Examples of using Discussed in section in English and their translations into Spanish
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including those discussed in Section IV.A. of the U.S. periodic report.
the impact of programme activities has to be analysed, as discussed in section II. C above.
TRAC-1 eligibility options and allocation models discussed in Section E below have a bearing on programmatic presence.
As discussed in Section 3.2, the planning
As discussed in Section 3.3 below, the appeals process is slow
As discussed in Section I.1, restricting countries opted to postpone the liberalization of a majority of restricted products until the very end.
As discussed in Section 1.1, the SDGs introduce the principle of universality,
As will be world trade report 2013 162 discussed in Section C.4, the reduction of transport costs has a significant impact on both the volume and composition of trade.
As will be discussed in Section E.4(b), governments may lack the incentive to adopt transparency measures because they are successful in lowering barriers to trade.
As discussed in Section E.1 and Section E.2,
As discussed in section A of chapter III above,
As with the OERs discussed in Section 4.1.1, the credibility of validation carried out by the voluntary sector requires transparent standards
Lastly, as already discussed in Section C.4, property rights in certain natural resource sectors are not welldefined or protected.
Take the case, discussed in Section IIB.2, of an environmental resource(timber)
The policy substitution problem discussed in Section E.1, with specific reference to trade in goods,
Macroeconomic policy surveillance, as discussed in section II above, is meant to contribute to this confidence,
As discussed in Section D, access to information remains a challenge for many SMEs.
regional offices discussed in section 4 will continue
Also, as discussed in Section G2, NAFTA does not require a claimant to exhaust local court remedies before submitting a claim to arbitration.
The CEDAW Convention guarantees a number of substantive rights as discussed in Section 5.2.