Примеры использования Be governed на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Their relationships must be governed by the principles of justice,
They should be governed by criteria of impartiality, the non-use of force except in self-defence
The criteria for evaluating tenders may be governed by mandatory rules of the applicable law
That process should be governed by the procedures established in the administrative instruction on the staff selection system ST/AI/2010/3.
The exercise of diplomatic protection should be confined to peaceful methods, and be governed by the rules of general international law
Entry into force- this should be governed by a procedure similar to that specified in the AGTC Agreement;
Our deeds have to be governed by firm commitments to
First, the allocation of resources must be governed by results-based budgeting:
He added:"The country should not be governed by billionaires who kick open the doors of Kremlin offices.".
This Agreement shall not be governed by the United Nations Convention on Contracts for the International Sale of Goods,
the RGF also want to adopt disciplines on how services sectors can be governed, restricting governments' and parliaments' right to regulate.
and must be governed by continued and enhanced accountability.
the buyer had not established in the contract the law by which the contract would be governed.
considers that they can be governed just like all the other Europeans.
Accordingly, under the above directive all military activities must be governed by the principles of due process,
they may also be governed in an agreement pursuant to this Law Article 9.
On the other hand, the tone of his statements on this topic may be perceived as readiness to put up with the fact that Nagorno-Karabakh will never again be governed from Baku.
The Quebec Act was opposed by the English minority who believed that British citizens should be governed by English law.
so this case should be governed under Hawaiian contract law.
The response will be that the effects of armed conflicts in the two situations are so different that they cannot be governed by the same provisions.