Примеры использования Topic under consideration на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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In addition, new works have been published on the topic under consideration.
The scope(topic under consideration) is defined by multiple stakeholders, who are typically decision-makers.
As such, the provision reflected a human-rights-based approach which was inappropriate to the topic under consideration.
His delegation believed that the topic under consideration overlapped somewhat with the subject-matter of the Convention.
The extent of immunity enjoyed by current andformer State officials to be covered by the topic under consideration;
Another important topic under consideration by the Commission was the preparation of legal standards on online dispute resolution.
Lastly, attention must be drawn to a difficulty peculiar to the present study: the topic under consideration relates to“reservations to treaties” in general.
Lastly, as a general point, his delegation called on representatives to refrain from making politicized statements and focus on the topic under consideration.
At the same time, IDRL raises questions vis-à-vis the topic under consideration by the Commission, including how to classify, as opposed to merely identify, existing law and practice.
At the end of the lecture by the cadets of the Barnaul Law Institute of the Ministry of the Interior of Russia,a question related to the topic under consideration arrived.
The CHAIRPERSON said that he did not see how the issue of confidentiality was related to the topic under consideration, which was the strategy for the Committee's relations with the media.
Authors of papers will be invited to make a brief statement in which they introduce their papers andprovide the Seminar with any supplementary information on the topic under consideration.
The fact that the topic under consideration is interdisciplinary in nature, allowed the researchers to highlight many aspects: political, social, economic, legal, philosophical, moral, etc.
The Special Rapporteur's discussion of nationality issues in the seventh report(A/CN.4/642)bore no relation to the topic under consideration by the Commission.
Although the consequence thereof may be related to the topic under consideration, the inclusion of this scenario creates ambiguity as to the scope ratione personae of the draft articles.
During the online lecture on the part of colleagues and cadets of the Barnaul Law Institute of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation,questions were raised regarding the topic under consideration.
Indisputably, a fundamental element of the topic under consideration was that aliens present in the territory of a State, whether lawfully or unlawfully, who were about to be expelled must have full assurances of respect for their fundamental rights.
During the discussion of the report of the Commission on its sixtieth session in the Sixth Committee of the General Assembly in 2008, many delegations made statements on the topic under consideration.
His delegation shared the view that the topic under consideration was about diplomatic protection, not acquisition of nationality and, therefore, the draft articles should not attempt to define how a State could grant nationality to individuals.
The question whether States may be responsible for the activities of international organizations of which they are members is probably the most contentious issue of the topic under consideration.
While the topic under consideration in Working Group II is limited to practical confidence-building measures within the field of conventional weapons, the European Union acknowledges the equal importance of a broad range of other measures which can contribute to conditions favourable to peace and stability.
Noting that the insertion of a procedure for the settlement of disputes was"increasingly fashionable" inrecent works of codification, the Special Rapporteur presented two options for the topic under consideration.
According to the same representative, what was really at stake in the topic under consideration was not"acts not prohibited by international law", since the injurious consequences of acts of that nature need not be prevented at all, but acts not unlawful per se under international law.
During the online lecture by colleagues and cadets of the Barnaul Law Institute of the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation,questions were received regarding the topic under consideration, to which responses were given.
Mr. Abdul Razak(Malaysia)said that, since the topic under consideration was the work of the United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees in the Near East, which did not operate in Malaysia, the representative of Israel might want to take his complaints about Malaysia to a more appropriate forum.
With more time to study and reflect upon the recent catastrophic events, from some distance and"when the dust settles", hopefully,in the course of the coming year, she believes that she can more usefully contribute to the topic under consideration.
For member States and observers that send delegations of varying composition to each working group session,depending on the topic under consideration, the financial implications might be the same as under the first option, to the extent that those member States and observers might prefer to change the composition of their delegations during the second week.
Mortimer Adler argued in the introduction to the second edition: Presenting a wide variety and divergence of views or opinions, among which there is likely to be some truth but also much more error,the Syntopicon invites readers to think for themselves and make up their own minds on every topic under consideration.
The Special Rapporteur considers that there is no reason a priori to depart from this practice in most cases: in his opinion,the discussion of a regime for the settlement of disputes diverts attention from the topic under consideration strictly speaking, gives rise to useless debates and is detrimental to efforts to complete the work of the Commission within a reasonable period.
Mr. de SARAM(Sri Lanka) expressed concern at the criticisms of the Commission's methods of work and suggested that the Sixth Committee should consider those criticisms,perhaps during informal consultations, before the conclusion of its debate on the topic under consideration.