Examples of using Draft paragraph in English and their translations into Spanish
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he noted that draft paragraph 3 established a procedure that was both flexible
Draft paragraph 3 was superfluous because,
Mr. Lavalle(Guatemala) said that neither draft paragraph 1 nor draft paragraph 2 appeared to cover cases in which a party that had only one place of business did not indicate a place of business.
conditions" was unclear and created the risk of an inconsistency between draft paragraph(4) and draft paragraph 1.
it would be helpful to clarify that draft paragraph 2 was intended to refer to conflict of law rules
Mr. Yang Lixin(China) noted that there had originally been two variants of draft paragraph 3(b), one based on the UNCITRAL Model Law on Economic Commerce
Draft paragraph 3(a) would then read:"A method is used to identify the party
In draft paragraph 2 of variant B,
The CHAIRMAN invited the Committee to consider the draft paragraph by paragraph, on the understanding that it might be necessary,
In response, concerns were raised on the mechanism of tacit acceptance of the amendments envisaged in draft paragraph 3, insofar as this would bind States that did not explicitly express their consent to be bound by the amendment.
As for those objects which were removed from indigenous communities in the past, draft paragraph 22 does not require that they be returned in every case,
the draft paragraph should be deleted, since draft paragraph 1 already recognized expressly the possibility of offer
In the case of draft paragraph 4, the objective criteria based on the moment when the data message entered an information system outside the control of the originator could not be used, a situation that required the use of another criterion.
As a general comment, it was suggested that, to the extent that draft paragraph(4) defined the scope of interim measures,
His delegation regretted that the draft paragraph on the creation of a racial equality index had not been included in the final text of the outcome document,
As regards the publication requirements of draft paragraph(4), it was agreed that the text would remain as proposed so far as closed framework agreements were concerned.
Despite some support for the adoption of the fourth sentence of the proposed new draft paragraph, the widely prevailing view was that the sentence in question was not needed
It was suggested that the draft paragraph should be redrafted so as to clarify that it
a matter of evidence in fact, both supporting the method referred to in draft paragraph 3(a), which could,
Mr. Madrid Parra(Spain) asked whether the new wording of draft paragraph 3(b) was intended to exclude the possibility of proving identity and intention by methods other than that provided for in draft paragraph 3 a.