Examples of using Example was given in English and their translations into Arabic
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The example was given of a national registration system that was fully electronic.
This is being practised in various countries and an example was given of use of such financing in harvesting and processing of gum arabic.
An example was given of the form and impact of economic crime within one region.
Finally, the issue of impunity andtransitional justice was raised and the example was given of action taken after corruption had occurred on a large scale, in order to compensate for the damage it had caused.
The example was given of a journalist who was sentenced to seven years imprisonment for collaborating with foreigners.
They would be appropriate, it was said,for procurement in which a tailor-made solution would be needed(an example was given of an information technology system for the archiving of legal records, which needed long-term accessibility), and where technical excellence was an issue.
The example was given of the importance of addressing enterprise mortgages that could encompass both movable and immovable property.
The Chair of the IFRSs Foundation noted that complex businesstransactions introduced complexity in financial reporting. The example was given of revenue recognition of purchase of an iPad directly from the vender, compared to one purchased by entering into a service contract with a telecommunications carrier.
An example was given: State A became a party to a treaty binding several States not to sell a primary commodity below a certain fixed price.
This view was disputed by others, however, and the example was given of a State which in selling arms to another State discovered that the purchasing State intended to use those arms to commit genocide.
An example was given of recent anti-money-laundering legislative and regulatory initiatives within a State and some of the challenges it faced.
As regards possible areas where provisions on treaty law andon unilateral acts might differ, the example was given of article 6 proposed by the Special Rapporteur, entitled" Expression of consent", an expression taken from the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, which did not convey very clearly what was intentional about the unilateral act.
The example was given of a complaint-handling mechanism on eBay, which processed millions of cases per year, only a small percentage of which were unresolved.
The example was given of the recent agreement among the heads of Governments of Pacific Forum countries to achieve harmonization of extradition laws within the region.
An example was given where, as a result of the shortcomings of the oil-for-food programme, management went into a phase of tightening internal controls to the point of rendering some programme delivery difficult.
The example was given of a law, under which, in the case of notice of the assignment to the debtor, payment should be made to the assignee, while, in the absence of notice, payment should be made to the assignor.
The example was given of a situation where a bank might want further confirmation that a transaction that might be considered unusual for a particular customer was in fact that customer's transaction, in addition to the use of an appropriate identification technique.
An example was given of TNCs which often accounted for and reported on their environmental liabilities arising from legal obligations in developed countries but were silent on such liabilities arising in developing countries where there was no legislation.
The example was given of goods being shipped from Tokyo to Rotterdam via Singapore, and whether the stevedore handling the goods in Singapore was subject to the draft instrument if either Japan or the Netherlands had ratified it but Singapore had not.
An example was given of specific steps that could be taken to respond to the emerging problem of computer crime, using a range of measures, including regular consultation between the Government and the private sector, setting up databases to support research and investigations and creating a new offence of obtaining personal identification information for criminal purposes.
Examples were given of tariff and non-tariff measures affecting trade in EPPs.
Some examples are given in paragraphs 29 through 31.
Examples were given of national initiatives and bilateral, regional and international cooperation.
Examples are given for how refuse or waste can be economic resources.
Further examples were given of using collaboration to integrate adaptation into other processes.
Concrete examples were given on the importance of cooperating with IPAs and establishing strong relationships with domestic suppliers in order to upgrade and remain globally competitive.
Examples were given of the very sophisticated concealment methods, including in living animals, used by traffickers.
Examples were given of strong collaboration between groups of national human rights institutions on common challenges, as well as capacity-building activities being undertaken by some institutions.
In this context, examples were given of successful agribusiness investments and upgrading in sub-Saharan Africa.
Examples were given of OHCHR trainings in New Zealand, Viet Nam, Thailand and Malaysia that had served to assist Member States with these additional obligations.