Examples of using Rules are based in English and their translations into Russian
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These rules are based on general principles of customary international law.
The majority of the countries apply these agreements and their national rules are based on them.
This new rules are based on the core"first pay then dispute" principle.
The mathematical procedures used for generating digital signatures under these Rules are based on public-key encryption.
The rules are based on the approach adopted for the Cartagena Protocol on Biosafety.
As for the depositary, there is no reason to give him a role different from the extremely limited one assigned to it for the formulation of reservations in guidelines 2.1.6 and 2.1.7, which are a combination of article 77, paragraph 1, and article 78, paragraphs 1(d) and 2, of the 1986 Vienna Convention andare consistent with the principles on which the relevant Vienna rules are based.
Those rules are based on understanding, reconciliation and harmony among peoples and nations.
Indicates that the rules are based on the Brussels Convention(27 September 1968) and the Lugano Convention 16 September 1988.
The rules are based on one-person-one-vote, equal voting rights for men and women, and a fixed four-year term.
Most rules are based on regular expressions that are matched against the body or header fields of the message, but Apache SpamAssassin also employs a number of other spam-fighting techniques.
These rules are based on those governing compensation for staff members for service-incurred death, injury or illness as set out in ST/SGB/Staff Rules/Appendix D/Rev.1(1966) and Amend.1 January 1976.
These new rules are based on the core"first pay then dispute" principle, introduce clear time limits within which either mediation or arbitration can be activated and represent for the Council of Bureaux a new tool to resolve possible disputes between Motor Insurance Bureaux.
These rules are based upon the premise that competition policy and the IPR system are complementary, because IPRs promote innovation and its dissemination and commercialization, which enhances dynamic efficiency and welfare, outweighing any static allocative efficiency losses adversely affecting prices and quantities of products.
This rule is based on rule 136 proposed by Australia.
Those rules were based on the work of the United Nations and were clear, specific and conclusive, for which thanks were due to the Committee.
These rules were based on some research Warner Bros. had done on the habits and attitudes of"typical" teenage girls.
It was generally felt that the approach on which the Uniform Rules were based should be pursued further.
Object-oriented DBMS, as a rule, is based on its own programming interface, in contrast to the relational DBMS, where there is a common(standardized) query language for all databases.
This rule is based on the public order, well being of public and good conduct of the State.
Since the rule was based on a verse of the Holy Koran, it was unlikely that a Muslim country would ever terminate its application: Iraq, for its part, certainly would not.
The rule is based largely on the provisions of Chapter 3.4 and also takes account of the marking provisions that are prescribed in similar cases e.g. special provision 653.
This rule is based on the idea of continuously modifying the strengths of the input connections to reduce the difference(the delta) between the desired output value and the actual output of a neuron.
The rules were based on the premise that beneficiary countries should be encouraged to build up their own industries, which had not happened; rather there had been a trend towards the globalization of production.
The Rules were based on recommendations by the 1949 Committee of Experts on Salary, Allowances and Leave Systems, as developed by the Secretariat, and finally agreed upon by the Consultative Committee on Administrative Questions in April 1953.
It was pointed out that issues might arise that were not addressed in the Rules andit was preferable to provide guidance to the users of the Rules by referring to the general principles on which the Rules were based.
The Hong Kong government rejects any suggestion that the rule is based on or entails racial discrimination either in the literal sense of that term or in the broader sense which it has in the Convention.
As in the case of bank accounts(see para. 110 above), this rule is based on the need to facilitate transactions involving independent undertakings by relieving parties of the necessity of searching the general security rights registry.
While it was recognized that article 15 of the Rules provided sufficient basis for finding solutions to procedural questions that arose during the proceedings, it was pointed out that issues not related to the conduct of proceedings might arise that were not addressed in the Rules; it was preferable to resolve those issues by reference to the general principles on which the Rules were based.
As in the case of bank accounts, this rule is based on the need to facilitate transactions involving independent undertakings by relieving parties of the necessity of searching the general security rights registry to determine whether the receivable supported by the independent undertaking is also subject to a security right, thereby encouraging reliance on independent undertakings.
This rule is based on the premise that many of the crucial actions to be taken by the transferer bank and transferee bank can take place only when the funds transfer instruction has arrived at the office of the bank where the customer records of account and specimen signatures are kept and the account is managed.