Примеры использования Sake of clarity на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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So, just for the sake of clarity.
For the sake of clarity, the inclusion of paragraph(8) was essential.
It was accepted that the provision was necessary for the sake of clarity.
For the sake of clarity, we're not dealing with few insane women any more.
This additional wording is deemed preferable for the sake of clarity.
For the sake of clarity, the various issues might be set out in separate provisions.
This more comprehensive definition is preferable for the sake of clarity.
However, for the sake of clarity, the following minor modifications are proposed.
She agreed that it should be rephrased for the sake of clarity.
For the sake of clarity, the phrase"unless otherwise agreed by the parties" should be retained.
It was said that inclusion of that express language under article 17 bis remained important for the sake of clarity.
For the sake of clarity, those fundamental limitations should be reflected in draft article 6 itself.
Although he had no strong opinion, he would prefer to retain the reference to"a country other than the court's", for the sake of clarity.
For the sake of clarity, and for the benefit of members of the Commission, I would like to refer to that resolution.
However, now that WP.1 reports directly to the ITC, it may be considered necessary to change the French name of the Working Party for the sake of clarity to"Groupe de travail de la sécurité de la circulation routière" or"Groupe de travail de la sécurité routière.
For the sake of clarity, and for the benefit of members of the Commission, I should like to refer to that draft resolution.
He therefore proposed that, for the sake of clarity, the word"appropriately" should be added after the word"protect" in the second sentence.
For the sake of clarity, its observations and recommendations were based on the resource figures contained in the proposed programme budget.
The following suggestions were made:(a)the term"other entities" should be defined or certain criteria should be specified for the sake of clarity; and(b) the more restrictive wording of article 2, paragraph 1(i),of the 1986 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties between States and International Organizations or between International Organizations should be used since the reference to"other entities" constituted a progressive development which was not consonant with international practice.
For the sake of clarity, activity may also be indicated, in parentheses, in Ci(curie) relationship between the units: 1 C1= 3.7 x 1010 Bq.
The EU is of the opinion that for the sake of clarity this subsection would benefit from specifying the countries that have taken the measures indicated.
For the sake of clarity it seems appropriate to include in the legal text of the Convention a minimum period of three months for the revocation of the authorization to become effective.
I think that, for the sake of clarity, it is worth having all three elements presented side by side, as part of one conclusion, as a final package.
For the sake of clarity, consideration may be given to inserting the term“in respect of the same claim” after the words“a State Party” in paragraphs 4(a) and(b) of this article.
Mr. AKIL(Pakistan) said that, for the sake of clarity, the reference could be to"the 2003 Iberoamerican Summit Declaration" rather than just to"the Declaration.
For the sake of clarity, it was proposed to delete the opening words"if the same occurs" in paragraph(2) b.
She therefore proposed that, for the sake of clarity, a further sentence should be added to the footnote, to read:“This issue, however, is still under discussion in the Working Group.”.
For the sake of clarity, the question excludes short-term drug therapies intended for detoxification.
For the sake of clarity, the delegations of Austria and Italy proposed the structure included in the present version.
For the sake of clarity, and for the benefit of members of the Commission, I should like to refer to this draft resolution.