Примеры использования Separate guideline на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Thus separate guidelines are not needed in this respect.
That question, however,could be dealt with in a separate guideline.
A separate guideline does not appear to be necessary.
The Commission considered it useful to spell that point out in a separate guideline.
Please see our separate guidelines on the use of recycled materials.
Nevertheless, it might be wondered whether it is really useful to present them as separate guidelines.
Separate guidelines are also provided for health and housing data collection.
However, the Commission might usefully consider developing separate guidelines and practical advice on jus cogens at a later date.
Separate guidelines for communicating with these children have to be developed with the input from specialized psychologists.
The BAT for the various sectors andsituations should be described in separate guidelines to be developed and adopted by the first COP.
The Special Rapporteur, however, defers to the wisdom of the Commission in the choice of a single draft guideline or two separate guidelines.
The strategy contains 5 separate guidelines that define the direction of the work.
This does not, of course, mean that the question should not be settled in the Guide to Practice; butit would be appropriate to address it in a separate guideline.
With regard to the latter, separate guidelines would be issued by the Supply Division on the use of those contracts.
The questions of the time of formulation and the categories of States and international organizations able to formulate an objection were highly complex andsensitive matters which should be treated in separate guidelines.
The European Union has adopted separate guidelines relating to the licensing of patents and of know-how and ancillary patents, but is now in the process of revising and combining them.
However, it should be remembered that regardless of the fact whether the company is or not based on the projects implementation,the project management ground rules are one and the same; separate guidelines determining the procedure how the projects are implemented may differ.
Further separate guidelines, information and instruction manuals and procedure manuals have been prepared for the instruction and assistance of each section within the Office.
No special regime should be envisaged for them, so thatthere was no reason why a separate guideline regarding the compatibility of a reservation with the object and purpose of such treaties was needed.
Even though in certain respects the recharacterization of an interpretative declaration as a reservation resembles an opposition to the initial interpretation,it constitutes a sufficiently distinct manifestation of a divergence of opinion to warrant devoting a separate guideline to it.
The Guidelines contain separate guidelines for the port or coastal State; for the flag State; for the"seafarer State"(the State of nationality of the seafarer); for shipowners; and for seafarers.
In order to address concerns about the increasing number of draft guidelines, certain additional elements should be included in draft guideline 2.6.1,rather than formulating them in separate guidelines, as suggested by the Special Rapporteur.
According to another proposal, the experts should be requested, in a separate guideline or rule, to respect the 10-week deadline for the submission of reports, studies and working papers with which they had been entrusted;
For this reason, the Commission, which in general has avoided modifying the wording of the provisions of the Vienna Conventions that it has carried over into the Guide to Practice,decided against devoting a separate guideline to the principle of the presumption of the validity of reservations.
It does not appear necessary to devote a separate guideline to the enumeration of alternatives to conditional interpretative declarations: the alternative procedures listed above are treaty-based and require the agreement of the contracting States and contracting organizations.
It appeared to the Commission in particular that it would be better not to mention the time at which an objection can be formulated; the matter is not clearly resolved in the Vienna Conventions, and it is preferable to consider it separately andendeavour to respond to it in a separate guideline.
It would therefore seem useful to reiterate in a separate guideline that the presumption of acceptance does not apply to constituent instruments of international organizations, at least with regard to acceptance expressed by the competent organ of the organization.
Even though in certain respects the recharacterization of an interpretative declaration as a reservation resembles an opposition to the initial interpretation,the majority of the members of the Commission considered that it constituted a sufficiently distinct manifestation of a divergence of opinion to warrant devoting a separate guideline to it.
The second one is whether separate guidelines for indigenous peoples should be elaborated in the event that the draft norms do not address indigenous peoples' concerns, or whether there are alternative ways of ensuring that indigenous concerns are taken into account by the draft norms as they currently exist.
Since it was also based on the intention of the author of the objection, it was nevertheless not contrary to the provisions of articles 20 to 23 of the Vienna Conventions. It did not, however, indicate which category of States or international organizations could formulate objections or on which date the objections must or could be formulated;those were sensitive issues on which it would be better to draft separate guidelines.