Examples of using In square brackets in English and their translations into Arabic
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that the entire chapter be placed in square brackets.
He agreed with the proposal of the observer for IBA concerning the wording in square brackets.
For pyrophoric liquids and pyrophoric solids, add the following condition for use in column(5):"- text in square brackets to be used for pyrophoric liquids and solids.".
Mr. Amor said that if the Committee insisted on including the words, then they should be put in square brackets.
Some support was expressed for retention of the text set out in paragraph 2, which was currently contained in square brackets.
delete the words“or decisions” in square brackets in paragraph(2)(a).
of the draft Guide(A/CN.9/631), most of which was in square brackets.
He could accept article 10 of the“Further option” if the wording in square brackets in paragraph 2 was retained.
Subparagraph(b) might be amended to read:“applicable treaties and the principles and rules of international humanitarian law”, the phrase in square brackets being deleted.
said that his Government was in favour of retaining the words in square brackets.
He suggested inserting references to those guarantees in the third line and deleting the final sentence in square brackets.
The text in square brackets would require enacting States to list the institutions to be excluded. That was an important element of transparency.
The whole of the italicized text in square brackets should be kept; it was vital to make reference to the law of the enacting State.
The text in square brackets in new paragraph 11(old paragraph 12) remains as there was not sufficient agreement to delete or retain the text.
It was suggested that the formulation of the text in square brackets could be improved by having the phrase“holder or” inserted before“beneficiary”.
The rules of procedure were adopted by the Conference of the Parties at its first meeting except for the text in square brackets in paragraph 1 of rule 45.
Of the two proposed formulations for the subparagraph contained in the text under consideration, some delegations expressed a preference for the text in square brackets.
(c) To delete the wording in square brackets in paragraph 5(n), which was considered excessively detailed for the Model Law and too restrictive in some situations.