Examples of using Worded in English and their translations into Chinese
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It was vaguely worded, an intentional move designed to help May get the deal through a divided Parliament.
The view was expressed that, as currently worded, that provision was excessively broad and might give rise to misuse.
As currently worded, paragraph(2) seemed to require such notice in every case or to provide a right to notice exclusively to foreign creditors.
This should be worded,“not having a righteousness of my own.”.
RSOP 2 is worded in such a way that it could allow nurses both to carry out surgical abortions and also to prescribe abortion drugs.
It is a flexibly worded national reference document that marks out an unambiguous approach for dealing with child labour.
As worded, the resolution contributed to legal uncertainty about how those important bodies of law applied to an array of factual circumstances.
The Chinese government has traditionally sought to make UN resolutions precisely worded to tightly constrain how member governments will apply them.
A draft guideline could be modelled on the second paragraph of draft guideline 2.5.4, worded as follows.
These considerations could lead to the adoption of a draft guideline 5.6 worded as follows.
The AZG responded that it would maintain its previous position, as worded in the letter of 10 July 1991.
She therefore proposed retaining the sentence, as currently worded, at the beginning of model provision 24.
It should seek to ensure that the reports are impartial, streamlined and consistently worded(Norway).
Xinjiang authorities promulgated comprehensive yet vaguely worded new religious affairs regulations in January.
The Government of Rwanda formulated a reservation to the Convention on the Elimination on All Forms of Racial Discrimination worded as follows.
Delegations had expressed differing views on how to reformulate the element formerly worded" State responsibility for abuse".
It was suggested by a number of delegations that the second sentence of paragraph 47 of the Notes could be either deleted or worded in a more neutral manner.
We therefore propose the current, more generally worded paragraph 16 of A/C.1/65/L.32* so as to make it acceptable to every Member State.
The dogmas of civil religion ought to be few, simple, and exactly worded, without explanation or commentary.
That being so, he would take it that the Commission wished to approve model provision 44 as currently worded, subject to the deletion of the square brackets from subparagraph(b) and from footnote 45.
