Examples of using Such wording in English and their translations into Russian
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Moreover, such wording in the Criminal Code could be used to restrict the activities of civil society organizations.
Such wording would provide more coherence for rules applicable in similar situations
If such wording is applied to another religious group,
It was emphasized that such wording should be avoided when it was not part of the mandate.
Such wording would render the article more universally comprehensible
Other delegations had raised the concern that inserting such wording could be perceived as an attempt to put pressure on particular States
be better to use such wording as"bodies having competence to find a reservation inadmissible.
Mr. Lallah said that such wording could also raise problems since the Committee recommended later in the paragraph that defamation should be decriminalized.
Such wording might appear to be exceeding the scope of the Convention's provisions, and should be clarified.
IMF and WTO, such wording referred to the physical presence of those organizations' representatives in the plenary meeting rooms.
square brackets in subparagraph(a), it was suggested that such wording might not be necessary.
that the issue of some states failing to use such wording is seen as a problem for the European Commission.
Human Rights Council and that indeed the Council as a subsidiary organ itself did not have the authority to adopt a decision containing such wording.
which serves as a precedent for the use of such wording.
The author emphasizes that the travaux préparatoires of the Covenant also strongly indicate a willingness to broadly interpret the concept of"his own country" as such wording was preferred to the initial concept of"country of which he is a national.
Such wording would make it clear that no authority was being conferred on the tribunal to allow an ex parte communication,
The view prevailed however that no such wording should be included,
The United Nations Convention on the Law of Sea of… also in referring to the concept of prevention in Part XII uses such wording as"prevent, reduce
which provides for the definition of"genocide", but the definition in that Convention uses such wording as"conditions of life calculated to bring about its physical destruction in whole or in part","measures intended
Including such wording, it was noted,