Примеры использования Whose rules на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Swedish football was a code whose rules were a mix of Association and Rugby football rules.
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Stavropol Bashni is a variant of the game Bashni, whose rules are almost the same as in Bashni.
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UNCITRAL is no longer a small"club" whose rules, based on custom, were well known to all its members.
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Alarmed in particular at the establishment of military courts whose rules derogate flagrantly from the intangible standards relating to the right to liberty and security, as well as the right to a fair trial.
With regard to inheritance, Muslim rights were based on the Shariah, whose rules were applied by the courts.
Mathematical games are multiplayer games whose rules, strategies, and outcomes can be studied and explained using mathematics.
Mr. Ramadan(Egypt) emphasized the great complexity of the topic of responsibility of international organizations, whose rules should be codified.
The critique of the‘monopoly over political decision', andgenerally of institutions whose rules function as compulsions to repeat, must rest precisely on the acknowledgment that man is‘bad by nature'.
It was further suggested that concursus of actions was a general problem of litigation dealt with in all national legislation, whose rules the draft instrument should respect.
We're both stumbling around together in this unformed world whose rules and objectives are largely unknown seemingly indecipherable or possibly nonexistent always on the verge of being killed by forces that we don't understand.
In particular, this pertains to the peaceful settlement of disputes andhumanitarian law, whose rules are too often disregarded, even overtly flouted.
The Secretariat also notes that, in the case of the United Nations, whose"rules" include the Charter of the United Nations, reliance on the latter would be a justification for failure to comply, within the meaning of draft article 31, paragraph 1.
However, the wording of the paragraph should be flexible enough to allow exceptions with regard to those organizations whose rules can no longer be regarded as part of international law.
This is all the more necessary as there exist international organizations whose rules impose standards of treatment on the organization as such(thus not obligations on any particular organ),whose purpose is to protect subjective rights of third parties, or whose operations affect third parties adversely.
Keeping the United Nations relevant also necessarily implies the reform of the Security Council, whose rules of participation have not been revised in more than 40 years.
Thus, notwithstanding the less-than-Cartesian logic of article 20 of the 1978 Vienna Convention, whose rules are based on considerations of principle that are hard to reconcile or in any case different(succession and/but sovereignty), and despite the criticisms that may be levelled against the specific wording of this provision, there is no good reason not to include it-- as a guideline-- in the Guide to Practice.
Some alleged economic"crime" may merely reflect an antipathy on the part of law enforcement agencies,schooled in the former anti-capitalist ideology, to the new game whose rules have not yet been sufficiently defined in law.
We now have a subsidiary body to the General Assembly, the most representative body possible, whose rules and functioning, we are convinced, will allow the international community to achieve the necessary objectives for the promotion of human rights.
The Trade Promotion Authority Act recently passed in the United States contains specific provisions to ensure protection of the U.S. textile sector particularly in caseof imports benefiting from preferential U.S. regimes, whose rules of origin are made more precise.
We must therefore point out that, in time, when this work has been completed,there will no longer be any need to mention Ukraine in footnotes as a State whose rules differ from those of the rest of Europe- as, for example, in paragraph 3.08 of CEVNI, in accordance with the text of resolution 45(TRANS/SC.3/1999/8), and in other articles.
Given that except Denmark, Israel and the United States of America, all Contracting Parties to the Geneva Convention have acceded to the Montego Bay Convention, the former no longer applies to international road transit,all the more so since the three above-mentioned States are Contracting Parties to the GATT, whose rules are more extensive and supersede those of the Geneva Convention;
Another argument against permitting this type of declaration was that it might give rise to some uncertainty on the application of the Convention in non-party States whose rules of private international law directed the courts to the application of the laws of a contracting State that had made such a declaration A/60/17, para. 128.
Those interpretations might give rise to numerous concerns,in particular in legal systems that did not recognize the ability of governmental agencies to agree to the application of foreign law to their contracts or whose rules of private international law mandated the application of domestic law to government contracts.
Alinsky died at the age of 63 of a sudden, massive heart attack in 1972, on a street corner in Carmel, California,leaving behind a manifesto of a professional rebel- a document whose rules have since been adopted by both the left and the right of the American political establishment, and whose methods are still routinely used during especially unscrupulous election campaigns.
With globalization becoming more manifest every day, countries must be increasingly competitive in order to play a bigger part in theworld's multilateral trade system, through the World Trade Organization, whose rules provide instruments allowing the developing countries to prepare themselves better for global competition.