Примеры использования Would be deemed to have на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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If there were no such objection, the defendant would be deemed to have waived the right to object.
The Republic of Korea agreed that the Organization should consider a procedure whereby any vacant post not filled within 12 months would be deemed to have lapsed.
The CMP agreed that once those nominations had been received by the secretariat they would be deemed to have been elected at CMP 9 in accordance with established practice.
Further, a plan of work would be deemed to have been approved if the Council did not act within 60 days following the recommendation of its approval by the Legal and Technical Commission, which will be a technical body composed of experts.
Thus an additional phrase might be:"or when any reasonable party would be deemed to have become aware.
Thus, if he is released and absconds, he would be deemed to have waived his right to be present at trial and his trial would proceed outside of his presence.
It was clarified at the meeting, however, that both the debate and the adoption of the decision would be deemed to have taken place during the COP meeting.
In line with that proposed approach, the parties would be deemed to have waived their right to"any form of appeal on the merits", and the words"review or recourse" would be deleted for the reason that those words conveyed a broad meaning and the word"recourse" was used in the context of article 34, paragraph(1) of the Model Law.
With respect to recommendation 112, the question was raised as to when the notice to the grantor or other parties would be deemed to have been received.
Congress would then have a further 60 days to review the document, which would be deemed to have been approved by the Congress, unless it was approved or modified prior to such time.
On a proposal by the President, the CMP agreed that in accordance with established practice,once the names are received, the nominees would be deemed to have been elected at CMP 5.
On the question of non-localized damage, it was reasonable to adopt the rule that unless there was proof that loss ordamage had occurred elsewhere, it would be deemed to have occurred on the sea leg of the transport because draft article 27 covered"maritime plus" contracts in which the maritime section was the fundamental leg that triggered the applicability of the convention in the first place.
The CMP further agreed that in accordance with established practice, once the name for the pending nomination is received,the nominee would be deemed to have been elected at CMP 6.
However, there was support in the Commission for the alternative view that the use of the disjunctive"or" in listing the various bases on which goods would be deemed to have remained undelivered clearly indicated that an entitlement or an obligation to refuse delivery under draft article 49 constituted only one of several reasons for which goods could be deemed to have remained undelivered.
States were generally in favour of the procedure adopted by the Committee against Torture on a trial basis,whereby a State party that replied to lists of issues and questions would be deemed to have fulfilled its periodic reporting obligations.
The proposal for article 71 is based on the extensive debate that divided opinions on the existing article 71 andattempts to clarify that the requested State Party would be deemed to have performed its obligations under the Convention when it has transferred the assets to the affected State Party that thereafter the affected State Party should design a legislative method to ensure that proceeds reach the victims and owners of the property.
In its decision 21(S/AC.26/Dec.21(1994)), the Governing Council provided that any claimant who selected a higher amount under category"A" and who also filed a claim orclaims in other categories would be deemed to have selected the lower lump-sum amount under category"A.
For additional precision,the Convention provides illustrative examples of cases in which a demand would be deemed to have no conceivable basis article 19( 2); e.g., the underlying obligation has been undoubtedly fulfilled to the satisfaction of beneficiary; the fulfilment of the underlying obligation clearly has been prevented by wilful misconduct of beneficiary; in the case of a demand under a counter-guarantee, the beneficiary of the counter-guarantee has made payment in bad faith as guarantor/ issuer of the undertaking to which the counter-guarantee relates.
The words"directs and controls" in draft article 58 were equally ambiguous; in particular,the circumstances under which a State would be deemed to have coerced an international organization should be clarified.
With regard to the question raised by the representative of Japan, his delegation had in fact suggested in connection with article 1, paragraph(2),that the Guide should include a reference to clarifying the circumstances in which a conciliation would be deemed to have existed.
Some support was expressed for the provision contained in option 2,whereby the parties would be deemed to have submitted to the Rules in effect on the date of the arbitration agreement.
The revised and corrected versions would be distributed to the Ministries of Foreign Affairs in accordance with the habitual procedure, and if there were no objections by the signatory countries within 90 days,the corrections would be deemed to have been accepted.
The Working Party was informed that the amendments to the AETR for the introduction of the digital tachograph would be deemed to have been accepted on 24 December 2005 if no reservation or declaration had been made by that date.
The first murder of a person belonging to a given race was not necessarily sufficient to establish that genocide had been committed, but, if it was followed by other similar murders and those murders were systematic,the genocide constituted by that series of murders would be deemed to have begun at the moment of the first murder.
A proposal was made to include a recommendation to the effect that"The insolvency law should specify that any class of creditors orequity holders that would receive no distribution under the plan would be deemed to have rejected the plan" in order to reduce costs and delay in soliciting approval of the plan and to invoke the protections applicable under the insolvency law to creditors voting against the plan.
It was explained in response that paragraph 6.8 established the general test governing loss of the right to limit liability(i.e., the reckless or intentional behaviour of the carrier), while subparagraph 6.6.4 established as a specific rule that, in case of breach of an agreement that the cargowould be carried under deck, the carrier would be deemed to have acted recklessly.
However, it noted that when, in September 2003, the Board informed the applicant ofthe time limits in his case and specified that he had to file his appeal within one month or it would be deemed to have been abandoned, his counsel advised the Board of"informal attempts at resolving the matter involving the Ombudsman.
However, the Labour Code of Azerbaijan made provision for the concept of factual employment, whereby any foreign citizen, stateless person orAzerbaijani citizen employed without a written contract, in violation of the labour code, would be deemed to have been contractually employed from the date of entry into employment.
The parties may obtain assurance that the guarantee would be procured at the agreed time by providing that the countertrade agreement would not enter into force without procurement of the guarantee or that the principal would be deemed to have breached the countertrade commitment if the guarantee was not procured within the agreed period of time.
The Working Party was informed that the proposed amendments to article 12 of the AETR on checking procedures,transmitted to Contracting Parties on 27 May 2003 by depositary notification C.N.512.2003. TREATIES-1, would be deemed to have been conclusively adopted on 27 November 2003 and would enter into force three months later.