Exemples d'utilisation de Current formulation en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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Mr. Ahmad(Pakistan): Mr. President, we completely agree with the Algerian delegation that this paragraph in its current formulation is not part of the Conference's work,
Certain members, however, had felt that the current formulation of the proposed draft articles was a mixture of subjective
while it was agreed that a recommendation along those lines would be useful, its current formulation raised a number of concerns.
the Commission decided to retain the current formulation of the draft model provision,
the Working Group considered whether all possible grounds for which an interim measure might need to be granted were covered by the current formulation under article 17, paragraph 2.
noted that the current formulation of element 9(d) would be unacceptable
with minor modifications(see Article 6(f)), we believe that the current formulation should be improved and reinforced.
In its current formulation, draft guideline 4.2.1 appears to contradict this provision, since it implies that a reserving State does not become a contracting State until its reservation is established in other words, that it is valid
however, that, in its current formulation, subparagraph(a) might result in excluding inappropriately certain commercial transactions,
The current formulation of paragraph(3) had the practical advantage of obviating the need for a reliability test in respect of specific signatures,
that it is of the view that the current formulation of section 104 does not fully reflect the principle of the Convention.
the prevailing view was that it would not be appropriate to exclude governmental standards from among the relevant standards, and that the current formulation was sufficiently broad so as to encompass technical
The prevailing view, however, was that the current formulation of paragraph(1) was excessively rigid
the Working Group decided to consult further before making a final decision as to whether all conceivable grounds for which an interim measure of protection might need to be granted were covered by the current formulation.
The current formulation of subparagraph 3(a) was agreed upon to make it abundantly
it was stated that in its current formulation article 3 might inadvertently result in giving precedence to an international treaty that was drafted broadly
It was widely felt that in its current formulation the recommendation was not useful, since the law recommended in
as had been agreed in the Council's prior consultations, the current formulation superseded the earlier two formulations under which the item had been discussed,
The concern was expressed that the current formulation of paragraph(6) might lead to unfair results,
concern was expressed that the current formulation was too broad,