Examples of using Precise content in English and their translations into Russian
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The precise content of this obligation need not concern us here.
His delegation was ready to join with other delegations in an attempt to define the precise content and scope of that notion.
The precise content of a clause and language to be used in it may vary with each contract.
There is the perspective of the State trying to give a precise content to the elusive but very important notion of general interest.
The precise content of due diligence varies with the nature of the offence, the circumstances of the offence and the nature of the defendant.
Mr. Ghia(Italy) expressed support for the proposal made by the representatives of Germany and requested that its precise content be made available to delegations.
However, the precise content and form of their actions vary considerably among countries.
Whether the sui generis option is a viable one remains an open question, since the precise content of this requirement is still contested.
The Committee is concerned about the limited scope of the National Plan of Action of 1999 andthe insufficient information provided about its precise content.
The precise content of the freedom of transit consequently, in each case, has to be agreed upon by the transit State and the landlocked State concerned.
The substantive aspect of the principle, on the other hand,raises more difficult issues concerning its precise content and lacks similar consensus.
On the obligation to fulfil, the precise content at the international level is yet to be worked out but could include facilitating, providing and promoting rights.
Identifying the basis of provisional application in an agreement between States does not necessarily imply that the agreement has a precise content.
However, as they may raise difficulties for some countries, the precise content of the article, including any additions or modifications, can be determined in bilateral negotiations.
The second, the substantive aspect of the requirement of non-discrimination, on the other hand,raises more difficult issues concerning its precise content and lacks similar consensus.
Mr. Kracht said that it was important to define the precise content of the right to food. Every individual had the right to feed himself or herself, and the State had the obligation to respect and protect that right.
It would, however, be premature to allege that the right to reparation in cases of enforced disappearance and its precise content are firmly established in existing international law.
While the precise content of the MTPF will be contingent upon the outcomes of the review process currently being undertaken by UNIDO as described above, its formulation will be based on the Business Plan and the strategic guidelines.
She associated herself with the questions and comments of other members regarding article 3 of the Covenant, andwished to know the precise content of the new law criminalizing violence against women.
Whereas there is a consensus on the need for adjustment, the precise content of the policy packages needed to achieve growth and equity objectives continues to be a matter of debate.
The fundamental conventions on freedom of association andcollective bargaining- referred to explicitly in both Covenants- give a more precise content to freedom of association in the economic sphere.
Because of the progressive realization and resource availability phrases, the precise content of at least some State obligations is likely to vary from one State to another- and over time in relation to the same State.
Prof. Melander drew a parallel with provisions of human rights which were mentioned in a general way in the Charter of the United Nations andwhich in 1948 had been given a more precise content by the adoption of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
Because of the progressive realization andresource availability phrases, the precise content of at least some State obligations is likely to vary from one State to another- and over time in relation to the same State.
It was good news that a Proposal for a draft Race Relations(Northern Ireland) Order in Council had been published(para. 15), butit would be interesting to know whether the Proposal had been adopted and what its precise content was and, particularly, to what extent it differed from the general Race Relations Act 1976.
The Committees tend not to specify the precise content of required State action, but generally recommend regulation through legislation and adjudication through judicial remedies, including compensation where appropriate.
It is important to clearly distinguish these dimensions since they differ with respect to the precise content and degree of legal protection attached to them under international human rights law.
The Committees tend not to specify the precise content of required State action, but generally recommend regulation through legislation and adjudication through judicial remedies, including compensation where appropriate.
The first meeting of the ad hoc working group took place at ECLAC headquarters from 29 to 31 July 1996 to examine the precise content of the work programme for 1998-1999 and its priorities.
Ms. Saiga said that, since the gender issue had not been included in the legislative list, whose precise content was unclear, she would like to know exactly what was meant by the statement that the Bill on Violence against Women was receiving the attention of the National Assembly and whether the list contained human-rights issues.