Примеры использования Referring explicitly на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In practice, in extending invitations, the Council has continued to refrain from referring explicitly to the relevant articles of the Charter.
The CHAIRMAN suggested that, without referring explicitly to the Sintis and the Roms, the Committee should welcome the fact that all ethnic groups could benefit from the Foundation's services.
It is thus prohibited to make any reference to a worker's sex orto include any elements that, while not referring explicitly to the worker's sex, could lead to discrimination.
This would require the introduction of a new Article, say Article 4 bis(Article 3 bis in the IWT Protocol) referring explicitly to the provisions ofin such a new Annex V or IV. The amendment procedures of the AGTC Agreement and its IWT Protocol requires unanimity by all Contracting Parties to this proposal and a time frame of not less than 15 months before its coming into force.
The communications procedure provided a source of information for monitoring the pattern of violations in various regions of the world without referring explicitly to States.
The third group of provisions is composed of those paragraphs that, while not referring explicitly to forests, refer to natural resources, and thus implicitly to forests.
The Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations(FAO) implements the approach through a set of conceptual and procedural advances(Strategic Framework, New Programme Model, enhanced monitoring andevaluation regime), rarely referring explicitly to results-based management.
An amendment to the Aliens' Act(537/1999), which entered into forceon 1 May 1999, improved the legal protection of foreigners by referring explicitly to the Administrative Procedure Act, the provisions of which are applied in the consideration of matters under the Aliens' Act.
The Committee notes with appreciation that corporal punishment in schools, alternative care contexts, and the penal system is unlawful and notes that the new Penal Code protects children from physical and psychological violence, insults, abuse,neglect and mistreatment without referring explicitly to corporal punishment.
Mr. HAMDAN(Lebanon) said that his delegation was pleased to note that the draft resolution contained a paragraph referring explicitly to the further involvement of the Committee in action to be taken in relation to the draft Code of Crimes against the Peace and Security of Mankind.
At ILO, the results approach translates into strategic budgeting and at FAO, the approach is implemented through a set of conceptual and procedural advances(Strategic Framework, New Programme Model, enhanced monitoring and evaluation regime),while rarely referring explicitly to results-based management.
The inclusions of a"Model" Partnership Agreement would require the introduction of a new Article,say Article 4 bis(Article 3 bis in the IWT Protocol) referring explicitly to the provisions in such a new Annex V or IV. The amendment procedure of the AGTC Agreement and its IWT Protocol requires unanimity by all Contracting Parties to this proposal and a time frame of not less than 15 months before its coming into force.
In line with this provision,a new Annex V containing"Model" Action Plans and Partnership Agreements could thus be added to the Agreement based on a new article 4 bis referring explicitly to its provisions see also TRANS/WP.24/2003/6, para. 8.
On the count of misappropriation,the National High Court based its ruling on conflicting statements of which the court accepted only those which told against the innocence of the accused, referring explicitly to three prosecution witnesses, whose credibility cannot be reviewed in cassation.
A number of normative instruments refer explicitly to indigenous peoples or indigenous communities.
The present article, which was redrafted, refers explicitly to"men and women.
If it was retained, however, the Committee should refer explicitly to the definition of the child contained in article 1 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child.
While none of the 10 principles refers explicitly to quality, they are all basic to a quality management system.
Resolution 1935(2010) also referred explicitly to the aspect of the UNAMID mandate relating to the monitoring of the arms embargo.
The Action Plan for Poverty Reduction Acceleration(PAARP), published on 9 April 2014, refers explicitly to that programme.
While district courts frequently referred explicitly to the Covenant, the Supreme Court tended in its conclusions to do so implicitly, but no less cogently.
The Board recommends that external auditors of nationally executed expenditures refer explicitly to United Nations accounting standards to ensure that audited expenditures include disbursements and unliquidated obligations.
Mr. Pendón Meléndez(Spain) said that while recommendations 99 to 105 referred explicitly to priority, recommendation 106 adopted a negative approach,referring to subordination.
The International Covenant on Economic, Social andCultural Rights refers explicitly to international cooperation as a means of realizing the rights contained therein.
However, Article 94, paragraph 2, refers explicitly only to failure to implement a Judgment of the Court.
The article refers explicitly to the possibility of abolishing the death penalty, with a view to its total abolition.
This indicator refers explicitly to the quality of wastewater discharges from wastewater treatment systems that are often not reported on and often do not reach legal requirements.
All these provisions refer explicitly to the crime of terrorist attack in terms of Section 95 of the Criminal Code.
One delegate suggested that the Chairman's summary and conclusions should refer explicitly to each of the United Nations departments responsible for South-South cooperation.
However, the latest Commission resolution refers explicitly to“fundamental standards of humanity”, and this term is to be preferred for a number of reasons.