Examples of using Be spelled out in English and their translations into Spanish
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that understanding should be spelled out in the commentary.
of that Optional Protocol, the modalities of the inter-State procedure should be spelled out in more detail.
each word has to be spelled out correctly letter-by-letter.
your rights under your grievance procedure may also be spelled out in your lease.
licence should be based on a range of considerations which can be spelled out in legislation.
such restrictions should be spelled out.
Acronyms and abbreviations should be used sparingly; they should be spelled out in full the first time they are used.
if there was a specific problem it should be spelled out.
3- or all other relevant resolutions should be spelled out.
Accordingly, these points could(and should, in the view of the Special Rapporteur) be spelled out in the commentary to draft guideline 2.6.1.
providing user friendliness(for its time) and expandability keyboard-unassigned functions could be spelled out alphabetically.
The Committee also recommends that in future budget submissions the term"stakeholders" be spelled out and not be considered as an external factor if it refers to the organizational entities of the United Nations para. 19.
This should be spelled out somewhat along the lines of old paragraph 9, especially"to help achieve a balanced
It hinted at notions of religious freedom and freedom of conscience which would not be spelled out by the Church itself until the Second Vatican Council's Declaration on Religious Freedom in the 1960s.
this interpretation should be spelled out in the text or in a commentary,
was too vague and">proposed that the special needs in question should be spelled out.
its consequences should be spelled out in Part Two.
which could be spelled out in The Convention, contained in related regional instruments,
the conditions for its having consequences should also be spelled out, including in the case of conditional objections.
under strict conditions which should be spelled out in national legislation.