Examples of using Should clarify in English and their translations into Spanish
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Recommendation: The humanitarian agencies should clarify their mandates and enhance their cooperation on internally displaced persons.
and NEPs should clarify which rationale, or set of rationales, are prioritized.
The written document should clarify if consent was given
The delegation should clarify whether international instruments were automatically applicable in the State party
the World Bank should clarify the terms of collaboration in post-conflict situations
we encourage ongoing discussions, which should clarify some of the outstanding issues.
In general, Governments should clarify their expectations of business enterprises with regard to existing
ICANN should clarify the application process by providing a diagram with the updated timelines for each portion of the process.
The Commission should clarify that matter before it proceeded to work on other aspects of the topic.
The secretariat and the GM should clarify the understanding of this indicator,
Committees of the WTO should clarify and interpret the WTO covered agreements in a timely manner.
States should clarify, develop and strengthen the often weak
The secretariat and the GM should clarify that only a list of arrangements is required,
ICANN should clarify to which marks“protected by treaty” it refers page 2.
The Member that conducts the evaluation should clarify in detail any points of the evaluation on request.
The Administrative Law Unit should clarify with managers the requirements for the respondent's reply and the contributions expected from managers,
A question was raised whether that provision should clarify on which side the third party should join the arbitration.
the Special Rapporteur should clarify the relationship between the obligation to extradite
Indeed, several delegations stressed that the Commission should clarify the customary law status of the obligation.
Accordingly, the draft Guide should clarify that it was for the court to assess the reasons for failure to act by the insolvency representative.