Примеры использования Would relate на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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A means of clarifying how the Convention would relate to other international agreements.
That would relate to proceedings that had not been stayed, for whatever reason.
With respect to the administrative expenses of the Authority, up to December 1995,such expenses would relate to.
Level 3 would relate to research data, including data from sources external to EMEP.
Furthermore, the information provided seems to indicate that the 54 posts envisaged by you would relate solely to the technical aspects of the project.
A better system would relate discounts to need determined by reference to an established norm, such as average per capita income.
They are not meant to imply that particular groups experience stigma exclusively in one way or another, orthat other manifestations would relate only to other groups.
Furthermore, the information activities proposed in draft resolution A/48/L.39 would relate to programme 38, Public information, of the medium-term plan, as revised.
My first comment would relate to the need for preservation and revitalization of the role of the General Assembly as the centre for discussion of all matters falling within the scope of the Charter.
Docter was not concerned with an elderly protagonist,stating children would relate to Carl the way they relate to their grandparents.
The adjustments would relate to prospecting, the size of the allocation area for exploration, the application of the site-banking system and the procedure for settlement of overlapping claims.
The great bulk of such requirements would fallunder the programme budget, while limited requirements would relate to the support account for peacekeeping operations.
It decided that the additional pleading, which would relate solely to the counterclaims submitted by Nigeria, should be filed no later than 4 July 2001.
Her delegation wondered, therefore,what purpose would be served by drawing up a new document on crimes against humanity and how it would relate to existing norms of customary and treaty law.
In this case, the costs would relate mainly to the once-and-for-all cleaning mentioned above and to the provision of different pump nozzle sizes for the leaded and the unleaded grades.
The columns labeled“money laundering”,“asset forfeiture” and“corruption” are to be used to indicate if there is information in this piece of evidence that would relate to any of these items.
This is because the agreements between States Parties would relate only to cooperation measures for the detection of offences or the confiscation of property, which would not follow from the proposed text.
For collection activities, information regarding existing or near-future,credible collection efforts and programmes that are at an advanced stage of being set up and to which activities under this project would relate;
The activities to be carried out would relate to programme 19, Human rights, of the medium-term plan for the period 2002-2005 and section 24, Human rights, of the programme budget for the biennium 2004-2005.
Subsequently, by an Order of 20 February 2001, the Court authorized Cameroon to submit an additional pleading, which would relate solely to the counterclaims submitted previously by Nigeria, no later than 4 July 2001.
In this case, these measures would relate to working hours, delivery of potable water to vulnerable population, potential review of energy situation, and all other measures that would be within responsibilities of Serbia's Emergency Services.
Policy professionals will be managed within both axes,with the development solutions teams having the dominant line of accountability since their work would relate directly to the achievement of development results.
The activities to be carried out would relate to programme 7, Economic and social affairs, of the medium-term plan for the period 2002-2005 and section 9, Economic and social affairs, of the programme budget for the biennium 2002-2003.
Several delegations drew attention to the topic's relationship with existing legal instruments, including the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court;questions were also raised regarding how the topic would relate to existing norms of customary international law.
The estimated requirements under this heading($61,500),reflecting an increase of $3,800, would relate to travel of staff for consultations with Governments and meetings of intergovernmental bodies within and outside the region.
The third question would relate both to official organs and bodies and to non-governmental organizations and would ask whether there were reports and information from those organs and bodies and organizations which could be made available to the public and to the Committee.
Other drafting suggestions made were that the second sentence should become a separate paragraph because when translated into some other languages,the phrase"unless otherwise agreed in the contract of carriage" would relate to both the first and the second sentences.
It has been assumed that the most significant differences in the new regime would relate to prospecting, the size of the area to be allocated to the contractor for exploration, the application of the site-banking system and the procedure for dealing with overlapping claims.
In that connection,her delegation hoped that the membership of the ad hoc body would strictly respect the principle of equitable geographical distribution and that its recommendations would relate only to the scale of assessments for contributions to the regular budget of the Organization.
Mr. Delgado Sánchez(Cuba),noting that his remarks would relate in a general way to the granting of observer status, not to any specific request, said that it was essential to preserve the intergovernmental character of the General Assembly and to ensure that its decisions were properly applied.