Examples of using Time factor in English and their translations into French
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See further, W. Karl,“The Time Factor in the Law of State Responsibility”, in M. Spinedi
The Norwegian Government very much shares the sense of urgency and concern about the time factor that was evident in the statement by Mr. Costello
The only difference was in the time factor.
taking into account the time factor as an ingredient of the obligation.
An incarnate soul, which is now ready to work consciously with the time factor, for, having learned how to work with the factor of environment,
The time factor is usually determined by the urgency of matter,
For many customers the time factor also plays an important r ole: while simple overhauls
the financial aspect in commercial projects; the time factor in several public buildings,
Students of my books and of The Secret Doctrine must remember that any contradictions which may appear are only contradictions in Time and that when this time factor is properly understood
error reduction and time factor so crucial to order picking of fast moving goods.
of Human Rights(1999- 2004), he had borne in mind the Committee's keen awareness of the time factor in the settlement of cases raising issues of competence ratione temporis.
However, the time factor as far as the deployment of such an operation is concerned has today become critical in regard to peace
The majority opinion again maintains the earlier jurisprudence that, as far as the death row phenomenon is concerned, the time factor does not, per se, constitute a violation of article 7 of the International Covenant on Civil
the author notes that the main question is whether or not equal cases may be treated differently because of the time factor, i.e. whether equal treatment between married and unmarried cohabitants may
thereby accelerate the pace of progress in view of the time factor.
one which takes account of the time factor and changing attitudes,
by the very fact that it draws the attention o f the competent authorities to the decisive nature of the time factor in such situations
is it possible for the Hierarchy to prevail upon them or influence them to regard the time factor as a definitely important matter in considering the subject of incarnation.
In this transference the time factor is thus crucial,
There was support for the modification of this article with its general rule on the time factor in relation to breaches of international law whereby an act of a State should not be considered a breach of an international obligation unless the State was bound by the obligation in question at the time that the act occurred.