Examples of using To draft principle in English and their translations into French
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See general commentary to draft Principle 2.
The commentary to draft principle 1 has already elaborated on the meaning of operator.
The Secretariat gave a short introduction to Draft Principle 5.
The commentary to draft principle 1 above has explained the meaning and significance of the terms involved.
The term“operation” should then be defined in the commentary to Draft Principle 1.
Moreover, it was observed that the linkage to draft principle 3 in the last sentence required further clarification.
The Chairperson then invited participants to comment on the explanations and commentary to Draft Principle 1 and 4- 6.
The Commentary to draft Principle 2 reveals the extent to which some of these problems have been overcome.
Discussion of the explanations and commentary to Draft Principles 1, 4 to 6.
With regard to draft principle 7, it was suggested to replace"to protect" with"to preserve" at the beginning of the sentence.
The Secretariat described the changes made to Draft Principle 1 and its commentary.
As noted in the commentary to draft principle 4, operator's liability is exonerated where damage is the result of an act of war.
Much as in the discussionconcerning Draft Principle 6, there was also discussion in relation to Draft Principle 7 as to whether or not to maintain the exceptions in paragraph 2.
With regard to draft principle 8, comments were made regarding the nature of the research undertaken within indigenous peoples' territories.
See, for the current treatment of this issue,the commentary to Draft Principle 7, paragraph 111 in C.G.E. /Netting/2/W.P. 2.
As with respect to draft principle 6, the word"control" was seen to be a relatively elastic legal concept, lending itself to more detailed elaboration and implementation.
The Sub-Commission also appointed a Special Rapporteur to conduct a study on and later to draft Principles and Guidelines for the Protection of the Heritage of Indigenous People E/CN.4/1995/26, annex.
As in relation to Draft Principle 4, it was argued that this applied especially to entities that were not otherwise subject to regulation and supervision as financial market participants.
Nevertheless the notion of"significant damage" might be ambiguous;the explanation in paragraph(1) of the commentary to draft principle 2 that the term"significant" was designed to prevent"frivolous or vexatious claims" suggested a relatively low threshold.
More generally, with reference to draft principle 7, it might be desirable to include also a more explicit lex specialis clause along the lines of article 55 of the draft articles on State responsibility.