Примеры использования Recommendatory nature на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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However, this conclusion is of recommendatory nature only.
These decisions will be of a recommendatory nature for the members of the Georgian Parliament, which will be obliged to give them due consideration.
Decisions of the CAL are non-mandatory and only of recommendatory nature.
Thirty-one countries reaffirmed the recommendatory nature of the resolution; only three, including Australia, spoke in opposition.
The provisions concerning the conduct of analyses from a gender perspective are, however, of a recommendatory nature.
Of those countries, 31 reaffirmed the recommendatory nature of that resolution.
The issues that could be addressed in the annexcould include the following, whether of a binding or recommendatory nature.
Measures of a preventive and recommendatory nature aimed at preventing and eliminating emergencies are proposed.
In the same spirit,the expression"where appropriate" emphasizes the purely recommendatory nature of the guideline.
The present rules are not obligatory(have the recommendatory nature) for persons who have acquired the AICAC arbitrator status before the 1st of March 2015.
The use of the word"should" in the chapeau of the draft article andthe latter's title emphasized the recommendatory nature of the provision.
It was, however,questioned whether a resolution of a recommendatory nature would provide the necessary legal force for the operation of the Court.
Legal instruments such as conventions, protocols andamendments may include(a) mandatory requirements and/or(b)"soft" provisions of a recommendatory nature.
However, all the Ombudsman's work is of a recommendatory nature to some extent.
Due to the recommendatory nature of the UNECE resolution, it now appears that major differences exist in the level of skill and knowledge required of water sports enthusiasts in different countries.
The UN should be more persistent,even despite a recommendatory nature of its resolutions.
These functions are mainly of an advisory or recommendatory nature and the system is designed to ensure that the Council acts on the basis of the best available technical and legal advice.
Paragraph(4) of the commentary on that guideline indicated that the term had been used to emphasize the purely recommendatory nature of the guideline.
Although Part I may not be considered in its entirety as a simple reflection of existing law- it also includes recommendations- the recommendatory nature is much more evident in Part II, which is mainly intended to provide guidance or inspiration to the States involved in a succession in their efforts to resolve problems of nationality.
Believing also that more precise provisions on access to information, public participation and access to justice with respect to GMOs,either of a mandatory or of a recommendatory nature, are required.
Also important was the confirmation provided at the meeting of experts of the recommendatory nature of the provisions contained in the technical annex to the Protocol.
Consequently, their conclusions are not legally binding,which explains the use of the conditional tense in the second part of the guideline and the merely recommendatory nature of the provision.
The view was expressed that,although Part I might not be considered in its entirety as a simple reflection of existing law- it also included recommendations- the recommendatory nature of the text was much more evident in Part II, which was mainly intended to provide guidance or inspiration to the States involved in a succession in their efforts to resolve problems of nationality.
Furthermore, the meaning of the phrase'where appropriate' was perceived as insufficiently clear, even thoughthe Commentary explains that'the expression"where appropriate" emphasizes the purely recommendatory nature of the guideline.
Vessels shall be deemed as suitable for operation if they comply with the regulations[in force][of the Annex of Resolution No. 17 revised] concerning construction, installation7/ and equipment of vesselsNBS:Given a recommendatory nature of resolution No. 17, revised, and taking into account the terminology used in resolution No. 33 on Ship's Certificate, the Working Party may wish to modify paragraph 1.2 to read.
Mr. DESAI(India) provided further details of the functioning of the National Human Rights Commission, which had shown itself to be not only an admirable institution(already emulated by the creation of similar bodies in six states), butalso a credible and- despite the largely recommendatory nature of its pronouncements- powerful body.
The most significant barriers to improving energy efficiency in residential buildings in Russia associated with recommendatory nature of most federal regulations on energy efficiency in buildings, simplified procedures for monitoring the use of energy efficient materials and construction technologies, the established stereotypes of population and the difficulty in organizing and financing of energy efficiency measures in common areas.
It is known that previous OPEC agreements of similar nature were often violated(because of their recommendatory nature), so the current agreement can also be doomed.
Apart from that, Ukraine shares the view expressed by a number of scientists at the Reykjavik Conference that many documents adopted at a high level, within the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO) in particular,are largely of a declarative and recommendatory nature, which does not contribute to their effective and speedy implementation.
The delegation of Italy stated that paragraph 3 of the draft decision should be worded to make clear its recommendatory nature, for instance by starting the paragraph with:"It is recommended that.