Examples of using Express reference in English and their translations into Russian
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An express reference to“family” might increase the possibilities of abuse.
This superior court ruling was thus pronounced without any express reference to the CISG.
Any express reference to local creditors in paragraph 1 would require a definition of those creditors.
However, the list should include an express reference to treaties codifying rules of jus cogens.
The Committee in this connection welcomes draft amendments proposed by delegates to the Convention making express reference to such treaty obligations.
The Law makes no express reference anywhere to protection against refoulement in the case of asylum seekers.
His delegation reiterated that the list should include an express reference to treaties codifying rules of jus cogens.
It could make express reference to the economic case for framework agreements, without setting out that case itself.
Of course, a State could construct an effective court system without any express reference to the right to a fair trial.
It was noted in particular that an express reference to certain additional grounds might be interpreted as an implicit exclusion of other grounds.
My understanding is that one of the reasons, if not the principal reason,for the inability of the group to reach consensus was the absence of an express reference to stockpiles.
Mr. OLIVENCIA(Spain) welcomed the amendments proposed,and especially the express reference to the provisional and urgent nature of the relief.
The express reference to heads of State in article 3 does not suggest that immunity ratione personae of other State officials is affected by the Convention.
The working group may wish to consider the value of including an express reference to interim measures in a potential communications procedure.
First, an express reference should be made to the international rules on individual criminal responsibility, such as the Rome Statute of the International Criminal Court.
Neither the other United Nations human rights treaties northe regional human rights conventions contain an express reference to this condition for admissibility.
Include in article 42(and not merely in article 58) an express reference to the provisions on international criminal responsibility under the Rome Statute. Spain.
Express reference to the vulnerable groups in operative paragraph 6(b), a list that could be lengthened in the future, underscored the need to investigate any killings concerning them.
The Commission referred to the drafting group a suggestion that paragraph(4) should contain an express reference to the provision of the request for proposals in cases of direct solicitation.
One would be hard put to find any express reference to the value of a broad education with regard to the exercise of individual freedom as the basis of a socially responsible life in a free society.
It was pointed out that the definition of"intermediary" had been extensively discussed in the Working Group,which had considered possible alternative wordings, such as an express reference to"service providers.
It would also have been necessary to include in the draft resolution an express reference to the operational guidelines and agreed concepts by the Special Committee on Peacekeeping Operations.
In national legislation, for instance in the relevant United Kingdom and Australian Acts which recognize the immunity of heads of State,there is no express reference to any exception to that immunity.
Ms. Keller confirmed that she was against the deletion because the express reference to commercial advertising helped clarify the issue for countries which, like her own, did not consider commercial advertising a form of free speech.
In order not to cast doubt on cases where the agreement to conciliate was made in a way other than in writing,the Working Group generally considered that the express reference to writing in draft article 5 should be deleted.
The Working Group considered whether an express reference in future investment treaties to rules on transparency would be necessary for their application beside a reference to the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules.
It was surprising andregrettable that the provisional agenda for the World Conference did not include any express reference to such measures and procedures, especially given the Committee's leading role in that area.
The express reference in the Convention to the possibility of an implicit exclusion merely"has been eliminated lest the special reference to'implied' exclusion might encourage courts to conclude, on insufficient grounds, that the Convention had been wholly excluded.
The Working Group agreed to include in the definition of the term"acquisition security right" an express reference to another common type of acquisition financing transaction, hire-purchase agreements.
The express reference in article 8, paragraph 3 to the negotiations as an element to be taken into account in interpreting statements or other conduct by the parties did not prevent one court from holding that the"parol evidence rule" applies even in relation to contracts governed by the Convention.