Примеры использования Voulgaris на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) also expressed support for the proposal.
Ms. Kaller(Austria), Mr. Bellenger(France), Ms. Kolibabska(Poland),Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) and Mr. Brink(Observer for Europafactoring) also expressed support for the proposal.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) said that time was also a factor.
When the National Defence revolt broke out in Thessaloniki in August 1916, the pro-Venizelist Voulgaris, like his mentor and fellow Hydriot Kountouriotis, left Athens and joined the revolutionary government.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) expressed support for the Chairperson's suggestion.
In 1945, he served as Minister General-Governor of Northern Greece in the first cabinet of Admiral Petros Voulgaris(16 April- 11 August), and as Minister for Military Affairs in Voulgaris' second cabinet(22 August- 17 October), and in the cabinet of Archbishop Damaskinos of Athens 17 October- 1 November.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) called for a substantive discussion of the matter.
Mr. Umarji(India) and Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) said that if the new definition was not used in the text of the draft Guide, they saw no reason to include it.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) expressed support for the point made by the representative of India.
Lindgren was called out by several players, most notably by Bob Voulgaris over Fantasy Football debts, and his reputation took an even bigger hit when Howard Lederer detailed an accidental loan given to Lindgren by FTP that saw an approved $2 million loan sent to Lindgren twice- Lindgren kept both sums for a total of $4 million.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) and Mr. Riffard(France) expressed support for the proposal by the representative of Switzerland.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) and Mr. Ghia(Italy) expressed support for the statements by the representatives of France and Mexico.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece), Mr. Sigman(United States of America) and Ms. McCreath(United Kingdom) concurred.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) said that the proposal before the Committee accurately reflected the policy decisions already taken.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) suggested that specific examples should be included, as far as possible, to illustrate the principles stated.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) said that recommendation 62 was illogical and, even if amended, would not be accepted by States.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) drew attention to the issue of industrial and intellectual property rights, which were subject to registration.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) said he agreed that goods in transit should be considered separately from the documents by which they might be covered.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) expressed support for the proposal provided that the substance of recommendation 189(a) and(b) was retained.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) said that, in his opinion, the draft Guide should describe the existing situation for the benefit of practitioners.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece), Mr. Sigman(United States of America) and Mr. Ekedede(Nigeria) supported the amendment proposed by the representative of Canada.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) said that the reference to the"time of the creation" of a security right in recommendation 216(a) was unduly vague and might cause confusion.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) said that if the proposal to delete recommendation 62 was unacceptable, he would support any alternative solution only if it was workable.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) proposed placing the title of chapter XIII,"Private international law", in square brackets because it might be replaced by a more appropriate term.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) said that the insertion of the phrase"unless it had disapplied such rights" and the deletion of the final sentence would create confusion for other legal systems.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) said that the procedure for giving notice should be as flexible as possible because of the difficulty of providing a comprehensive definition of the act of sending or receiving.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) said that there could be no super-priority in the case of retention-of-title or financial lease arrangements, since super-priority presupposed full ownership.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) said that he was opposed to the amendment because the party in possession of an encumbered asset was required only to take"reasonable steps" to preserve the value of the asset.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) said that he supported the proposed programme provided that account was taken of work being conducted in the same area by other international and regional organizations.
Mr. Voulgaris(Greece) said that he had reservations concerning the addition of the sentence suggested by the Secretariat, since other concerned parties might not be familiar with the language of the security agreement.