Examples of using Precise formulation in English and their translations into Russian
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Its precise formulation could be considered further by the Drafting Committee.
There has been considerable effort expended on a precise formulation of the rule in the Dredging case.
Without a precise formulation of the requirements, prolonged nonconstructive arguments may arise when the product is to be delivered.
The representative of Chile said that his delegation would have liked a more precise formulation in paragraph 8(c) of the agreed conclusions.
As to the precise formulation of the preamble, it was generally agreed that it could be retained with the addition of a few principles.
The Decalogue established in 1978 remains for my delegation a very precise formulation of the concerns of the international community.
The more precise formulation of the local remedies rule can be left to be dealt by the Commission under the topic of diplomatic protection.
The Commission cited difficulties in not achieving a more precise formulation in respect of"interests" and"lucrum cessans.
As to the precise formulation of subparagraph(h), it was suggested that the word"representation" should be used instead of the word"communication", but that suggestion was not accepted.
There is a further and consequential question, left open in the discussion of Chapter V of Part One,viz., the precise formulation of article 30.
The general point was made that the precise formulation of this article would have to be determined in the light of the outcome of the discussion on the jurisdiction of the court under Part 3.
They stressed the need for a unified United Nations command andcontrol structure and for clear and precise formulation of mandates.
Similarly the General Assembly will need to consider carefully the precise formulation of the question submitted to the Court in order to ensure that the Court's answer will be of the greatest value.
Kazakstan believes that United Nations peace-making activities could be rendered more effective through a more precise formulation and strengthening of the missions' mandates.
As to the precise formulation of variant A, the Working Group decided to retain the words"or to any other undertaking" as a reference to the independence of a counter-guarantee from the other guarantee to which it related.
The need fora common United Nations command and control structure and for a clear and precise formulation of the missions' mandates by means of written guidelines;
With respect to paragraph 2 of article 12, one delegation suggested that all the words from the beginning of the paragraph until after"in particular" should be deleted, in order toachieve a more precise formulation.
The question remains as to how, precisely, we should do it and, of course,to present that precise formulation, at least as far as I am concerned, to my capital and then be able to come back with a reply.
As regards the precise formulation of the urgency grounds in paragraph(2)(a) and(b) and, for that matter, also in article 16(b) and(c), it was agreed to replace the expression"impossible or imprudent" by the word"impractical.
Members had supported in principle the first draft article submitted by the Special Rapporteur, buthad made a number of comments on its precise formulation, which were indicated in paragraph 360 of the report.
Under the management system based on orders which was in force earlier, precise formulation of all the obligations in the field of occupational safety and health did not seem necessary, especially since the private sector was only of marginal importance.
The rule of law constituted the very essence of the Commission in its mission of preparing drafts and engaging in the precise formulation and systematization of rules of international law.
I do not share this conclusion, however, as in my view it does not respect the precise formulation of paragraph 1, which establishes that"no one shall be arbitrarily deprived of his life" and which therefore is not applicable in cases where no deprivation of life has taken place.
In its view,it would be best to keep the topic under consideration in the Sixth Committee of the General Assembly until the subject was deemed ripe for precise formulation and incorporation into a binding instrument.
Given the many differences in the precise formulation of core concepts and principles in BITs, what are the implications for the status of customary international law with respect to these issues, considering also the differences between negotiations at the bilateral and multilateral levels?
Pending a solution to questions of countermeasures raised by articles 47-50,the Commission in 1999 did not adopt a precise formulation of article 30, under which the unlawfulness of conduct taken by way of countermeasures is precluded.
The precise formulation of the principle adopted by the Commission, namely the"inherent dignity of the human person", is drawn from the preamble of the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights, and article 10, paragraph 1, of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
Mr. Uskov(Russian Federation),welcoming the flexibility demonstrated by the EU, said that his delegation would like to discuss the precise formulation of the two paragraphs in informal consultations with interested Member States.
While the precise formulation of this clause varies between articles, the common purpose of these phrases is to ensure that legislators adapt the language of the Convention requirements to the relevant domestic settings such that they match general principles and pre-existing laws and systems.
Article 3 was considered, by some representatives, a fundamental provision which recognized the limitations on a State's freedom of action, and its precise formulation must be approached with extreme care.