Examples of using Support for the view in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ecclesiastic
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There is, however, support for the view that if the individual should change his nationality between this date
There is some support for the view that where the injured national dies before the official presentation of the claim, the claim may be continued because it has assumed a national character.
However, there was also support for the view that the range of issues identified by the Secretariat was too wide and that the scope of the comprehensive reference document might need to be reduced.
At that session, there was support for the view that the task of legislators and policymakers, in particular in developing countries, might be greatly facilitated
There was support for the view that the meaning of the phrase" expressly consented" was ambiguous, and that it would be difficult to adequately protect the interests of third parties absent greater specificity.
However, there was also support for the view that draft article 5 was inadequate for the protection of third parties in this particular context, and that a separate but carefully crafted provision was required.
There was support for the view that the list of articles which contained references to notices and consents should not be considered closed, since other provisions
As to the content of that general principle, there is support for the view that in principle the amount of compensation payable is precisely the value the injured State would have received, if restitution had been provided.
There was support for the view that the task of legislators and policymakers, in particular in developing countries, might be greatly facilitated if
There was some support for the view that the establishment of such a system undermined the traditional bill of lading system by institutionalizing the undesirable practice of delivery without presentation of the negotiable transport document
In particular, if limitation levels on the higher end of the spectrum were chosen, there was support for the view that it would be appropriate to delete certain of those provisions,
needed to be explicit, and there was support for the view that draft article 46 should thus be retained.
There was support for the view that the purpose of draft article 29 was not to establish independent liability of the carrier for its failure to provide the shipper with necessary information,
However, there was support for the view that this proposal would not fully address the relationship between the draft convention and the existing international instruments dealing with arrest, i.e. the International Convention Relating to the Arrest of Sea-Going Ships, 1952, and the International Convention on the Arrest of Ships, 1999(the Arrest Conventions).
There was support for the view that the documentary shipper should be required to accept that identity before it could be held accountable, and it was suggested that the term" accepts" should be retained and the brackets and other possible terms deleted, as" accepts" best conveyed the intended requirement.
There was support for the view that if separate provisions were created for liability of the shipper based on fault and liability based on strict liability, there would be less need for a provision such as draft article 29, and the Working Group could consider deleting it.
However, there was support for the view that a cautious approach should be taken to adding to the list of non-mandatory provisions in draft article 60, since there were relevant parties
Ms. Downing(Australia), referring to paragraph 4 of A/CN.9/XLI/CRP.1/Add.15 concerning draft article 49, proposed inserting the following sentence at the end of the paragraph:" There was some support for the view that the new text of article 49 did not solve the problems previously identified.".
Where the respondent State has agreed to submit disputes to arbitration that may arise in future with the applicant State, there is support for the view that such an agreement" does not involve the abandonment of the claim to exhaust all local remedies in cases in which one of the Contracting Parties espouses the claim of its national".
There was support for the view that paragraph 1 was unnecessary since the issuance of the notice to the carrier