Examples of using For the deletion in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. O ' Flaherty said that three States, namely, Japan, Canada, and Australia, had asked for the deletion of paragraph 3.
A preference was expressed in the Working Group for the deletion of both sets of bracketed alternative text,
In August 1996, the Council established new procedures for the deletion of matters that had not been considered by the Council in the preceding five years from the list of matters of which the Council is seized(S/1996/603 and S/1996/704).
Regarding article 16, there was a suggestion calling for the deletion of the second sentence, or redrafting it to read:" Any proposal may, with the agreement of the party making the proposal, be communicated to the other party".
Subsequently, some support was expressed for the deletion of paragraph 2, in particular because the concern was raised that the phrase" exercise any rights" might be interpreted in a way that minor action would be deemed as an exercise of rights and would thus cause liability.
Suggestions were made for the deletion of subparagraph(ii) since, at the time of the request for enforcement, the arbitral tribunal was already functioning and any issue regarding its own jurisdiction should be left to the arbitral tribunal to decide.
There was general support for the deletion of the references in this subparagraph to particular groups of persons with disabilities, and it was noted that the incorporation of" women" and" girls"(children) into the draft
In that connection, he formally reiterated his delegation ' s full support for any proposal calling for the deletion of any reference in the Financial Rules that would allow for even the possibility that Member States might be asked to provide funds for that purpose.
joined other delegations in calling for the deletion of paragraph 2.
regardless of the reason for the deletion, whether by mistake or by the expiration of the available quantities of a product.
A proposal was made for the deletion of paragraph(2), which provided that the procuring entity should disclose the manner of entry into force of the procurement contract in the documents for solicitation of proposals,
While there was some support for the deletion of the text in square brackets as found in these subparagraphs, overall, these inclusions were thought to clarify the
said that his delegation aligned itself with the other African States calling for the deletion of paragraph 2 and echoed the suggestion made by the delegations of Senegal, Nigeria and Cameroon regarding amendment of the title.
Those delegations considered that the procedure adopted to date by the Special Committee of producing a report reflecting the substantive debate should be retained, and called for the deletion of the proposal.
Strong support was expressed for the deletion of draft paragraph 2 in its entirety. The view was expressed that the provision in issue was ambiguous and that it had no place in a" maritime plus" convention.
Ms. Talbot(Observer for New Zealand) said that they associated themselves with the delegations that had called for the deletion of draft article 36.
Although there was some support for the deletion of the provision, there was general agreement in the Working Group that draft paragraph 2 should be retained in the text of the draft convention and the square brackets around it removed.
He recalled that there were a variety of opinions among Member States as to the indicia in subparagraph(b), with some calling for the deletion of the reference to" the nature and scope of the armed conflict", while others preferred retaining such elements.
There was broad support in the Working Group for the deletion of the phrase" or become", however, a suggestion to delete the word" reasonably" as redundant in the phrase" reasonably appear likely to become" was not supported.