Examples of using A cross-reference in English and their translations into Arabic
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generally agreed that the Commission should examine the implications of this issue when it considered article 13.” There should then be a cross-reference to the discussion on article 13.
(f) To reflect in the guidance, perhaps in paragraph 23, the need to put on the record details of the discussions, with a cross-reference to article 24 on the documentary record of procurement proceedings.
The Working Group agreed that since the Legislative Guide on Insolvency Law treated creditor participation extensively, a cross-reference to the relevant paragraphs of the Guide should be included.
to add a cross-reference to the commentary to chapter VII on framework agreements, which would clarify how the requirement for a detailed description would operate in such agreements; and to delete the reference to two-stage tendering;
(f) In paragraph 29, a cross-reference should be added to the discussion of rights to assets subject to specialized registration and the reference to the maximum amount of the secured obligation should be aligned with recommendation 57, subparagraph(d), which referred to it as a possible option;
Following a cross-reference to chapter V,
Consequently, a cross-reference to article 20 of the 1978 Vienna Convention should be added to the text, since notification of succession was a means of expressing consent to being bound by a treaty.
It was suggested that a cross-reference to article 20 of the 1978 Vienna Convention should be added to the text since a notification of succession was a means of expressing consent to be bound by a treaty.
The CHAIRMAN said he thought there was general agreement that the phrase“public policy” would not be employed at all in article 14, and that there would be a cross-reference to article 6.
would include reference to the practical manual on transfer pricing for developing countries currently in preparation and a cross-reference to article 9(associated enterprises).
that addressed issues specific to the pre-selection procedure, and a cross-reference to the procedures in article 16 were considered appropriate.
It was observed that one of the checks and balances that should apply in the case of a debtor-in-possession in reorganization was provided by a creditor committee and that a cross-reference to recommendation(94) and the associated footnote would be appropriate.
It was clarified that draft article 6(1) provided that the appointment of a neutral would be" promptly" notified to the parties and that a cross-reference to that article might be included for the avoidance of doubt.
Another view was expressed that draft article 5 ought to retain the entire flow of the negotiation stage of proceedings, and that a cross-reference to draft article 3(8) was helpful in that respect.
in particular that in paragraph(2) a cross-reference to article 13 bis(3)
As matters of drafting, agreement was expressed in favour of the use of the terms liquidated and unliquidated; adding a cross-reference to recommendation(59) in respect of claims arising from the rejection of contracts;
The understanding was that the proposed wording in paragraph 133 above should be included in the commentary to article 26 and an introductory statement should also appear in Part I outlining the general approaches of the revised Model Law and MDBs and providing a cross-reference to the guidance to article 26.
As a consequence of introducing new article 15 bis(see para. 52 above), the Commission agreed to delete paragraph 1 of article 42, to renumber subsequent paragraphs and to amend cross-references in article 42, including by inserting a cross-reference to the new article in what would become paragraph 2(b).
third-party effectiveness was achieved and therefore also belonged in chapter V. She suggested that a cross-reference to that chapter should be inserted wherever appropriate in the discussion of priority rules based on registration.