Examples of using Instruments should in English and their translations into Russian
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Such instruments should, inter alia.
The accepted policies and instruments should.
Both Instruments should be recorded and stored by each Party.
The subparagraphs concerning international legal instruments should read.
References to these instruments should be included in an instrument. .
Member countries which have not yet taken the necessary actions required to put into operation in their territories one or more of these regional instruments should do so.
Such instruments should include provisions for local community participation.
States that have not signed the instruments should do so as soon as possible.
The instruments should limit the impact of moral hazard and adverse selection factors.
During the test, all test materials and instruments should be grounded reliably.
Existing instruments should anticipate the possibility of aggravated discrimination.
Without prejudice to further consideration of those ideas, existing approaches and instruments should be fully utilized to strengthen the security of fissile material.
Rusted instruments should first be pre-cleaned separately with EC 60.
Turning to the other new draft articles,he agreed that the special rules in bilateral and multilateral instruments should prevail over any general rule in the draft articles that was inconsistent with them.
Fur seals: Instruments should be positioned along the dorsal mid-line at the level of the scapulae.
The Government's position has been to accede to the Convention with some reservations which, it should be noted, do not affect the Convention's essential provisions, with the implication that accession to this andother similar instruments should be used as an argument in favour of social and legislative changes whose progressive implementations should itself eventually lead to the withdrawal of the reservations.
Such instruments should be consistent with or exceed those minimum standards.
Those signed international legal instruments should also be implemented as national laws.
Such instruments should also enable judges, prosecutors and lawyers to explain their actions.
The legal, economic and communication instruments should be adapted to the State's circumstances.
Such instruments should be implemented effectively, strengthened further and universalized.
Noting that the Protocol builds upon the basic obligations set out in the Convention on Access to Information, Public Participation in Decision-making and Access to Justice in Environmental Matters(Aarhus Convention) to establish progressively a nationwide system of pollution inventories or registers,we consider that synergies between these instruments should be maintained and promoted, inter alia, through joint awareness-raising activities and exchange of information on implementation between their respective Parties.
Another view was that those instruments should be included based on a functional approach.
Instruments should be focused on prevention of violations, their timely discovery using risk-based approaches, and sharp but stepwise and proportional sanctioning.
During the consideration of the third periodic report,the Senegalese delegation had opined that international instruments should be viewed in the light of a country's particular circumstances, but now it spoke about the primacy of international instruments and the desire to bring domestic legislation into line with them.
Such instruments should be received by that date by the Secretary-General of the United Nations as Depositary of the Convention.
Previously, these financial instruments should have been accounted for as financial liabilities.
Those instruments should provide an important means for directing resources to programmes that benefit children.
National legislation and international instruments should focus on the return of assets of illicit origin to their countries of origin.
Those instruments should be designed in such a way that they could be implemented worldwide, with the requisite modifications and adaptations.