Примеры использования Specific rule на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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No specific rule is therefore required.
The UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce also lacks a specific rule on the matter.
There is no specific rule in which these types of devices are mentioned.
The Umpire did not express this requirement in terms of an obligation arising from a specific rule of international law.
The question whether a specific rule should be designed for the notice of arbitration was also discussed.
It was also noted that draft article 30,paragraph 3 contained a specific rule that was sufficient in that respect.
In Russian there is not any specific rule on how much to leave to the waiter, guide or someone else for service.
The information provided raises a number of questions,particularly in regard to exceptions to the general application of a specific rule.
Mr. de LEÓN(Guatemala)said that there was no specific rule against invoking an order from a superior question 3.
Tangible assets are commonly viewed as being located at the place where they are physically located andthere is no need to provide a specific rule to that effect.
While the general law applies, there is no specific rule concerning denial or the right to reply for the messages on Internet and the social media.
It was considered desirable to provide some guidance to the arbitral tribunal in that regard, either in the specific rule on access to documents or in a general rule. .
A proposal to create a specific rule to set time frames under which parties could access documents under article 3 and make submissions under article 5 was not supported.
The Commission did not suggest that these replies would help it to draft a specific rule on attribution of conduct of peacekeeping forces.
Yet another suggestion was that deterioration of the value of the encumbered assets, whether in the case of possessory or non-possessory security rights,needed to be addressed by a specific rule.
He agreed with the Commission that international law did not impose any specific rule with regard to the internal procedure for formulating reservations.
Tangible property is commonly viewed as being located at the place where itis physically located and there is no need to provide a specific rule to that effect.
The binding nature of a unilateral act might be based on a specific rule,"acta sunt servanda", taken from the"pacta sunt servanda" rule that governed the law of treaties.
Such an outcome is final, therefore the default rules take effect last,and the most specific rule takes effect first.
The approach should also decide whether priority should be given to a specific rule or interpretation among several that might be applicable to a legal matter or possible dispute.
Include within the scope of its legislation on obstruction of justice the elements of use of physical force against witnesses and, in a specific rule, the production of evidence(art. 25(a));
After discussion, the Working Group requested the drafting group to formulate a specific rule with regard to priority in proceeds along the lines mentioned in paragraphs 51 and 52 above, which would not address the question of the legal nature of rights in proceeds.
According to the Immigration Law, the State authority in charge of expelling orreturning a person from Indonesia is the Attorney-General and there is a specific rule on that.
The only conclusion that could be drawn, therefore,was that international law did not impose any specific rule with regard to the internal procedure for formulating reservations.
The first paragraph of guideline 4.1.1 sets forth the specific rule that applies to the establishment of reservations expressly authorized by the treaty, while the second recalls article 20, paragraph 1, of the 1986 Vienna Convention.
In the view of the Commission, the only conclusion that can be drawn from these observations is that international law does not impose any specific rule with regard to the internal procedure for formulating reservations.
If no specific rule protected the environment in non-international armed conflicts, customary international law provided some rules whose scope could be made more precise or suitably developed.
Such loss or injury was regulated by the Acton Liability for Damages, which contained a specific rule that the authorities responsible for an act resulting in a person being hurt were liable to pay damages.
In the absence of a specific rule of prohibition, all persons(both natural and legal) had the right to offer assistance to an affected State, and the provision, if it were retained, could be reformulated to reflect as much.
The law of the country where the proprietor has his seat or establishment(if inside the European Union) or the law of the seat of the Office(Spain)applies only if these articles have no specific rule.