Examples of using To set out in English and their translations into Arabic
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It may also be useful to set out in the project agreement the grounds on which the contracting authority may raise objections to
It may also be useful to set out in the project agreement the grounds on which the contracting authority may raise objections to
Under workstream 2, relating to pre-2020 ambition, the ADP decided to hold in-session roundtable discussions and workshops, including those referred to in paragraph 32 below, and invited the Co-Chairs of the ADP to set out, in early 2013, focused questions for those roundtable discussions and workshops, taking into account the submissions referred to in paragraph 31 below.
be usable for subsequent reference”(inspired from article 6, paragraph(1), of the UNCITRAL Model Law on Electronic Commerce) in order to set out the conditions whereby any message, including data messages, might meet writing requirements established by the law A/CN.9/508, para.
Allow me to set out our views on this key question.
Commonly used for commercial farmers to set out tapes on rows of crops.
Therefore, it is not correct to set out without a traceable work plan.
that somehow manages to set out his notes.
Tomorrow afternoon we will try to set out again, and we will see.
You will allow me to set out on my way, will you not?
This note does not purport to set out a comprehensive analysis in that respect.
It was not necessary to set out all relevant information in a single security agreement.
In some cases the Panel considers it useful to set out technical details of the modifications.
Permit me to set out in greater detail our arguments in support of such an approach.
It would have been helpful to set out the facts at the beginning of the video.
The elements of damage are identified in part to set out the basis of claims for damage.
The elements of damage are identified in part to set out the basis of claims for damage.
The Model Law can be said to set out criteria against which to assess the conduct of those parties.
This should serve as a good basis for Member States to set out their viewpoints on the way forward.
ITF Maersk network to set out priorities ahead of company AGM.