Examples of using For the sake of consistency in English and their translations into Arabic
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Japan had proposed replacing the word" must" with the verb" should" in the last sentence, an amendment he himself supported, for the sake of consistency within the paragraph.
agreed that certain changes would have to be made for the sake of consistency.
If they were not retained, it would then be necessary to decide whether to update the Guide for the sake of consistency with the model legislative provisions, as suggested by the representative of Spain.
For the sake of consistency, however, it might be advisable to formulate it using a general reference to interim measures, rather than restrict it to paragraph 2(c) of article 26.
Mr. Khelif(Algeria), supported by Mr. Laasel(Morocco), said that, for the sake of consistency, the words" as amended" should also be replaced by" and the amendment to Article 1 of the Convention" in the last sentence of paragraph 1.
For the sake of consistency, article 3, subparagraph(5)(b) should be modifiedthe full name and contact details of any respondent"(see also below, paragraph 148).">
For the sake of consistency, Conference Services is presented as a separate element throughout the exercise, even though it has been aggregated within the Department of General Assembly Affairs and Conference Services in the revised estimates contained in document A/52/303.
For the sake of consistency, it would be appropriate to make the same change in paragraph 3 of article 18 and, although it was less important, in subparagraph(b) of article 13.
For the sake of consistency with the provisions of draft article 2, the Committee agreed to replace the word" give" appearing before the words" to the other party"
In 2002, for the sake of consistency, the entire assisted living system was transferred to the Commune, which thus became the focal point for dependant older persons and one of the main public policy advocates for the elderly.
the submission" in both paragraphs(5)">and(6) with the phrase" any submission" for the sake of consistency with the mirroring provisions of article 5, paragraphs(4) and(5).
For the sake of consistency, it was agreed to include those words at the end of paragraph(1) and to delete them from both the first
Further suggestions on terminology were to harmonize, for the sake of consistency, the text of draft articles 10 and 18 and to use the expression“genuine and effective link” in both, as well as to clarify concepts such as“appropriate legal connection” and“reasonable time limit”.
Mr. Caprioli(France) expressed support for the deletion of draft paragraph 6 both for the sake of consistency and to ensure the applicability of draft paragraphs 4 and 5 in the absence of an exclusion under draft article 18.
In addition, for the sake of consistency and to avoid any misunderstandings, paragraph 8 would be revised to read:" The Commission approved that part of the text of the draft Guide contained in document A/CN.9/WG. I/WP.79/Add.10.".
Mr. Thelin said that should the Committee decide to replace the word" must" with" should" in paragraph 6, it would have to make similar changes throughout the draft general comment for the sake of consistency.
As a matter of drafting, it was suggested that the word" fast" appearing before the words" and efficient" in the first sentence of the preamble should be replaced by the word" fair", for the sake of consistency with article 17(1) of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules,
However, for the sake of consistency with the approach already agreed to by the Working Group that the legal framework for enforcement of interim measures should be similar to that existing for the enforcement of arbitral awards under article 36 of the Model Law,