Examples of using A contrary view in English and their translations into Arabic
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A contrary view regarding deletion of" delay" was also expressed.
In fact, it appears that only in very few instances a contrary view has been expressed or the principle has been questioned.
A contrary view was that paragraph(1) should be retained.
In such cases the State which has followed a certain course of conduct is notable to deny it or subsequently to express a contrary view.
A contrary view was expressed that the right of either party to object to open hearings should be asserted.
Troop contributors and Force Commanders, expressing a contrary view, advocated that reimbursements should continue until the date of departure from the mission area.
A contrary view is that some international meaning to this term in preference to the domestic law meaning should contextually apply.
I personally serial appearance of the BMW 3 Series Coupé(E36) very delightful, and frankly I would not change anything on it,but the owner of this coupe has a contrary view to its E36“improved” according to your taste.
Some other members expressing a contrary view observed that the law did not exist in a vacuum and was not necessarily neutral.
A contrary view was expressed to the effect that there is little risk to a consumer of being affected by an invalid award against him.
Others have taken a contrary view, and urge that a more explicit stipulation would be required for the recognition of such rights.
A contrary view was expressed that draft article 18 should be retained to keep the contractual balance between the parties of the contract of carriage.
If, however, the Commission holds a contrary view(which can be defended in the light of the pragmatic character of the Guide to Practice), the following type of guideline could be adopted.
A contrary view was that this term was not appropriate in the context of the issuing of a certificate, where the parties involved were the issuer and the subject of the certificate.
Many States were of a contrary view, recalling the initiatives currently under way in the United Nations and other forums on terrorism and the conclusions of the Commission at its fifth session.
A contrary view was expressed that the threshold of" significant harm" was low and that the same should be given greater emphasis as" serious" or" substantial" harm.
(19) In addition, it seemed to the Commission, despite a contrary view, that in the course of assessing the permissibility of interpretative declarations, one must not slip into the domain of responsibility- which, for reservations, is prohibited by guideline 3.3.1.
A contrary view was expressed that draft paragraph 17(3) related to cases of acts of omissions, but not material misstatements, and that draft article 32 was helpful in that regard.
A contrary view was that time was not as important as other factors in the maritime context, and that delay should not be a ground for breach of contract as envisaged in paragraph 6.4.
A contrary view that some participants expressed was that a stand-alone goal was not needed, because women ' s issues will inevitably touch on all aspects of a sustainable development agenda.
A contrary view was that the square brackets in paragraph 1 of draft article 4 should be removed and that the Working Group should consider which provisions of the convention ought to be mandatory.
In that regard, a contrary view was expressed to the effect that the paragraph could be reformulated to foresee that certain proposals might be considered by the Committee on even a triennial basis.
A contrary view was expressed that the issue of" additional expenses" should not be dealt with under subparagraph 11.3(a). It was pointed out that the matter was sufficiently covered by subparagraph 11.3(c).
A contrary view was that the phrase should be maintained to acknowledge the fact that in some legal systems, in order to be recognized and enforced, an interim measure was required to be issued in the form of an award.
A contrary view was that the matter should not be dealt with through private international law but that the draft instrument should provide a uniform rule governing the situation where claims were made by third parties.
A contrary view was that it should be left to the general law which established standards and sanctions for professional misconduct; the draft Guide should simply include a general statement along the lines of paragraph(6).
A contrary view was that the Model Law should only apply to commercial conciliation, whether that conciliation was international or domestic and a reference to commercial conciliation should be included in the text of the footnote as proposed.
A contrary view was that the word was commonly understood as encompassing a reorganization plan throughout the different phases of the procedure and that no amendment to that language in the draft Guide was desirable provided its usage was made clear.
A contrary view was that not all documents would need to be published, in particular in view of the necessity to find the right balance between the requirements of public interest and the legitimate need to ensure manageability and efficiency of the arbitral procedure.
A contrary view was that the recommendation should be included as currently drafted in order to encourage voluntary applications by debtors at an early stage, which the Working Group had agreed should be a key element of the insolvency law.