Examples of using Possible misunderstanding in English and their translations into Spanish
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But now here's the possible misunderstanding.
Today, possible misunderstandings and bustle with life partner.
This analogy is fraught with possible misunderstanding.
To avoid possible misunderstandings when buying, please read my guidelines before purchasing.
First, let's clear up one possible misunderstanding.
However, to avoid possible misunderstanding, we would suggest to express them in inches or millimeters.
This builds trust and prevents possible misunderstandings.
In order to clear up a possible misunderstanding, he pointed out that he had not said that the civil war had contributed to dissemination of information on the Convention.
A short explanation to avoid possible misunderstandings.
To avoid a possible misunderstanding, the Special Rapporteur would like to underline from the outset that each case and each situation must always be examined carefully on their own merits.
That could lead to difficulties and possible misunderstandings.
Mr Schwenzfeier said it was imperative not to prevent a possible misunderstanding from arising, namely that the activities deriving from the Strategic Plan were the responsibility of the Secretariat alone and would consequently be financed from its budget.
Check the confirmation voucher and to rule out possible misunderstandings.
Lest our decision of 12 January should cause any possible misunderstanding in the upcoming months, I shall on this occasion note that my President's letter should be interpreted as a withdrawal of consent of the host country for the presence of the peace-keeping operation on its soil.
You both did it to protect yourselves from possible misunderstandings and problems.
In this connection I would request members of the Committee to note that draft resolutions and amendments, and the names of sponsors thereof,should be submitted to the secretariat of the Committee in writing to ensure accuracy and avoid any possible misunderstanding.
Allow your listeners to correct any possible misunderstandings you may have gotten.
I promised these statements would be comprehensive andleave no room for possible misunderstanding.
We suggest that the first sentence in paragraph 54(b) be replaced with the following two sentences to avoid any possible misunderstanding regarding the European Union(EU):"In Chad, the European Union deployed a bridging military force in 2008 in support of the protection of civilians mandate authorized by the Security Council.
In this case however it is also necessary to avoid a possible misunderstanding.
In order to correct in advance a possible misunderstanding regarding the Committee's position on minorities and the right of peoples to self-determination, he noted that the rights of national minorities were one aspect of the right of peoples to self-determination and that secession was not necessarily the way to protect those rights, since autonomy could be exercised in many other ways and in all sorts of contexts.
Please check the voucher andconfirmation in order to avoid any possible misunderstanding.
The Commission, however, thought that it was useful to give some examples of the expressions used in practice for procedural meetings of arbitrators and that a possible misunderstanding might be avoided by including the English expressions"pre-hearing conference" and"pre-hearing review" also in language versions other than English.
The State party maintains that the asylum investigation was carried out properly and thoroughly,the complainant having had the opportunity to correct any possible misunderstanding of his statements.
The Islamic Republic of Iran has friendly ties with its neighbours in the Persian Gulf and continues to stand ready, as in the past, to enter into substantive discussions with United Arab Emirates officials in good faith andwith no conditions in order to solve any possible misunderstanding.
The authors had a chance to be heard to dissipate any possible misunderstanding.
Thirdly, in connection with the submission of draft resolutions, I ask delegations to note that draft resolutions, amendments andthe names of sponsors thereof, should be submitted to the Secretariat in writing to ensure their accuracy and to avoid any possible misunderstanding.
Why resort to the justice system if it is far simpler to clarify a possible misunderstanding?
The Commission recommended that similar review should take place for each five-year period, as provided in the regulations, andthat the expenditure incurred during the five-year period should be duly recorded for future reference in order to avoid any possible misunderstanding regarding costs that may be claimed as development costs.
At its second ad hoc open-ended intersessional meeting, held on 11 December 1996, the Commission, inter alia, confirmed that this was its intention and decided that,as Chairman of the Commission, I should write to you in order to clarify any possible misunderstanding and to ensure that there will be no budgetary implications.