Examples of using Chapter would in English and their translations into Russian
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The chapter would be split into five sections.
Ataru was the central character and each chapter would feature a different strange character.
This chapter would describe the geographical scope of competition laws.
It hoped that a similar chapter would appear in future reports.
The chapter would create more problems than it solved and could facilitate fraud.
Comments on the chapter were invited following the meeting, following which the chapter would be published.
The rest of the chapter would move to a new document.
It is a game in which you will have to go through the animation studio in search of objects and solving puzzles,since the second chapter would include fighting skills.
A similar chapter would appear in future annual reports.
It could be suggested that States parties limit their periodic reports to 50 pages andprepare comprehensive reports in which a special chapter would deal with implementation of the Convention.
The revised chapter would add nearly twice as many regulations as provided by the existing one.
The Commission was reminded that the Working Group had agreed that chapter 14 on jurisdiction should be subject to an"opt-in" declaration system,as set out in draft article 76, such that the chapter would apply only to Contracting States that had made a declaration to that effect.
This chapter would include other compliance issues not related to a specific case of non-compliance.
The Commission was reminded that the Working Group had agreed that, like chapter 14 on jurisdiction, chapter 15 on arbitration should be subject to an"opt-in" declaration system,as set out in draft article 80, such that the chapter would only apply to Contracting States that had made a declaration to that effect.
Financial support for the chapter would be provided by the University of Gloucestershire, United Kingdom.
This chapter would be subdivided into two main sections relating to horizontal and vertical agreements.
Mr. Diaconu(Rapporteur) said that the chapter would reflect the Committee's request for one additional week of meeting time from 2012.
This chapter would address issues such as the working approach and methodology, challenges and lessons learned.
He decided that this newest chapter would ignore the storylines of the other sequels, stating that he wanted to pick up where the original film had ended.
This chapter would prohibit, inter alia, the employment of women in hazardous or strenuous work and work damaging to their health.
In this regard, the chapter would contain a description of financing options for activities that contribute to regional connectivity.
The chapter would focus on the expansion, or not, of environment-related taxes that are aimed at bringing about structural changes.
Finally, it was noted that such a chapter would be limited in scope as it would not take into account sensitive procurement outside the defence sector.
The chapter would contain a discussion on the main challenges, opportunities and benefits related to achieving better regional connectivity in the Asian and Pacific context from sectoral and multisectoral perspectives.
The closing section of the chapter would deal with unforeseen events and changes of circumstances, including changes that are brought about by subsequent acts of the host Government.
This chapter would also include a discussion on how to address the issue of multiple spatial and temporal scales with scenarios and models.
Mr. Diaconu(Rapporteur) said that the chapter would include an account of the meeting with the Chairperson of the Intergovernmental Working Group on the Effective Implementation of the Durban Declaration and Programme of Action.
This chapter would include information about the dates, venues and attendance of the meetings of the Committee, as well as a general reference to the reports of its meetings.
An introductory chapter would contain an overview of all sources and species emitted and information about the state of related chapters. .
The chapter would also contain an assessment of the interdependencies between different sectors and an explanation that stresses the need for integration of sectoral connectivity in order to maximize opportunities and beneficial synergies.