Examples of using Amendment would in English and their translations into Russian
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This amendment would come into force on 1 January 2012.
Until then, the secretariat's proposed amendment would remain in square brackets.
The amendment would raise the deposit insurance to 10,000 euros for physical persons.
The Chairperson said she feared that the amendment would amount to a substantive change.
The amendment would respect the standards of international law and would be based on examples set by other countries.
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Nonetheless, progress had been made andit was hoped that the amendment would come before the Senate in the near future.
The amendment would also lift the six-month limit on permits for employment or medical reasons.
Following entry into force of the amendment, those States parties having accepted the amendment would report directly to the new treaty body.
It was said that such an amendment would conform to the approach taken in a number of arbitration rules.
The Joint Meeting agreed in principle to modify the description of pollutants in the transport document but the amendment would depend on the decision taken by IMO on proposal DSC 16/3/12.
It was to be hoped that the amendment would contribute to that process in favour of the peoples of Non-Self-Governing Territories such as New Caledonia.
The adjustment would introduce further interim reduction steps for methyl bromide for Article 5 Parties and the amendment would expedite the amendment of the Montreal Protocol.
According to the leading specialists, such amendment would contribute to the development of Hong Kong as a place of international arbitration.
Therefore if the parties opt in 1995 for extension by a single fixed period they could not still decide on a further extension at a subsequent date by the majority specified in article X, paragraph 2. That article only gives authority for the holding of one extension conference with decisions taken by the majority of States parties,and a Treaty amendment would be required to enable a second one to take place.
The amendment would require reimbursement for all United Nations administrative and conference services starting from the current year.
A number of delegations that expressed support for that option were of the view that that raised two questions: from a legal perspective, it was not clear whether the amendment would be necessary; however,from a practical perspective, the amendment would achieve clarity see below, para. 31.
As a part of the Convention, any amendment would be subject to stringent administrative procedures in which only Contracting States may participate.
The amendment would add the word"independently" to the solemn declaration required of Committee members before assuming their duties following their first election to the Committee.
Some delegations argued that such an amendment would create a new category of non-permanent members, which they considered would be counterproductive.
Such amendment would serve to put an end to the frustrations felt by the peoples of the world who find that practices which are devoid of democratic norms rob of their substance the noble goals around which they have rallied to establish the United Nations.
It would be useful to learn how that amendment would work in practice, particularly in the case of individuals who were employees and whose activities were also regulated by the Labour Code.
It was felt that that amendment would simplify the draft model provision, clarify the relationship between paragraphs 1 and 2 of variant A and preserve the substance of paragraph 2 of variant A. The Working Group agreed with that suggestion.
It had been hoped that this amendment would positively encourage the process of domestic adoption, however, according to the Ministry of Education and Science, this amendment has not achieved the desired results.
Furthermore, such an amendment would only be acceptable and possible if it did not call in question other fundamental legal elements or principles of ITU as far as the treatment of its staff is concerned.
In our view,this proposed amendment would prevent the issuance of an award by means of a compromise between a co-arbitrator and the presiding arbitrator which makes the award less in compliance with justice and equity.
By reducing the amount of HFCs produced and consumed, this amendment would complement the ultimate objective of the UNFCCC, as stated in its Article 2, to achieve stabilization of greenhouse gas concentrations in the atmosphere at a level that would prevent dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system.
It is expected that the amendments would have the positive impact of greater consistency.
These amendments would apply only to investor-State arbitrations and leave other types of arbitrations completely unaffected.
The amendments would make a significant contribution to institutionalizing the gender perspective in the Government's budgetary procedures.
Legislative amendments would also make the promotion and organization of child sex tours an offence when committed in New Zealand territory.