Examples of using Amendment reflects in English and their translations into Russian
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Paragraph 2: the amendment reflects a proposal to add"10 and 11" after"9.
As stated in the government's explanatory report to the Parliament, the amendment reflects the especially serious and reprehensible nature of these acts.
Title: the amendment reflects a proposal to use the title"examination of communications.
Paragraph 2, subparagraph(a): the amendment reflects proposals to use a more flexible deadline.
The amendment reflects the need to take into account that in certain circumstances the Administrator may grant exceptions in the interest of the organization.
Paragraph 2(previously article 8, paragraph 6): the amendment reflects a proposal to extend the deadline referred to in this paragraph.
Paragraph 1: the amendment reflects a proposal to add language from ICERD, article 14, paragraph 6(a), specifying that the revelation of the identity of the author(s) of a communication would require his, her or their express consent.
Article 10, paragraph 6: the amendment reflects a suggestion to add"provided for in article 15.
Paragraph 2: the amendment reflects a proposal to add specific wording requiring a State party that has made a declaration under paragraph 2 to reconsider its position after a 10 year period.
The situation is different when the amendment reflects new assets in the form of proceeds of the original encumbered assets.
Also, the amendment reflects the recent amendments to Regulation No. 48, Supplement 2 to its 06 series of amendments and further includes some editorial corrections to the current Regulation No. 53 text.
Paragraph 2: the amendment reflects a proposal to add"or acceding to" after"ratifying.
Paragraph 3: the amendment reflects suggestion to include a reference to the UDHR as a source of the expression"freedom from fear and want.
Paragraph 2, subparagraph(d): the amendment reflects a proposal to add"or inconsistent with applicable instruments in the field of human rights.
Paragraph 2: the amendment reflects a proposal to add the list of prohibited grounds of discrimination listed in article 2, paragraph 1, of the UDHR.
Paragraph 2: the amendment reflects a suggestion to specify that States parties shall also submit to the Committee their views on admissibility.
Paragraph 4: the amendment reflects proposal to add wording from the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action from section I, paragraph 5.
Paragraph 2, subparagraph(e): the amendment reflects proposal to add new wording to exclude communications which are dependent mainly on second-hand information.
Paragraph 1: the amendment reflects a proposal to increase the number of necessary ratifications or accessions for the entry into force of the optional protocol.
Paragraph 2, subparagraph(b): the amendment reflects the proposal to use agreed language of OP-CEDAW article 4, paragraph 2(e) which would retain the idea that the alleged violation in question must have an element of continuity.
The amendments reflect a number of proposals which seemed to meet general agreement.
The amendments reflect the experience gained in handling prompt release cases.
The amendments reflect the evolved state of thinking in Bahrain.
These amendments reflect the advanced state of thinking in Bahrain.
The United States amendment reflected the idea in paragraph(2) of the commentary that the principles and rules of international law that applied were those that were binding on the States concerned.
More than merely a translation problem, that amendment reflected a difference in legal rules, since the term"review" was understood differently in the two systems of law in question.
Paragraph 2: the amendments reflect proposals to(a) add a reference to States and(b) delete"each within its field of competence.
The amendments reflect proposals to(a) replace"undertakes" with"is encouraged" and(b) to further specify the meaning of"accessible formats.
Approved the concept proposal with amendments reflecting the additional information and guidance of the Steering Committee from the review of the project;
Paragraph 1(previously article 8, paragraph 5): the amendments reflect proposals made that met the general agreement of delegations.