Examples of using Interpretative notes in English and their translations into Russian
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II. Interpretative notes.
The term"offender" may be understood to include persons who may be title holders for the purpose of concealing the identity of the true owners of the property in question interpretative notes.
Protocol, article 3(c); interpretative notes… A/55/383/Add.1.
Such interpretative notes should also accompany any restatement of article 7 in the draft convention.
The amount set out in the Interpretative Notes to the FATF Recommendations.
The interpretative notes indicate that the requested State party would define“coercive action”, taking into account the purposes of the Convention A/58/422/Add.1, para. 42.
It was not the intention of the Protocol to criminalize the activities of family members or support groups such as religious ornon-governmental organizations Interpretative notes, A/55/383/Add.1, para. 88, Travaux Préparatoires, p. 469.
As noted in the interpretative notes for the Travaux Préparatoires.
As regards measures to regulate cross border Cash Couriers, Mauritius has adopted the disclosure system with respect to the Financial Action Task Force(FATF)Special Recommendation IX as allowed in the Interpretative Notes issued by the FATF in this regard.
Protocol, articles 3 and 5; interpretative notes…(A/55/383/Add.1); Convention, articles 2(b) and 34.
See the interpretative notes for the official records of the negotiations of the Convention and the Protocols, A/55/383/Add.1.
The second section presents the approved text of the provision as adopted by the General Assembly and, where interpretative notes on the content of the provision were approved by the Ad Hoc Committee, a third section is added containing those notes. .
As noted above, the interpretative notes indicate that the reference to exploitation here is without prejudice to that Protocol A/55/383/Add.1, para. 96.
Concerning the removal of organs(article 8, paragraph 2(e) above),it should be noted that, as specified in the interpretative notes(para. 65), the removal of organs from children with the consent of a parent or guardian for legitimate medical or therapeutic reasons should not be considered exploitation.
Interpretative notes The interpretative notes on article 13 of the convention approved by the Ad Hoc Committee and contained in its report on the work of its first to seventh sessions(A/58/422/Add.1, paras. 16 and 17) are as follows.
Protocol, article 8, paragraph 2; interpretative notes…(A/55/383/Add.1); General Comment No. 6 of the Committee on the Rights of the Child.
The interpretative notes state that the reference to abuse of a position of vulnerability is understood to refer to any situation in which the person involved has no real and acceptable alternative but to submit to the abuse involved.1.
As noted in the interpretative notes on article 7 of the Smuggling of Migrants Protocol.
The interpretative notes(para. 73) state that the words“and shall preferably be voluntary” must be understood not to place any obligation on the State party returning the victim, thus making it clear that returns can also be involuntary.
The present document contains interpretative notes that were discussed by the Ad Hoc Committee for the Negotiation of a Convention against Corruption throughout the process of negotiation of the draft convention.
The interpretative notes for the official records of the negotiations of the Smuggling of Migrants Protocol highlight that the criminalization should not cover persons such as family members or nongovernmental or religious groups that facilitate the illegal entry of migrants for humanitarian or non-profit reasons.
The present document contains interpretative notes that were discussed by the Ad Hoc Committee on the Elaboration of a Convention against Transnational Organized Crime throughout the process of negotiation of the draft Convention.
As the interpretative notes indicate:“The States Parties noted the relevance of immunities in this context and encourage public international organizations to waive such immunities in appropriate cases” A/58/422/Add.1, para. 23; see also art. 30, para. 2, regarding immunities of national public officials.
Annex I of the Agreement contains interpretative notes on articles of the Agreement; annex II concerns the establishment of the Technical Committee on Customs Valuation; and annex III contains further explanations on the application of the Agreement by developing countries.
The interpretative notes to the official records(travaux préparatoires) of the negotiations for the Convention and the Protocols thereto indicate that other bodies may be understood to include intermediaries, which in some jurisdictions may include stockbroking firms, other dealers of securities, currency exchange bureaux or currency brokers.
Nevertheless, the interpretative notes provide that both States parties will consult with each other on whether the property is of de minimis value or on ways and means of respecting any deadline for the provision of additional evidence.
According to the interpretative notes, suspicious transactions may include unusual transactions that are inconsistent with the customer's business activity, exceed the normally accepted parameters of the market or have no clear legal basis and could constitute or be connected with unlawful activities.
As noted in the interpretative notes, this paragraph“requires States parties to impose an obligation on commercial carriers only to ascertain whether or not passengers have the necessary documents in their possession and not to make any judgement or assessment of the validity or authenticity of the documents” A/55/383/Add.1, para. 103.
The present document contains interpretative notes that were discussed by the Ad Hoc Committee on the Elaboration of a Convention against Transnational Organized Crime throughout the process of negotiation of the draft Protocol against the Illicit Manufacturing of and Trafficking in Firearms, Their Parts and Components and Ammunition, supplementing the United Nations Convention against Transnational Organized Crime.
The interpretative notes further specify that agreements or arrangements in this paragraph include both agreements that deal specifically with the subject-matter of the Protocol and more general agreements that include provisions dealing with illegal migration, as well as that this paragraph should be understood as being without prejudice to any other obligations under customary international law regarding the return of migrants.