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Diverging views were expressed on whether the treaty provisions, drafted by Parties on the one hand, and the rules on transparency, which would be incorporated by reference into the treaty on the other hand, would be interpreted in the same manner.
once incorporated in local legislation, would be interpreted only by reference to the concepts of local law.
the attempt to lock the adoption of the 2012 budget by PDM and PL would be interpreted by PLDM as an action aimed to undermine the AIE through revenge, in contrast with premier's resetting actions;
it is doubtful whether provisions governing its implementation would be interpreted otherwise than strictly.
He hoped that his question would be interpreted in the constructive spirit in which it had been posed
is a natural">person" at the beginning of recommendation 24, for example, would be interpreted to mean"if the person to be identified in the notice as the grantor is a natural person.
might be ambiguous, since if"custom" was used as an alternative to"agreement", it would be interpreted as referring to"customary rules.
of the competent authority, it was not clear how such a definition would be interpreted, as mixtures could then be carried under N.O.S. entries.
this very complex equation, or giving more weight to one factor over another, would be interpreted as an attempt to impose preconditions on the negotiating process, thus undermining the peace process.
inter alia, that"rule 30 of the draft rules of procedure would be interpreted as permitting duly accredited observers to participate in'private' meetings.
to produce high-frequency tones that would be interpreted to control functions on the television set.
warned that an attack on Serbia would be interpreted as an attack on Serbs generally.
one might wonder how that provision would be interpreted regarding persons of indeterminate sex
there would be a risk that the provision would be interpreted in a very restrictive manner.
trusted that all General Assembly resolutions would be interpreted and implemented in the spirit in which they had been adopted.
principles of the Convention would be interpreted in the form of general comments,
It had been well established in New Zealand law that legislation would be interpreted in accordance with the relevant international instruments,
delaying consideration of the case in the hope that those messages would be interpreted as an indication of compliance with the decolonizing process.
as there was agreement that the purpose of the paragraph was to ensure that the article would be interpreted in a manner that would facilitate mutual assistance.
were largely based,">Rule 30 of the draft rules of procedure would be interpreted as permitting duly accredited observers to participate in'private' meetings.