Examples of using Would be relevant in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. MARKUS(Observer for Switzerland) said that he too shared the concerns of the representative of France. Both the law of the enacting State and the law of the State where the creditor resided would be relevant.
newly industrialized economies and examining whether some of these experiences would be relevant to other developing countries, and identifying specific areas for South-South cooperation.
If the existence of the numerous mass graves situated at or near identified detention facilities were to be confirmed, such confirmation would be relevant to the inquiry into" ethnic cleansing"(see paras. 129-150).
Before making an order pursuant to subsection 38.06(4) the Federal Court judge must first consider all the factors that would be relevant for a determination of admissibility in the other proceeding.
30 per cent of the material, would be relevant to investigations and trials.
The results and lessons from the projects are used to look at broader issues of indigenous peoples ' development, with the objective of drawing lessons that would be relevant to project design and implementation.
IAS 1 requires disclosure of both the measurement basis used in preparing financial statements as well as all other significant accounting policies used by the company that would be relevant to an understanding of financial statements.
A Party stated that there were three basic types of NAMAs and outlined the different elements of information that would be relevant to be reported for each type.
With respect to the use of the word" continues" it was suggested that a different term should be used, such as" adopted" or" assumed", to make it clear that damages would be relevant only for those contracts that the insolvency representative affirmatively decided to continue.
It was noted that the activities of the new Ad Hoc Working Group on Trading Opportunities in the New International Trading Context would be relevant to many of the issues mentioned, as would be seminar on regional economic arrangements and their relationship with the multilateral trading system planned for June 1995.
The Board had considered that more policy analysis was required, particularly in key sectors such as agriculture, textiles and clothing and services, with a view to making concrete proposals, and that the activities of the Ad Hoc Working Group on Trading opportunities in the New International Trading Context would be relevant to many of these issues.
A broader agreement exists, however, that there are some basic rights(to life, health, subsistence, peace, etc.) that would be relevant and important to people as biological beings at any time in the future, and that these rights should be protected by present generations insofar as they have the power to do so.
Participants stressed the need for developing a conceptual framework for rights-based indicators to ensure that the data to be collected would be relevant to indigenous peoples,
The Subcommittee on the Definition of Permanent Establishment concluded that the exception for preparatory or auxiliary activities would be relevant for services only in rare cases and suggested that some countries might wish to exclude the application of the exception to services(see Subcommittee paper, paras. 40-49).
All living creatures would be relevant to our discussion.
We also asked ourselves, what could Denmark possibly show China that would be relevant?
One should expect that United Nations resolutions would be relevant and address current realities.
Ms. Santos Pais explained how a communications procedure would be relevant for her mandate.
The outcome of post-Kyoto negotiations on carbon dioxide emission reductions would be relevant.
