Examples of using Examples should in English and their translations into Russian
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These examples should use the live sample system.
Economic Development Minister Yuri Yagudaev noted that the examples should focus on similar programs designed, for example, in Sochi.
Such examples should stimulate interest elsewhere.
It was also observed that there was some overlap between draft articles 26 and 27;that the terminology needed clarification and examples should be provided; and that the provisions could be replaced by a savings clause, with commentary.
Those examples should give us strength and the confidence that we can achieve our goals.
It was suggested that those examples should be included in the discussion.
Such examples should be placed on the CCAMLR website and would assist crew in completing the form.
He agreed with Mr. Scheinin that some examples should be provided, stressing that they were not exhaustive.
These examples should constitute a basis for States to anticipate high-risk situations and develop or improve protection measures.
It was suggested that the explanation of the terms in the glossary should be drafted as simply as possible andthat related policy issues and relevant examples should be addressed in the commentary or the explanatory note to those terms.
Those two examples should give representatives a sense of the OIC's commitment to the welfare and development of youth.
In knowing that there are areas of the world where the recognition of women's strengths and the inclusion of women in post-conflict planning have resulted in a more positive future for their societies,we strongly believe these examples should be emulated.
Yet another suggestion was that the examples should be supplemented by examples of acquisition financing practices.
In addition, throughout the United Nations system, the organizational culture is such that the example from the top quickly cascades along the hierarchical lines to the entire organization.For that reason such examples should be constructive and positive.
Their excellent examples should inspire millions around the world to resolutely engage in helping those who need it most.
While it was generally agreed that what was commercially reasonable would depend on the circumstances of each case,the view was expressed that examples should be set out in the guide to enactment to clarify the meaning of the term"commercial reasonableness.
In paragraph 30, examples should be provided of situations where a single global amendment would be useful for example, bank mergers or acquisitions.
Mr. Murrey(United Kingdom), expressing agreement with the comments made by the representatives of Brazil and Canada,said it was inevitable that the inclusion of a list of examples would give rise to discussions about which examples should be mentioned and which omitted.
Although it was noted that examples should also come from beyond the region, there was a wish to see more regional examples included.
With respect to subsection A.5(registry terms and conditions of use),it was agreed that the discussion of additional registry services could be retained with examples of services provided to registry users as well as to the public, but those examples should be consistent with the recommendations of the Secured Transactions Guide.
Another suggestion was that the examples should be placed in the appropriate context in the draft annex e.g. on third-party effectiveness, registration, priority or enforcement.
The Working Group concludes that many good examples of implementation of the requirements of the Convention regarding participation of the potentially affected public(both in the country of origin andin the potentially affected country) exist, and that these examples should be used for the benefit of the UNECE countries that are not yet Parties or do not grant the public equivalent access to participation.
These examples should serve as a further lesson that developing countries will always be at a disadvantage in the current international trade system, as the Secretary-General himself recently observed.
The majority of the subcommittee, however, also believes that the examples should be used with considerable care, since the general customary practice, especially that of the Courts, is not to recognize a permanent establishment unless the activity has been maintained for six months.
The examples should be viewed as the research and findings of the capture and definition phase and the later reconciliation processes for actual information requirements demanded by Governmental agencies and notified in the survey results.
This example should be followed by all countries.
We believe this example should be followed in the matter of biological weapons.
A pure soul whose example should touch the souls of all human beings of good intent.
That example should be followed by other States.
Its example should inspire the entire Executive Board at its 1994 session.