Examples of using Another decision in English and their translations into Arabic
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These provisions, however, do not limit the authority of the COP to take another decision concerning the organization to house the Global Mechanism or the arrangements for the secretariat, as the COP has broad powers to take decisions necessary to promote the effective implementation of the Convention(see article 22, paragraph. 2).
Another decision taken by the Commission at its most recent session with a view to increasing the transparency of its work was to include in its recommendations an executive summary, containing a general description of the extended continental shelf, as well as a set of coordinates and illustrative charts, if appropriate, to identify the line describing the outer limits recommended by the Commission.
which stated that cases would be reopened if further consideration could be expected to lead to another decision, but not in cases where it was clear that new consideration would lead to the same result.
Yet another decision implied that the small size of the buyer ' s operation, which did not permit it to spare an employee
that the seller ' s resale of goods to a third party two months after they had been rejected was reasonable within the context of the fashion industry. Another decision found that the buyer ' s purchase of substitute goods approximately two weeks after the seller declared that it would not perform was not a failure to mitigate even though the price in a volatile market had risen sharply.
In contrast to the reasoning of the foregoing decisions, which led to the application of national law to the issue of the place for restitution, another decision asserted that jurisdiction under article 5(1) of the Brussels Convention over a buyer ' s claim for restitution of the price
This understanding was further reinforced in another decision by the Civil Chamber of the Court of Cassation, decision 1905/366 of 21 December 1980, which was published in the Lawyer ' s Journal, p. 305, 1981. This decision states that national courts do not enforce agreements on grounds that the State has entered into international obligations for their implementation but on grounds of the fact that these treaties have become part of the State laws.
Thus it has been decided that definitive failure to pay the price constitutes a fundamental breach of contract. According to another decision, the delay in opening a letter of credit does not in itself constitute a fundamental breach of contract; yet another decision stated that the refusal on the part of the buyer to open the letter of credit does constitute a breach of contract.
Another decision indicated, in passing, that if a buyer had sold shoes received under a contract that it avoided, the buyer" would have had to account to the seller for any profit under article 84(2) CISG", which indicated to the court that the buyer ' s attempt to
contract was avoided because of the acts of the other party, the aggrieved party was entitled to recover both the compensation fee and damages under article 75. Another decision concluded that a post-breach agreement settling a dispute with respect to a party ' s non-performance displaced the aggrieved party ' s right to recover damages under the damage provisions of the Convention.
under a contractual force majeure clause, thus suggesting that the parties had not preempted article 79 by agreeing to the contractual provision. Another decision denied a buyer ' s claim to exemption because the circumstances that the buyer argued constituted a force majeure were not found in an exhaustive listing of force majeure situations included in the parties ' contract.
There's another decision I have made!
Yet another decision I might live to regret.
Is that correct or was there another decision?
Another decision that your colleagues were so fond of.
That's all it is, Mr. Frobisher… just another decision.
The language issue was dealt with in another decision as well.
After monitoring, another decision on the elimination of deficiencies was adopted.
Another decision my board of directors are going to be thrilled with.
Another decision expressly placed the burden of establishing damages on the claimant.