Examples of using Another view in English and their translations into Chinese
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Programming
Another view, however, was that the minimum period in paragraph(3) created more problems than it solved.
Another view was that the issue of automatic termination should be treated differently depending on whether liquidation or reorganization was at stake.
According to another view, crimes that were defined only in domestic legislation should be excluded from the topic.
Another view was that ODR providers might compete for business, in which case market forces could work to keep costs low for users.
Maddock explained,‘we are offering another view on why regular physical activity may be important to prevent or treat depression.'.
Another view that was expressed was that it was necessary to retain the substance of paragraph 18(2), but that it was acceptable to move it to Chapter V.
Another view was that the assignment of receivables arising from the sale or lease of mobile equipment should not be excluded from the scope of the draft convention.
Another view was that the rule in the second sentence of recommendation 86 was appropriate and should be retained.
Another view was to retain the brackets on the grounds that the Rules should not deprive the parties of the option to choose the number of neutrals.
Another view was expressed that States that were not parties to existing instruments, such as the United Nations Fish Stocks Agreement, would not necessarily reject a new instrument.
Another view was that cross-border ODR would be a significant user of information and communications technology and that a common protocol on technology issues would be helpful.
According to another view, the protocol should not imply recognition of non-governmental armed groups.
According to another view, the notion of State crime, as expressed in article 19 of the draft, was fundamental.
Another view expressed was that the risk of leakage is reduced if a comprehensive approach is taken, which includes forest conservation and sustainable forest management.
Another view was that the affected State should be able to impose any conditions it finds necessary before accepting an offer of external assistance.
Another view focuses on OPEC countries' oil-supply restraint, claiming that it is helping to support oil prices and thus high-cost producers in North America.
According to another view, it was especially important to establish principles concerning the consequences of an internationally wrongful act that would be sufficiently acceptable.
Yet another view held that no clarification with respect to article 8 of the Convention was warranted.
According to another view, the text in brackets raised the problem of the burden of proof.
Another view was that disclosure requirements or codes of ethics were more appropriate to address the issues raised by such considerations.