Exemples d'utilisation de Dealt with in chapter en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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The Chairman pointed out that confidentiality was dealt with in chapter III of the Legislative Guide,
It was suggested that pre-contractual disclosure could instead be dealt with in Chapter 1, in connection with the discussion of the due diligence that should be exercised by the prospective subfranchisors.
performance tests is dealt with in chapter XIII,"Completion, take-over and acceptance.
are different in nature are dealt with in Chapter V strengths and opportunities.
should be deleted if the question of improvements was dealt with in Chapter 12.
The extent to which the contractor maybe obligated to indemnify the purchaser 231 against claims arising from construction effected by subcontractors employed by the contractor is dealt with in chapter XI,"Subcontracting", paragraphs 27 and 28.
are dealt with in chapter Ill,"Selection of contractor
Customs duties are dealt with in chapter VIII,"Supply of equipment and materials",
The suggestion was also made that standstill provisions in the context of framework agreements should be dealt with in chapter VII, so as to accommodate the different types of framework agreement.
The purchaser's remedies in cases of defects discovered during manufacture are dealt with in chapter XVIII,"Delay, defects and other failures to perform", paragraph 28.
These matters are dealt with in chapter III of the Penal Code under the heading“Crimes and offences against children”,
special attention should also be given to safety on the routes taken by school children, as dealt with in chapter 4.
Drought is dealt with in chapter 12,"Managing fragile ecosystems:chapter IV,"Protection and managing the natural resource base of economic and social development", of the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation.">
secure future obligations was not a priority issue and had been dealt with in chapter IV of the recommendations entitled"Creation of a security right.
had generally taken the view that various matters dealt with in chapter IV of the Legislative Guide were contractual in nature
As a provisional compromise, the Chairman proposed that the question of the official inspection should be separated from that of checks(which was dealt with in chapter 5), and that chapter 1 should stipulate that only the competent authority could order an official inspection.
the Working Group generally took the view that various matters dealt with in chapter IV of the Legislative Guide were contractual in nature
including energy(a topic dealt with in Chapter 4) and enhancing trade facilitation discussed in chapter 5.
a topic dealt with in Chapter 4.
It was decided that the contractual aspects should be dealt with in Chapter 6, but that the actual examination of vicarious liability in the case of the three-tier relationship should be treated at greater length in Chapter 16, which would change title to“Liability,