Examples of using A cross-reference in English and their translations into Arabic
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There would also be a cross-reference to chapter 27(Tourism and recreation).
(c) Paragraph 58 shouldrefer to the exhaustion" doctrine" or" principle" with a cross-reference to the chapter on enforcement; and.
Add a cross-reference at the end of the first sentence to paras. 129-129C above.
She suggested adding after the second sentence a cross-reference to article 5, paragraph 1, of the Covenant.
(d) A cross-reference to the Board of Auditors ' long-form report where appropriate.
In respect of" special duties and responsibilities", a cross-reference to article 5 could be inserted.
Ireland made a cross-reference to information given on the topic of domestic legislation.
Paragraph 16 could disappear,or the first sentence could remain with a cross-reference to the proposal of the representative of Spain.
A cross-reference from the presentation of the 1999 accounts to the 2000 accounts is provided in table IV.1 below.
Mr. KOIDE(Japan) suggested that, in paragraph 11, a cross-reference should be made to the subsequent decision on article 13(9).
With reference to a query set out in footnote 61 of document A/CN.9/WG. I/WP.69/Add.1,the prevailing view was that a cross-reference to article 19(4) should be deleted.
Venezuela proposed that a cross-reference be inserted in paragraph 6 of article 9 to paragraphs 3 and 4 of article 2 of the present draft.
It might thus suffice to add a cross-reference to those provisions in draft model provision 44 so as to clarify the provision in that respect.
Conversely, article 42(3) should contain a cross-reference to chapter I, and not only to chapter II as is currently the case.
The second column sets out the specific current actionsalready incorporated in the UNEP programme of work, with a cross-reference to the subprogramme and expected accomplishment.
Mr. Mitrović(Serbia) said that if the recommendations in the draft Guide were modelled on existing national legislation, as in the example cited by Germany,the commentary might usefully include a cross-reference to that legislation.
Perhaps it would be advisable, for purposes of clarification,to insert a cross-reference to article 17 in article 6, which addressed party autonomy.
Consequently, a cross-reference to article 20 of the 1978 Vienna Convention should be added to the text, since notification of succession was a means of expressing consent to being bound by a treaty.
The view prevailed that repetitions in the Model Law should be avoided,and thus a cross-reference to article 21 as amended would suffice.
The challenged document should include a cross-reference to the document challenging its validity and both must be made available together whenever the former is requested.
The point was made that these terms should notbe used interchangeably and that therefore a cross-reference to article 16 on prequalification was misleading.
In particular, the view was expressed that a cross-reference to the article on abnormally low submissions should be deleted, because price was unknown at that stage.
In article 23,the Working Group had decided to delete paragraph 7(c), since a cross-reference to the issue of command responsibility was no longer needed.
(c) To include in paragraph 8 a cross-reference to the commentary to article 20 that addressed conflicts of interest that would arise where one supplier might be involved in designing the technical solution and subsequently participated in the procurement;
He proposed that the second sentence ofparagraph 16 should be deleted and a cross-reference inserted to the later discussion on the proposal of the representative of Spain.
Following a cross-reference to chapter V, the discussion should begin with the question addressed in paragraph 22 concerning whether making a security right effective by possession should give special priority status compared with some other method.