Examples of using Clarification should in English and their translations into Russian
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This clarification should appear on all the maps.
Mr. Maiyegun(Nigeria), opposing the proposed amendment,said that any necessary clarification should be included in the commentary.
This clarification should facilitate the conclusion of the negotiations on the succession issue.
Her delegation thought that the clarification should be made in the text of the provision.
Clarification should be provided of whether all women had access to medically assisted reproduction.
This does not entail a modification to the text of the convention,but we believe that such a clarification should be reflected in the travaux préparatoires.
Such clarification should be provided by a senior officer in charge of administration and management.
Since the object of the draft protocol is to prevent children under 18 from participating in hostilities, some clarification should be sought as to the intended scope of draft article 2.
Clarification should take place in parallel and need not necessarily be concluded before the inspection is carried out.
The Committee requested clarification on the scope of application covered by the report, butdid not receive an adequate reply; this clarification should be provided to the Fifth Committee.
With respect to child custody, clarification should be provided of which parent was granted physical and legal custody of children.
While a consultation and clarification process is important for its own sake as well as in keeping unnecessary inspections to a minimum,I do not share the view expressed by some delegations that a request for consultation and clarification should be a prerequisite to an OSI.
It was widely felt that that clarification should be made in the context of the discussion in the draft Guide of draft article X.
However, it would appear that further clarification is needed of the non-applicability of paragraph 1 to an employee who has been recruited to perform functions closely related to the exercise of governmental authority, and that such clarification should be incorporated in the body of the text.
Such a clarification should be provided as part of the draft global convention against terrorism, currently on the international agenda.
In discussion of articles 45 and 46,the point was made that any provisions providing for the right of the procuring entity to seek clarification should be coupled with a prohibition against entering into negotiations during such clarification procedures.
Clarification should include the terms of appointment and conditions of service of the special representatives as well as the method of financing.
It was agreed that,where that approach was adopted, notifying the creditor committee would satisfy the notice requirement of recommendation 41 and that that clarification should be included in the commentary to section C. It was also agreed that reference to"sale of significant assets" in recommendation 117 should be revised to refer to sales"outside the ordinary course of business.
Clarification should be provided of the support provided to women and children if the male head of the household was arrested under anti-terrorism laws.
With reference to paragraph 4 and footnote 4 of the commentary to article 28(3),the view was expressed that provisions on clarification should be introduced in article 46 of the Model Law, and in other appropriate procurement methods, where interactive clarifications mechanisms were essential, for example because excessively high or low technological solutions might be sought or proposed.
Clarification should also be provided as to the meaning of article 43 of the Code, which stipulated that anyone who had suffered harm as a result of a crime was entitled to bring a civil action, regardless of the amount involved, before a criminal court and to claim compensation for damage arising from the crime.
A number of ACC members noted that clarification should be provided on the role of resident coordinators in an early warning system, as it is not clear how ongoing early warning activities and new early warning activities would be integrated and coordinated, including those at the global level.
A policy clarification should be issued to encourage United Nations information centres and information services to cooperate in the production of local radio and television programmes.
This clarification should include specific reference to the mandate of OUNS, the status of its staff(see para. 38 below) and their responsibilities vis-à-vis UNDP and the United Nations.
This clarification should include specific reference to the mandate of the Office of United Nations Systems Support and Services, the status of its staff and their responsibilities vis-à-vis UNDP and the United Nations;
In the context of company law, clarification should be given that in some cases concessionaires were subject not only to company law but, under the conditions of their concession, must meet other financial or technical conditions and requirements, as was the case in Colombia for companies operating seaports or providing services to domestic residences.
Such clarifications should include.
In the opinion of the Special Rapporteur, these clarifications should appear in the Guide to Practice.
Any clarifications should be aligned to the framework for accountability, as appropriate.
The Working Group was also unanimously of the opinion that these clarifications should serve as a basis for improving the wording of 6.8.2.2.7 and 6.8.2.2.8.