Examples of using Scope should in English and their translations into French
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With regard to the treaty, its scope should include not only a ban on the production of fissile material for military purposes,
former nationals suggested that the title of the draft articles and the definition of their scope should be expanded to cover the general topic of expulsion.
the Committee considered that the scope should be as wide as allowed by the level at which wage policies,
The scope should be designed to most adequately respond to stakeholders concerns,
On this occasion, the scope should be extended to other vehicles of category L. The current footnotes should be renumbered accordingly,
The view was expressed that the concept of“due diligence” should be explicitly mentioned in article 3 and that its nature and scope should be determined more precisely.
A number of participants said that the scope should be as broad as possible to provide the flexibility needed to deal with issues as they arose in the years up to 2020,
It had been stressed that the wording of such a resolution should be carefully considered and that its scope should be clearly limited to conduct committed by United Nations officials
Austria had worked with IAEA to improve the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material(CPPNM), whose scope should be widened to include binding requirements for the domestic use,
It was generally agreed that recommendation 238 should be extended to the international context, but that the scope should be broadened to encompass more in terms of coordination and cooperation, for example,
The scope should therefore be broad,
has commented that the scope should be limited to the law of treaties and should not be extended to the law governing the use of force.
to advise whether an IFRS for extractive activities is important/needed and, if so, what its scope should be, for example,
we believe that the provisions contained therein should be further strengthened and that their scope should be broadened
refrigerated liquid(UN 1951), further dangerous goods may be used as well, but the scope should be limited to substances with a risk of asphyxiation,
The scope should answer four basic questions:- Why is the engagement process taking place?(the purpose/objectives)- Who should be involved?(the stakeholders and the team involved in the engagement process)- What key outputs(or products) does the acquisition program wish to have from the engagement activities?(the context)- What
the view was expressed that the scope should be defined by Article 71 of the Charter.
it seems to me that their respective scopes should be basically the same.
Structure, like scope, should reflect the possibility of picking up emerging issues, such as those related to climate change
Scoping should be carried out at an early stage