Examples of using This provision could in English and their translations into Russian
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This provision could be revised on the basis of the results of the election.
If not, then both the phrases in square brackets in this provision could be deleted.
This provision could come into effect at the fifty-second session of the Assembly.
Multiplied by the number of meetings per year,the potential savings under this provision could reach $5,928,600.
Failing to comply with this provision could lead to termination of the Registry Agreement.
In particular, a clarification of why only the change to Arab ethnicity, andnot other ethnicities, is provided for, as this provision could be construed as discriminatory.
This provision could be deleted if the addition proposed in paragraph 3 is accepted.
As the reasoning of the original authors is not presently available, this provision could be interpreted in two different ways.
This provision could lead to a disproportionate burden for any religious organizations or other religious union.
None of the 15 titles are currently commercial and this provision could bar small publications being issued by civic associations.
This provision could be used to accelerate progress in areas where women have historically been disadvantaged.
The Committee notes with concern that the application of this provision could lead to the direct participation of children under the age of 18 years in hostilities.
This provision could be read as allowing the banning of religious organizations even for minor contradictions of the legislature of the Republic of Tajikistan.
Considering that none of the 15 titles is currently commercial, this provision could bar small publications being issued by civic associations.
This provision could therefore be considered as a useful measure in the drive towards according equal rights and privileges to both men and women.
On legal assistance At the informal preparatory meeting held in Buenos Aires in 1998,some delegations expressed concern that this provision could limit the obligations under this article.
Therefore, including this provision could cast doubt on the interpretation of tax treaties that do not include such language.
States Parties shall afford one another the widest measure of mutual legal assistance,within the conditions prescribed by the domestic legislation on legal assistanceSome delegations expressed the concern that this provision could limit the obligations under this article.
This provision could arguably be interpreted as allowing limitations of human rights and fundamental freedoms in the armed forces, of civil servants or other persons engaged in the administration of the state.
In this sense, the scope of application of article 16 of the Organized Crime Convention is broader than the scope of application of the Convention itself, since this provision could also be applicable in cases of internal trafficking in which the offender is simply apprehended in the territory of another State party.
The United Kingdom is concerned that this provision could extend to certain activity undertaken to support illegal aliens being removed, for example, support with reintegration arrangements for those who do not submit an appeal.
If a State Party that makes extradition conditional on the existence of a treaty receives a request for extradition from another Party with which it has no extradition treaty, it[shall]One delegation stated that this provision could be mandatory only if the Convention contained provisions outlining a detailed extradition regime.
This provision could be an important safeguard for brand owners who may be interested in experimenting with a. brand registry, since such new TLDs will not be applied for if there is a risk that the TLD might be redelegated to a third party.
However, the view was expressed that this provision could cause problems of interpretation in various provisions of the draft convention where, for example in draft subparagraph 17(3)(i), reference was made to"the shipper or any person referred to in article 35, the controlling party or the consignee.
AI was concerned that this provision could be used to deny Dominicans of Haitian descent access to official documentation and consequently deny them access to education, the right to vote, the formal job market and a state pension.
The Committee is concerned that this provision could restrict the right of any person who claims to have been subjected to torture in the territory of the State party to file a complaint before the competent judicial authorities or to refer the matter to the Committee in accordance with article 22 of the Convention art. 13.
It was also noted that this provision could have unintended consequences in terms of using the same approach as that taken in draft article 49 for negotiable electronic transport records, thus possibly affording a non-negotiable electronic transport record similar treatment to that given a negotiable electronic transport record.
There was support for the view that this provision could be particularly important in multimodal transport if the carrier was not required to choose the modes of transport prior to performance of the contract of carriage, yet where those modes could affect the shipper's fulfilment of its draft article 28 obligations to deliver the goods ready for carriage.
This provision can be applied to suspected terrorist funds.
Furthermore, it is also unclear under what circumstances this provision can be triggered.

