Examples of using Broad formulation in English and their translations into Russian
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Even so, article 47 embodies an extremely broad formulation of countermeasures.
Such broad formulations provide grounds for applying the laws in question in an arbitrary and/or discriminatory manner.
Accordingly, the WHO Legal Counsel has recognized(albeit in an overly broad formulation) that.
The Contempt of Court Act(1926) contains such brief and broad formulations that it is open for any arbitrary interpretations.
The broad formulation of that subparagraph supplied the interpreter of a treaty with a valuable tool for reconciling conflicting rules.
During the consideration of the draft article at the Vienna Conference, a broad formulation had been adopted.
The secretariat considers that the proposed broad formulation of the objective gives sufficient direction and focus to the programme.
In the event,that chapter(which became Part Two) did not take full advantage of the broad formulation of article 1.
Given the broad formulation, even exclusivity or superiority claims made on behalf of certain religions might arguably fall within the remit of this article.
The Working Group believes that this outcome is due to the vague and overly broad formulation and application of criminal offences in particular articles 79 and 88.
The purpose of the broad formulation of draft article 18, paragraph 2, had been to exclude matters that would otherwise have created difficulties.
By contrast, links with the parties' counsel, lawyers, witnesses or experts were considered of secondary importance, andthey could be covered by the broad formulation of the second sentence of each of the statements.
Some of those treaties, only because of their imprecise or broad formulation, may be misunderstood as dealing also with matters dealt with by the Model Law.
While its broad formulation supplied the interpreter of a treaty with a valuable tool for reconciling conflicting rules, the Commission could also build on the case law of the International Court of Justice, including the Oil Platforms case.
Her delegation did not quite understand the purpose of draft article 6(Human rights),which contained a broad formulation specifying that persons affected by disasters were entitled to respect for their human rights.
International human rights law offers a broad formulation of the right to the enjoyment of the highest attainable standard of physical and mental health in article 12 of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
The definition contained in draft article 2, paragraph(b),should include a broad formulation that captured other types of conflict characterized by direct attacks against the sovereignty of a State, whose effects on treaties were similar to those of typical armed conflicts.
Given the broad formulation of the definition of maritime performing party, a proposal was made to delete paragraph 3 for the reason that it would not be fair to the consignee to allow a carrier to enforce the limitation of liability with respect to additional obligations or to higher liability limits that it agreed to, but to refuse to bind the maritime performing party to those same limits absent express agreement.
However, it would be unwise for the Commission,by using such a broad formulation, to rule out the possibility that new as yet undiscovered technologies might appropriately create a strong presumption as to a party's location in a country to which the technology used would be connected.
Owing in part to the broad formulation of the question, and possibly also to the lack of a unified international approach in this area, the replies differed significantly in level of detail and bore witness to the lack of uniform regulation on arms brokering.
It was also stated that, in its current broad formulation, the exclusion might be understood to encompass contracts that were not concerned primarily with licensing of intellectual property rights, but that nevertheless included such a licence as a part of a broader series of rights.
A broader formulation would also more accurately serve as counterpart to draft article 13 since the right to self-defence was not limited to responses to acts of aggression.
He proposed that a broader formulation be used, such as"to pursue legitimate aims such as the proper administration of justice or the observance of exceptions to jurisdiction in accordance with international law.
For that reason, it was proposed to seek a broader formulation to encompass non-contractual disputes.
One possible argument for the broader formulation of article 27 derives from analogies with national law.
Japan too supports a broader formulation, covering threats not only to life but also to other vital interests of persons, including economic interests. A/CN.4/492, p. 12.
Some of those measures are specifically mentioned in the Model Provisions,while others are covered by a broader formulation such as the one in article 17(1)f.
Under(p), it preferred the broader formulation of option 1, although possibly the specific elements of option 2 should be considered separately, and under(t) it preferred option 3, although option 2 might be an acceptable consensus formula.
The optimum solution would be to use a broader formulation along the lines suggested by Mr. Shearer in conjunction with the example of immunity, which he felt it necessary to include in order to ensure that the Committee's meaning would be clear even to non-specialists in international law.
By contrast, it is certainly necessary to reproduce in the Guide to Practice the rule set forth in article 23, paragraph 1,of the 1969 and 1986 Vienna Conventions(taking the latter in its broadest formulation), no matter how problematic and arguable the provision may be.