Examples of using Same wording in English and their translations into Russian
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The same wording has also been included in RID.
Under"Special packing provisions", add PP83 same wording as in P403.
Same wording(“explicitly encourage”) as FRA2020.
The Chairperson said that the same wording could be used if the Commission so decided.
The same wording was used for events held for the Biological Weapons Convention.
It was his delegation's wish that the same wording as in the previous session(A/63/252/Add.2) should be used.
Both the CartagenaProtocol on Biosafety(Article 29.6) and the Kyoto Protocol(Article 13.6) use the same wording.
The same wording should be used for all States parties.
The delegation of the Netherlands suggested that the same wording as that of article 3 of the Convention would be preferable.
Therefore, we would like to propose adding a new S24 to the Norwegian proposal, with the same wording as the current S14.
Consequently, the same wording should be introduced into RID/ADR 6.8.3.5.6.
It can also be seen that marginal 211434 whichapplied to these substances, has precisely the same wording as the current TE4.
In Slovakia, this definition used the same wording as in the Protocol, which was then interpreted on a case-by-case basis.
In this regard, I regret to say that Security Council resolution 1701(2006) of 11 August 2006, which was a very good resolution,could have been adopted with the same wording one month earlier.
For the sake of clarity, the present document uses the same wording as ADR, although some different terms were used in the OECD/PIARC report.
Therefore, the same wording is used here as in that article, with the addition of the words"and international organizations" in paragraph 1 and"or international organization" in paragraph 2.
The representative of China suggested, for the sake of consistency, to use the same wording in the whole paragraph, either“practices” or“offences”.
It would be advisable to use the same wording in the Arrest Convention, especially bearing in mind that Article 4(1)(b) is not limited to tort claims.
Expressing support for decision 2010/32 adopted by the Executive Board of UNDP and of UNFPA at its second regular session 2010,delegations recommended that the Executive Board of UNICEF adopt the same wording in its decision.
Some members were of the view that the same wording should be used in both so as to send a consistent message on the exchange of information.
Consequently, this draft article parallels draft article 3, on persons enjoying immunity ratione personae. It has the same structure, and it uses,mutatis mutandis, the same wording and the terminology already agreed on by the Commission concerning the latter draft article.
The third communication with same wording was presented in September 2017 at a Compliance Committee meeting and will be proposed to the Meeting of the Parties in 2018.
The proposed amendment which only concerns the Russian version of the AETR aims at using the same wording than the one contained in the first indent of Article 12, paragraph 3(c) of the Annex.
It was noted that the same wording appeared in square brackets in certain other provisions of the Model Law, such as in article 23(4)(a), and it was agreed that it also should be retained in those provisions without square brackets.
It is used for the 2002-2005 MTP, but exactly the same wording can be used for the next MTP, just as it was possible to use it for all previous MTPs.
It is advisable to use the same wording in the Arrest Convention so as to allow the holders of registrable charges of the same nature as the mortgage or hypothèque to arrest the ship in respect of claims arising from such charges.
Article 8(Rest periods): The secretariat was requested to take up the same wording as that used in article 8 of the European Union Regulation so as to avoid divergent interpretations.
The draft resolution followed exactly the same wording as that recommended by the Council for adoption, except for the replacement in the English version of paragraph 1 of the word"Hails" by"Acknowledges.
This could explain the difference in the wording, as application of the same wording as in the Aarhus Convention will mean that the exception would be virtually inapplicable in practice.
The decision need not necessarily adopt the same wording as that used in the decision on Australia, since the current draft referred to practical measures by municipal officials, rather than legislation, as in the Australian case.