Примеры использования Subject to verification на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Annex C: Redeployment andlocation of Guatemalan armed forces military units subject to verification.
Mr. Salvioli said that the reference to opinions that were not subject to verification implied that other opinions were subject to verification.
Confidence-building measures usually are an adjunct to a verification system, as opposed to a measure subject to verification.
The name and address of the state body which issued the act subject to verification, or participating in a dispute on competence;
Mr. Fathalla said that Mr. O'Flaherty should perhaps explain what he meant by opinions that were not"of their nature" subject to verification.
The exact name, number, date of adoption, the publication source andother data on the act subject to verification, on the provision of the Constitution subject to interpretation;
The term“similar article of transport” in paragraph 7 could be translated in Russian by“àíàëîãè÷íîå òðàíñïîðòíîå îáîðóäîâàíèå” subject to verification of the expression used in the Hamburg Rules.
Its programmes are supervised by the national authorities and subject to verification by the relevant international organizations, the International Atomic Energy Agency and the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons OPCW.
The Panel finds, therefore,that the amounts claimed are compensable, subject to verification and valuation.
Our programmes are under the strict control of our national authorities and subject to verification by the relevant international bodies, the International Atomic Energy Agency and the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons OPCW.
In addition to the information received directly,the Mission took into consideration information from a variety of sources, subject to verification of authenticity.
One Political Affairs Officer(P-3)would follow up on all issues subject to verification on human settlements, and carry out verification functions on land, public security, administration of justice and reinsertion at the regional level.
The Panel finds, in accordance with the principles setout at paragraphs to, that the loss of the studies is compensable, subject to verification and valuation.
One P-4 Political Affairs Officer would follow up on all issues subject to verification on human settlements; and carry out verification functions on land, public security, administration of justice and reinsertion at the regional level.
It involves a United Nations mission charged with verifying, in situ andwith the consent of the Government subject to verification, compliance with an agreement on human rights.
Some noted that unlike more recent reprocessing facilities, some older reprocessing facilities had never been designed with verification in mind andcould not achieve the same verification standards that could be achieved in newer reprocessing facilities which had been designed to be subject to verification.
I recommend that legal assistants who are paid at a lower hourly rate should be entitled, subject to verification of their qualifications, to interview suspects.
In 2013, the Office introduced an efficiency in the disclosure exercise, which allowed for those statements with no disclosures(~20 per cent of the total) to be automatically cleared,but still subject to verification.
In the cases of both El Salvador and Guatemala,the agreement is part of a series of commitments- also subject to verification- that have been entered into in order to put an end to a conflict.
The Panel finds that the amounts paid by the Government of Kuwait to those of its citizens who left Kuwait and had no means of support arecompensable under paragraphs 34(b) and 36 of decision 7 subject to verification and valuation.
The automated processing systems should, at any time, allow reconstituting the accounts' elements and contents,the information subject to verification, proceeding either from incoming data or, in the opposite order, from the accounts' synthetic contents, or other information that may serve as basis for determination of incoming data.
As envisaged by the Agreement, two United Nations military observers were attached to each of the Guatemalan Army units subject to verification throughout the 60-day period.
Ecuador reported that over the course of 2012 a total of 16 mined areas have been addressed and8 areas have been subject to verification during demarcation activities with 21,910 square metres cleared and 47,106 square metres cancelled culminating in the destruction of 813 anti-personnel mines and five pieces of unexploded ordnance.
It is emphasized, however, that, in contrast to theformal reports produced by the missions, the management information provided by ad hoc reports will not be subject to verification and certification by the mission.
Through the trilateral agreement a large amount of weapons-grade fissile material from previous nuclear programmes will be subject to verification by the Agency and be down-blended for peaceful use in power reactors, thus ensuring that such material will not return to military nuclear programmes.
Losses that are shown to have arisen as a consequence of such expenditure are themselves direct losses, falling squarely within the types of loss contemplated by Articles 31 and 35 of the ILC Articles, and the principles established in the Chorzów case,[lxxiii] andso are compensable, subject to verification and valuation.
Accordingly, the loss of ordamage to such buildings is compensable, subject to verification and valuation, and the Panel has recommended as compensation the cost of reconstruction or repair measured at such time as it would be reasonable, in all the circumstances, to expect the reconstruction or repair to have taken place.
Accordingly, it is suggested any separation of materials from irradiated material should be regarded as"reprocessing" for FMCT purposes and subject to verification to assure against diversion of plutonium.
At the same time,countries that use outer space must submit, subject to verification, reports with details regarding what they control in outer space, given the existence of a convention, which entered into force in 1967, to make outer space, including orbits around the Earth, the Moon and other celestial bodies, free of weapons of mass destruction.
On the other hand, Iraq's disclosures represented a great step forward in the work of the Commission and of the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA)in uncovering, subject to verification still, the remaining elements of Iraq's programmes.