Examples of using Words in square brackets in English and their translations into Spanish
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for reasons of consistency, the words in square brackets in the first part of the paragraph should be retained.
The informal consultations held during the eighth session of the Ad Hoc Committee deferred further consideration of the words in square brackets in order to wait for the finalization of the corresponding provision of the draft convention.
it would include, she understood, deletion of the words in square brackets in article 19 3.
it would be appropriate to delete the words in square brackets, since the circumstances implied by the provision(where a party has not indicated a place of business)
Support was expressed in favour of retaining in recommendation(21) the words in square brackets as examples of how notice might be provided
The Working Group agreed to delete the words in square brackets in the chapeau and to align the chapeau with that of draft recommendation 243 as follows:"The insolvency law should specify that communication between courts
Therefore, it was suggested that the words in square brackets should be deleted from the definition with further clarifications that:(a)
retain the words in square brackets in the chapeau and add the words"substantive consolidation of" after the words"the court may order" was widely supported.
To dispel the doubts of delegations that wanted to retain the words in square brackets, he explained that the aim was not to broaden the scope of the convention
that it also wished to delete the words in square brackets in draft paragraph 2.
reference should be made to"other law" in general(rather than to a specific provision of any other law) and the words in square brackets should be deleted as it would be uncommon for a legislation to state what it does not purport to achieve.
You can wrap a word in square brackets to make it appear bold.
Pending further discussion, it was decided to keep the word in square brackets.
To delete the wording in square brackets in paragraph 5(n),
The suggestion was therefore made to delete the wording in square brackets in subparagraph(2) a.
It was suggested that the wording in square brackets in paragraph(1) should remain without square brackets. .
With regard to the wording in square brackets, he would prefer the words“proceedings” and“party”.
He agreed with the proposal of the observer for IBA concerning the wording in square brackets.
However, the observer for Norway preferred to keep the word in square brackets in order to be consistent with the national legislation of her country.
Mr. D'Allaire(Canada) said that, in his view, the wording in square brackets in the proposed article 63(2) did not give a