Examples of using Useful to include in English and their translations into Arabic
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In this context, it could be useful to include specific references to existing human rights instruments, beyond the one generic reference to the International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights.
It may be therefore also be useful to include specific provisions to address these types of special issues which may not be adequately addressed by the formulation of general principles and rules.
The Commission considered it useful to include this provision so as to discourage any interpretation of paragraph 4 as implying that States involved in an armed conflict operate from a clean slate when it comes to the peaceful settlement of disputes.
Financing and transportation: The European Union is of the opinion that it would be useful to include commitments to consider how to deal with financing and transportation, in the context of the illegal trade in small arms.
With reference to paragraph 2, one representative proposed that it might be useful to include a reference to the required procedures for arriving at a settlement of the conflict, and to provide for the obligation of negotiations.
While admittedly obvious, the Special Rapporteur nonetheless considered it useful to include the provision, albeit as draft article 3 bis since it referred to a treaty rule which derogated from the mechanism of draft articles 4 and 5.
For selection proceedings that involve direct negotiations(see para. 89), it may be useful to include in the record of those proceedings, in addition to requirements referred to in paragraph 125 that may be applicable, the following additional information.
It might therefore be useful to include a reference to the UNIDROIT principles governing international contracts, which generally reflected the practices and policies followed by States in the field of contract law.
Mr. Kovar(United States of America) said it would be useful to include in the draft Guide a mention of the fact that, in some systems, it was considered appropriate for a conciliator to act as an arbitrator, although in others it was not.
In this connection, the Committee believes that it would have been useful to include information in the document on the differing conditions in the mission area,
A3.3.4.7 To protect people with different reading abilities, it might be useful to include both precautionary pictograms and precautionary statements in order to convey information in more than one way(see 1.4.4.1(a)).
IHL instrument should include aspects of assistance, compensation and sanctions and that it would be useful to include these in the report.
However, since the general notion of" certificate" does not exist in all legal systems or indeed in all languages, it was felt useful to include a definition in the context of the Model Law(see A/CN.9/483, para. 65).
trainingAlthough the Convention is likely to include a general provision on the exchange of experiences and training, it would be useful to include a provision dealing with those issues in this Protocol.
Mr. Pendón Meléndez(Spain) said that, since the issue was related to the general regime applicable to negotiable documents and affected other recommendations, it would be useful to include a general explanatory note in the commentary.
the selection of consultants was a procurement activity, and it might therefore prove useful to include the High-level Committee on Management procurement network in such discussions.
Nevertheless, it was suggested that it might be useful to include in a guide to enactment a statement to the effect that the circumstances of the case,
(6) In the light of these considerations and notwithstanding the absence of an obligation in the Vienna regime to give the reasons for objections, the Commission considered it useful to include in the Guide to Practice guideline 2.6.10, which encourages States and international organizations to expand and develop the practice of stating reasons.
In view of these considerations and the absence of an obligation in the Vienna regime to state the reasons for objections, it would seem useful to include in the Guide to Practice a draft guideline encouraging States(and international organizations) to expand and develop the practice of stating reasons.
If, however, the Commission considers that it would be useful to include a draft guideline to this effect in the Guide to Practice, such a guideline could consist only of recommendations modelled on those adopted, for example, with respect to statements of reasons for reservations and objections to reservations.