Examples of using Wording in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. Ghia(Italy) said that he preferred the wording" received by",
Retain the original wording of paragraph 7.33(b)
That could be reflected by some such wording as:" The contracting authority may not agree to extend the concession contract except as a result of the following circumstances…".
Both the current wording of the supplementary draft article and the version presented in the footnote raised more questions than
That text included a reference to 2006, and I do not see how we can produce a report that does not make reference to the exact wording of the text.
According to the wording of article 53(a), the obligation is limited to civil actions" to establish title to or ownership of property" acquired through a Convention offence.
The wording" equal inheritance" is not used in the Platform for Action and should not be used in the system-wide medium-term plan.
Retain the original wording in paragraph 17.23(b)
The proposed wording was" Any form of effort to coerce the holding,
For that reason, it might be preferable to retain the wording of former article 38, which makes explicit reference to customary law.
The precise wording of the paragraph was referred to the facilitator ' s group on this draft article,
Mr. MAZILU(Romania) said that he strongly preferred to retain the current wording of article 1, paragraph 1, and fully shared the views of Slovakia and Germany in that regard.
In that context it was suggested that“good practices” would be a more appropriate wording than“best practices”.
On the other hand, some delegations expressed their preference for retaining the wording of the subparagraph.
According to the present wording of Section 261 political motivation to the realization of the acts of terrorism is not necessary.
The wording of the draft provision in the present text reflects the wording of financial regulation 10.5 approved by the International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea.
If we can find some other mutually acceptable wording, that would also be good.
As specific wording for the acceptance by States of the jurisdiction of the court, article 23 proposed three alternatives.
Following the extremely interesting discussion in 2003, the Special Rapporteur proposed an alternative wording for draft guideline 2.6.1, which read.
The wording in paragraph 2 is intended to include any international obligation that may arise from the rules of the organization.