Примеры использования To be formally на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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I want to be formally arrested.
As many as 40,000 prisoners have yet to be formally charged.
It is expected to be formally adopted in the near future.
With every subsequent investiture of new dukes, the treaty was to be formally announced and renewed.
The forum is expected to be formally established by the Government in the second half of 2009.
The database backup andfile backup procedures that had been developed needed to be formally documented and approved.
Article 2 Legislation to be Formally Approved During or Adopted After the Transition Period.
The restructuring of the Federation police in the remaining cantons is expected to be formally completed by the end of September.
The Guidance is expected to be formally adopted in November 2009 at the next meeting of the Parties.
Reservations and confirmations of reservations are to be in writing and to be formally notified to the depositary.
This proposal is expected to be formally submitted to the Working Party by one of the AGC Contracting Parties for consideration and approval.
The new police service is expected to be formally established on 1 July.
A draft policy reflecting the comments of the recent JIU report on cost-recovery is under consideration andthe policy is expected to be formally approved in 2003.
The revised reporting format is expected to be formally adopted at the fourth session of the Meeting of the Parties.
The Committee noted that the International Goods Road Vehicle Weight Certificate is expected to be formally adopted and to enter into force.
Although the legislation still needs to be formally adopted by the Council of Ministers, it was approved by 521 votes to 75 with 36 abstentions.
The Working Party may wish to approve the proposed amendments as pending amendments to CEVNI to be formally adopted at the next substantial revision of the code.
The Working Party approved as pending amendments to CEVNI(to be formally adopted by the next revision of the Code) the new amendment proposals presented in Section II of ECE/TRANS/SC.3/2011/8, subject to the following corrections.
The general observations developed by the SubCommittee at its March 2007 andOctober 2007 sessions have yet to be formally adopted by ICC, scheduled to take place at its twentieth session.
While those recommendations are not binding on WTO members and they have yet to be formally considered, some of them might have implications for the organization and functioning of the multilateral trading system.
In early 1985, Bronfman secured an invitation to the Kremlin and on September 8-11, visited Moscow,becoming the first World Jewish Congress President to be formally received in Moscow by Soviet Officials.
Third, the Working Party may wish to approve as pending amendments to CEVNI(to be formally adopted by the next revision of the Code) the new amendment proposals presented in ECE/TRANS/SC.3/2011/8.
The main elements of the statement made by the representative of the State concerned andof the exchange of views among the members of the Group will be reflected in the summary contained in the conclusions to be formally adopted by the Working Group at its next meeting.
The revitalization and revised reporting mandates of the working groups of the Task Force,due to be formally agreed in early 2014, should also enhance a more integrated and productive United Nations approach to counter-terrorism.
Laws which perpetuated or created racial discrimination were not automatically null and void if they were inconsistent with the Constitution, as implied in the earlier periodic report(CERD/C/224/Add.1, para. 2),but needed to be formally challenged before the High Court.
At the end of the reporting period,the Unit remained to be formally established by decree in November 2014.
The concept of"republicanism" which Pettit develops stresses that a leader not only needs to be formally elected by citizens, but should also be acting at all times as though he or she were running for office, so that there is a constant interchange between the electors and their elected representatives.
It is also regrettable that the resolution makes no mention of the International Code of Conduct Against Ballistic Missile Proliferation, to be formally launched in The Hague on 25 and 26 November 2002.
Or, even more ambitiously, is this a demand by India to be formally acknowledged as a nuclear-weapon State?