Examples of using Possible scope in English and their translations into Spanish
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Possible scope of consideration of the proposed topic.
We recognize that there remains a variety of views on the possible scope of such a Treaty.
Possible scope of presentation guidelines manual.
The following sections discuss the possible scope and implications of IPRs-related tools50.
The meeting also made proposals on the objectives, roles and functions of such a forum,including its possible scope.
Outlines the possible scope of any presentation manual;
The concept, however, was a valuable contribution to the text andat the same time restricted the possible scope of action of military courts.
The goal and the possible scope of consideration of the proposed topic.
It was suggested that examples of those instances could be given in the guide to enactment,for the purpose of explaining the possible scope of application of paragraph 2.
To date, there is no indication of its possible scope, nor any public discussion of proposals for such a statement.
Pursuant to that request, the Secretariat submitted to the Commission, at its current session, a report(A/CN.9/397)discussing the possible scope of work.
In our opinion this mandate does not preclude any deliberation on the possible scope of such a treaty and we look forward to contributing to such a debate.
In recommending experts for inclusion in the list,Governments did not make any comments regarding their appreciation of the competence of the experts or on the possible scope of their activities.
Developing countries may further examine the interest and possible scope of measures to facilitate cooperation in government procurement.
In his presentation, Dr. Tom Shea, in his capacity as head of the Trilateral Initiative Office of the Department of Safeguards of IAEA,addressed the possible scope of an FMCT.
The Committee plans its projects to offer diversification and the widest possible scope of activities for the different needs of the inhabitants of the canton.
Work on the need for, and possible scope of, emergency safeguards under the General Agreement on Trade in Services(GATS) has not made a lot of headway after more than ten years of negotiations.
As regards draft article 19, it was suggested that anexplicit reference to the Charter of the United Nations be added, to indicate the possible scope of and limitations to countermeasures.
The objective of the study was to assess the feasibility and possible scope for a review of the issues relating to the United Nations staff safety and security.
The informal meeting of experts reviewed the work on commercial fraud undertaken by UNCITRAL to date and considered whether ornot future work in the area would be useful and, if so, the possible scope of that work.
It also decided that the workshop would examine the need for, and possible scope, structure, membership and work plans, of non-governmental advisory committees and/or a business consultative mechanism.
The increased number of articles devoted to the Tribunal was also accompanied by a significant change in the tone of their content as regards the intrinsic interest in its existence and possible scope of its activity.
The fact that there were also those who opted for a“wait-and-see” stance,pending the clarification of uncertainties over the possible scope of the future treaty, certainly did not help to accelerate the pace of the negotiating process.
With regard to the possible scope of cross-certification and recognition, it was stated that, to a certain extent, functions performed by a certification authority resembled functions performed by a notary public under some legal systems.
In the absence of a joinder of decisions,since each request is dealt with separately, the Court confirmed the magnitude of the possible scope of the request for a consultative opinion submitted by the General Assembly.
At the level of the United Nations, the developments, challenges andopportunities relating to globalization should be discussed with an open spirit and the broadest possible scope.
It is also worth emphasizing that even Waldock,in his intervention at the Vienna Conference, limited the possible scope of a modification by subsequent practice of the parties by formulating that this should"not touch the main basis of the treaty.
The first Constitution of the independent Republic of Tajikistan was adopted in 1994, and that same year saw the adoption of the Religion andReligious Organizations Act, which established the broadest possible scope for freedom of religion.
It is necessary to make a distinction when addressing the interconnected questions of the possible scope of subsequent agreements and subsequent practice as means of interpretation and whether those forms of action can also lead to a modification of a treaty.
Regarding possible amendments of the rules of procedure, some members pointed out that they were necessary in the light of the concerns of States parties,although they remained flexible in respect to the possible scope of such amendments.