Примеры использования Rules would apply на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Consensus rules would apply as per the previous round of intersessionals.
The division of the phases should be flexible, since some rules would apply to more than one phase.
In other words, different rules would apply to the different actors involved in the same case of succession.
Even those liability regimes that exclude application of injury to persons recognize that other rules would apply.
Also, more thought should be given to how the rules would apply in situations of armed conflict.
The rules would apply to civil servants assuming leadership roles and to managers from other fields.
The question was further raised as to what rules would apply if the parties to a dispute were in different regions.
The regulations make a distinction between"child","adolescent" and"young person", as different rules would apply to each.
Accordingly, some of these rules would apply equally to male prisoners and offenders who are fathers.
However, it was recalled that it would run contrary to the expectation that the most recent version of the Rules would apply.
The above rules would apply to every person who, having the legal right to establish a trade union, wishes to establish one.
The moot question was whether the new transparency rules would apply to treaties concluded before the adoption of those rules. .
Even those liability regimes that are only concerned with environmental injury,which do not directly address injury to persons recognize that other rules would apply.
It was also said that the priority rules would apply in any case to priority conflicts among security rights created by the grantor or the actual owner.
The definition of"recharging aquifer" in subparagraph(e) is needed because different rules would apply to a"recharging aquifer" and a"non-recharging aquifer.
These rules would apply to crew members and shipboard personnel and would complement the general working time Directive, which does not cover inland waterway workers.
It was noted that article 1 dealt with the scope of application of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules, without determining which version of the Rules would apply in case of revision.
She welcomed the Commission's decision under article 1 of the rules on transparency that the rules would apply not only to UNCITRAL cases but would also serve as a template for transparency in the future.
It was stated that, since the Rules would apply pursuant to an agreement of the parties, provisions in the Rules that would bestow on the arbitral tribunal the power to issue preliminary orders would not come as a surprise but as the result of a conscious decision of the parties to opt into such a legal regime.
In reaching that decision, the Working Group noted that,pursuant to draft article 1, the uniform rules would apply to the use of electronic signatures in the context of commercial transactions.
It was thought that any problem concerning which rules would apply in the case of a State that had ratified the draft convention and denounced previous conventions to which it had been a party could be regulated by way of an approach similar to that of paragraphs 1 and 4 of article 31 of the Hamburg Rules. .
His delegation supported option 2 under article 1(1)of the draft rules(A/CN.9/WG. II/WP.169, para. 8), to the effect that the rules would apply where expressly provided for by the treaty under which investor-State arbitration was initiated.
One suggestion that had been proposed was that the parties themselves could determine which Rules would apply to their dispute, acknowledging that such offer would typically be made by the merchant by way of a model clause.
Ms. O'Connor noted several issues that the working group should look at:(a) whether private companies would be willing to stand by the 1977 Standard Minimum Rules for the Treatment of Prisoners;(b)whether individual States would be required to change their legislation to enable companies to become the implementing arm of the court;(c) which rules would apply to regulate the wage for working inmates; and(d) whether the privatization of prisons would provide the inmates with the possibility of learning new skills.
The Joint Meeting noted that WP.15 had adopted Rules of procedure, butthat Rule 42 specifying that these rules would apply mutatis mutandi to the proceedings of the Joint Meeting had been left in square brackets since some of these rules might have to be adapted to the specific context of the Joint Meeting work.
That rule would apply unless the States concerned agreed otherwise.
It was also noted that that rule would apply only if the security agreement neither authorized nor prohibited the granting of a licence by the licensor.
There was also agreement that such a rule would apply only in the absence of rule of intellectual property law to the contrary.
The rule would apply, mutatis mutandis, when the Committee considers an issue relating to compliance with the Protocol.
Under recommendation 4,subparagraph(b), this rule would apply only if it was not inconsistent with a rule of law relating to intellectual property see A/CN.9/700/Add.4, paras. 12-15.