prompt and effective remedies to allow detainees to challenge the legality of their detention.
Provision should also be made for including other fissile material(e.g. neptunium) under the treaty if and when considered necessary.
This provision should also apply to overpacks which must be marked with orientation arrows according to RID/ADR/ADN 5.1.2.1 b.
Provision should also be made for world-wide coverage at the rate of $400 per vehicle per annum for the same vehicles $37,000.
Provision should also be made for liability for provocative behaviour during pre-trial investigations, initial inquiries and judicial proceedings.
Provision should also be made for another situation, one that is specific to objections, by establishing a second exception to the principle laid down in draft guideline 5.10.
Provision should also be made for forfeiture orders and seizure in respect of the proceeds and profits from the crime, which could then be used for purposes such as compensation.
Provision should also be made available for four work-months of consultants to be made available to the national authorities in connection with the elaboration of draft laws to be adopted by the National Assembly;
Provision should also be made for a mechanism by which media can be assessed externally as directed to children, rather than relying on claims by digital media and food brands themselves.
Provision should also be made for transferring appropriate cases, where necessary, to the national courts of Member States, especially those of which the staff member was a national and/or in whose territory the wrong had been committed.
Provision should also be made for a preparatory phase which would permit the experts to familiarize themselves with the different aspects of the question, so that they would be able to devote most of their work to the discussion of substantive questions.
Provision should also be made in the draft articles for situations in which an affected State might reject offers of assistance because it had the capacity and resources to address the situation itself or because it had already accepted assistance from another State or actor.
Provision should also be made for some limited rotation of judges between Chambers, but not between the Appeals Chamber and the Trial Chambers, since they were likely to be composed differently in terms of qualifications, and a truly independent Appeals Chamber was of particular importance.
Such provisions should also be included in the new legal railway regime.
The provisions should also confer the immunity of the inviolability of the persons' papers and documents.
It is important to emphasize, however, that these provisions should also apply to working fathers.
These provisions should also help reduce the length of proceedings.
Provisions should also recommend the referral of such individuals to appropriate inves- tigatory and prosecutory bodies, as well as placement in rehabilita- tion programmes.