Examples of using A point of in English and their translations into Russian
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As a point of context of this development, the Ombudsman has
The refusal to grant public access to information is likely to be a point of contention between members of the public
There is a point of Suffering where one wonders whether it is yes or no. It seems to be all the same.
The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea refers to maximum sustainable yield as a point of reference for the conservation
if they have not done so previously, to provide the Committee with a point of contact for assistance.
no one may interrupt the voting, except on a point of order concerning the manner of conducting the vote.
The exact requirements of a prefeasibility study are included as a point of recommended future work.
Also speaking on a point of order at the same meeting were the representatives of Algeria,
speaking on a point of order, requested a suspension of the meeting under rule 118 of the rules of procedure
speaking on a point of order, said it was deplorable that the Committee should submit to one delegation's dilatory tactics on a matter of such importance for the defence of human rights.
My understanding of the connotations of a point of order in English is that it is not a point of order only when someone else is out of order.
I have asked to speak on a point of order for the following reason.
Mr. ABOUL-NASR, speaking on a point of order, said that the countries which had voted for
UNU claimed that the evaluation of a consultant's performance generally took place at the end of the contract as a point of reference for the consideration of future such contracts, in accordance with administrative circular UNU/ADM/2004/01;
OIOS might act as a point of reference for contact with local law enforcement in matters relating to the operational aspects of an investigation.
It could therefore be said to have been generally accepted and it marked a point of departure for a customary process leading, in a very short time, to a new norm of international law.
They argue that an application for judicial review may be made to challenge a point of"fact or law" only
Making a point of our students' continued achievements, Serzh Sargsyan urged
The previous year as well, his delegation had felt compelled to raise a point of order in response to the petitioner's false and disrespectful statement about Cuba,
In geometry, the Tarry point T for a triangle ABC is a point of concurrency of the lines through the vertices of the triangle perpendicular to the corresponding sides of the triangle's first Brocard triangle DEF.