Примеры использования Requirement of prior на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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The requirement of prior notification applies only to public meetings in the open air sect. 3.
The responsible auditing body must have causeto justify the audit, but there is no requirement of prior notification.
Finally, the State party argues that the requirement of prior notification is in conformity with article 21, second sentence.
The requirement of prior training and a selection examination for candidates is essential to ensure professional competence and functional independence.
The view was also expressed that in the context of urgently needed sanctions, the requirement of prior assessment might not be relevant.
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Section 10 of the Act extends the requirement of prior notification to public ceremonial processions and marches.
A parliamentary committee had proposed an unequivocal ban on reproductive cloning andstrict regulation of therapeutic cloning, including a requirement of prior approval from an ethics committee.
Some Governments supported the requirement of prior negotiations subject to the possibility of"provisional and urgent" countermeasures.
The foundation of the control system outlined in the Convention for transboundary movements of hazardous andother wastes is based upon detailed procedures for information exchange and a requirement of prior written consent.
As noted above, the requirement of prior informed consent is a fundamental element of the Basel Convention control system.
In the view of some delegations, however, the approach taken by the Commission to the jurisdiction of the Court was too restrictive and,in particular, the requirement of prior acceptance by States was likely to frustrate its operation in many cases.
Thus, waiving the requirement of prior recognition in article 9 would bring that article into conflict with those other articles of the draft Model Provisions.
Indeed, it is difficult to see in what sense the vagueness of the concept of interim measures could have induced the Drafting Committee to dispose of the problem of continuing breaches by abandoning the requirement of prior recourse to dispute settlement procedures.
Secondly, it is far from certain that the requirement of prior recourse to dispute settlement procedures could not usefully be extended to continuing breaches.
The requirement of prior informed consent seems to be applied more strictly in the field of major medical or surgical procedure and medical or scientific experimentations.
While in the course of the 1992 debate many members of the Commission found merit in the attempt to strengthen the requirement of prior resort to amicable means of settlement, some members viewed the requirement as too strict.
As to the requirement of prior authorization for publication mentioned by Mr. Ando in connection with the Press Act, he said it was a purely organizational measure.
In resuming the elaboration of the 1993-1994 formulation of article 12, the 1996 Drafting Committee should, in our view,take due account of the fact that if interim protective measures were exempted- as suggested- from the requirement of prior resort to dispute settlement means, that requirement would be far less restrictive of the prerogative of unilateral reaction than it was described by some participants in the debate on article 12 in the plenary, as well as in the Drafting Committee in 1992-1994.
This requirement of prior disclosure would be further strengthened by amending the TRIPS Agreement in order to include such an obligation, in order to make it more explicit.
Guidelines should be issued, including the requirement of prior approval of the Editorial Committee, to prevent unplanned external printing of publications.
The requirement of prior authorization established by a State under paragraph 1 shall be made applicable in respect of all pre-existing activities within the scope of the present articles.
Guidelines should be issued, including the requirement of prior approval of the editorial committee, to prevent unplanned external printing of publications(see paras. 65 and 67);
The requirement of prior authorization is thus an important element of the principle of prevention. The requirement of prior authorization differs from the requirement of prior informed consent.
Other delegations, while understanding the general thrust of paragraph 3,felt that the requirement of prior notice was not appropriate and practical in all situations, especially in the context of"smart" sanctions such as arms embargoes, assets freezes and travel restrictions on certain individuals.
In addition, the requirement of prior authorization would also oblige States to put in place an appropriate monitoring machinery to ensure that the risk-bearing activity is conducted within the limits and conditions prescribed at the time it is authorized.
While accepting that,as a general rule, the requirement of prior notice was correct, concern was nevertheless expressed that this might limit the ability of the Security Council to act quickly in certain instances.
While abandoning the requirement of prior recourse to dispute settlement procedures, the 1993 Drafting Committee's formulation of article 12 does make an attempt to restrict the injured State's faculté to resort to countermeasures.
For an elaboration of the concept of prevention andin particular the requirement of prior authorization, see article 16 proposed by Barboza in the annex to his sixth report(footnote 5 above), p. 107; see also article I of the annex to his eighth report(ibid.), p. 67; and his ninth report(ibid.), para. 25.
The requirement of prior authorization implies that the granting of such authorization is subject to the fulfilment of necessary conditions and qualifications to ensure that the risk involved is properly assessed, managed and contained.
In addition to the abandonment of the requirement of prior recourse to dispute settlement procedures(contemplated in 1985-1986 and in 1992), the 1993 Drafting Committee formulation presents other very important features to which the Commission may wish to give some further thought.