Examples of using Useful to include in English and their translations into Russian
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it would be useful to include them in the draft Notes.
it would be useful to include in the draft a list of the crimes to which the obligation applied.
One view was that it would be useful to include in the draft Guide such recommendations.
it may be useful to include time-related underemployment as a population census topic.
The Working Group had found it useful to include the topic in the Commission's agenda for a number of reasons.
It would be useful to include real-time(e.g. yearly) data,
the Special Rapporteur considers it useful to include in the draft articles a definition of"foreign criminal jurisdiction" as part of an introductory draft article on"definitions.
It would thus be useful to include in the documentation information on similar measures being taken by other institutions of the United Nations system.
It might therefore be useful to include a reference to the UNIDROIT principles governing international contracts,
it might be useful to include in the curriculum of the Legal Training Centre specialized modules on international cooperation.
If the Commission deems it useful to include such a draft guideline in the Guide to Practice,
It might be useful to include in the text of the article a requirement of mutual recognition of the legal personality of a given entity by the States concerned.
It is therefore useful to include as many data items as possible in the benchmark information or sample frames.
it might be useful to include a reference to that effect in the chapeau.
one representative suggested that it would be useful to include in mitigation scenario 2 the five-year phase-out time lag between Article 5 parties
It would be useful to include in the TIR Convention a stronger"message" to Customs authorities that they should bear the aim of the TIR Convention in mind when formulating their national controls.
Natural Resources considers that it would be useful to include a box asking whether there exists a definition of"waste",
it seems nevertheless useful to include in the draft a general provision that is designed as a reminder of the fact that issues of individual responsibility may arise in connection with a wrongful act of an international organization.
While admittedly obvious, the Special Rapporteur nonetheless considered it useful to include the provision, albeit as draft article 3 bis since it referred to a treaty rule which derogated from the mechanism of draft articles 4 and 5.
It would be useful to include a merely illustrative list in article 1, for it would then be easier to oblige States to take preventive measures with regard to the listed activities and substances.