Примеры использования Mere reference на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Under that approach, the concept of identity was to be interpreted more broadly than a mere reference to the name of the signature holder,
30), concern was expressed as to whether a mere reference to arbitration terms and conditions or to a standard set of
the Commission considered further the question that had been raised in the discussion of article 36 with respect to whether a mere reference to"reliability" would be sufficient,
A mere reference to facts relied upon to substantiate the assumption of a risk of collusion as a reason for arrest is insufficient;
Finally, he was of the view that the mere reference to articles 31 and 32 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties was too elliptical,
My report has shown that mere reference to women and peace
As regards the author's claim that the mere reference to Section 101a of the Judicial Organisation Act, in the Supreme Court's decision
A mere reference to the possibility of parties reaching an agreement contrary to this rule would not have made it possible to reconcile these two concerns: quite apart from
Insofar as the author alleges that the mere reference to section 101a of the Judiciary Act,
A mere reference to the possibility of parties reaching an agreement contrary to this rule would not have been sufficient to reconcile these two concerns:
One view was that a mere reference to reliability would suffice,
The author claims that the Supreme Court's dismissal, by mere reference to section 101a of the Judiciary Act, of his defence relating to the tapped telephone calls, as well as
It was recalled that the mere reference to article 4(Variation by agreement)
the very spirit of ADR and RID, a mere reference to the authority competent to authorize packagings not covered by the regulations,
the database could have summaries of the texts of important decisions rather than mere references to them.
compensation paid to victims offered more tangible proof than mere references to existing legislation.
In some cases, mere references to indigenous rights in development discourse are not necessarily indicative of the existence of a rights-based approach
Mr. KOIDE(Japan) thought that mere reference to“distribution” was insufficient.
Mere reference to the national law of a Contracting State does not constitute an exclusion of the CISG.
Others considered that a mere reference to article 2 bis in the chapeau of article 5 would be sufficient.