Examples of using Issue of scope in English and their translations into Russian
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Different views were expressed on the issue of scope.
The issue of scope has been largely discussed over the past years.
The Chair introduced the issue of scope of protection.
The issue of scope will be address more fully during the second session.
Experts are invited to present preliminary views oh the issue of scope.
First of all, the issue of scope, which is at the very heart of the treaty.
My delegation recognizes the particular interest of the nuclear-weapon States in the issue of scope.
Secondly, the issue of scope here is a very significant issue and not a minor one.
Parties, however, continued to maintain different views with regard to the issue of scope, among other issues. .
The issue of scope is related to, but distinct from, discussion of specific implementation obligations.
Once FMCT negotiations have begun, Conference members will face many complex and contentious issues, including the difficult issue of scope.
A second and related issue of scope is the demarcation of public procurement, concessions and PPPs laws.
In paragraph 1(a), she proposed retaining the square brackets around the words“or any part of the body of a child”,pending further consideration of the definitions and the issue of scope.
On the issue of scope, it will clearly be necessary to define exactly what"fissile material" is to mean for the purposes of the treaty.
He also stated that the working group should continue to discuss issues central to the draft declaration, such as the issue of scope and the concept of self-determination.
On the issue of scope of protection, most of the group members were in favor of providing maximal possible protection for TCEs, depending on their nature or characteristics.
There have been discussions between the United Nations Ombudsman andthe Fifth and Sixth Committees of the General Assembly on the issue of scope of access to the Office of the United Nations Ombudsman and Mediation Services.
With respect to the issue of scope, his Government believed that trying to accommodate all interests, particularly at an early stage, was likely to overload the system.
As for the comments regarding the mirage of the Shannon mandate,I see it not as a mirage, but as a very carefully delineated viewpoint that indeed acknowledges that the issue of scope would be negotiated in a treaty.
Regarding the issue of scope, the language in CD/1933 makes clear that the scope is indeed a part of any possible work on such a treaty, which must be also entertained and discussed.
It was also stated that the treatment of performing parties was an important aspect of the issue of scope of application, and that a distinction could be drawn between maritime performing parties and inland performing parties.
She mentions the so-called issue of definitions, but if we are going to get embroiled in the issue of definitions, we may also come up against it in our discussions of other topics,as we may the issue of scope, for example.
Given the utmost importance of reaching early agreement on the fundamental issue of scope, it is hoped that the emerging consensus will be consolidated so that the objective of concluding the treaty in 1996 can be achieved.
Let me repeat, then, that the next plenary meeting will be held this afternoon at 3 p.m. in this conference room, andin accordance with the schedule of meetings, the Conference will proceed to the consideration of the issue of scope of the FMCT.
Mr. Lammers(Netherlands), referring to the topic"Effects of armed conflicts on treaties", said that the issue of scope was dealt with rather succinctly and somewhat imprecisely in the Special Rapporteur's second report A/CN.4/570 and Corr.1.
It is more than obvious that the issue of scope occupies a central place in the ongoing discussions, and we would like to reiterate our support for the treaty based on the true-zero-yield standard which would establish an effective ban on all nuclear explosions using the language proposed by Australia in its working paper CD/NTB/WP.222.
One important issue that the U.S. has raised throughout this process, including in our comments to the Secretariat in May and again at the EU-JUSCANZ meeting in June,is the issue of scope- a section that we all agree is a critical, defining element of SAICM.
One advantage of the approach was said to be that it separated the issue of scope of application of the draft instrument from the issue of derogation from certain of the specific provisions of the draft instrument.
On the issue of scope, while it is true that there were differing views in the Group of Governmental Experts on the types of weapon an arms trade treaty might cover, it was agreed that no single existing instrument contains a list that might encompass the range of options raised in the submissions from member States.
This closely relates to the issues of scope and transparency.