Exemples d'utilisation de Wording in article en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The wording in Article 78(4) is very clear.
Paragraph 5 was reworded to mirror the wording in Article 9.
The wording in article 4 bis of the Hague-Visby Rules is preferable.
Hr SKAK-NIELSEN expressed doubts about some of the wording in Article IV/1 and V/2.
The choice of wording in Article 12 must thus be regarded as deliberate.
It is true that this wording differs from the wording in Article 110(2) EPC…"fordert auf".
The wording in Article 9 contradicts that in Article 13(1)(b.
And Ireland has requested to participate,contains the following wording in Article 27(1) which refers to illegal immigration networks:.
Appropriate wording in Article 3(3) and Article 4 could help achieve that goal.
The text should be corrected by aligning the words to the corresponding wording in Article 2, paragraph 4, of the Charter of the United Nations.
The wording in Article 73 of the TRIPS Agreement was also suggested by one delegation.
To align the last sentence in paragraph 41 more closely with the wording in article 43(1)(b)(as regards the qualifier"to the extent possible");
The wording in Article 5 of the Comitology Decision6 is very similar to the definition of delegated acts.
Potential or Actual Effectiveness at Overcoming Barriers The wording in Article 2 of the Draft Treaty is arguably not as broad as the wording in the OECD Recommendation.
The wording in article 22 deliberately leaves the question open as to whether implied delivery times need to be taken into consideration too.
It thought it appropriate to amend the phrase in question to:"insofar as the grant and protect ion of breeders 1 rights are concerned," in order tobe coherent with the wording in Article 2.
Although the wording in Article 19 is masculine, the protection equally applies to women.
Mr. Komarov(Russian Federation) said that his delegation shared the doubts expressed by the two previous speakers:discussion of the French wording would require reconsideration of the wording in article 17 novies.
His main concern related to paragraph(3), as the wording in article 16 was very inflexible and it was important to have an escape route in article 19.
The Working Group also agreed that the word"accept", which was used both in articles 6(1) and 6(2), could be changed to"allow", in order to achieve clarity andfurthermore to maintain consistency with the wording in article 53.