The Declaration was carefully worded.

If that subtly nudges you to feel about them identically, that's going to make it easier to save.

Draft guideline 3.1.11 needed to be worded more precisely.

Draft article 3 had been worded to reflect that intention.

If, on the other hand, you speak a futureless language, the present and the future, you speak about them identically.

A new article shall be added to the Pact, worded as follows

The draft resolution as currently worded does not reflect those core principles.

Add a new operative paragraph 11 bis, to be worded as follows

Add a new paragraph to the draft Declaration, to be worded as follows

Add a new operative paragraph before operative paragraph 2, to be worded as follows

On the other hand, the obligations of developed countries are worded in the vaguest terms.

His country was a host to Palestinian refugees, who received various forms of support at great cost to his Government and were treated identically with Syrians.

Add a new operative paragraph after operative paragraph 23, on prisoners' rights, to be worded as follows

Perhaps initially Europeans should be cautious. But I doubt whether anything tougher than strongly worded communiqués will ever be employed.

We would therefore propose using the Chairman's proposals just as he has worded them as the basis for a compromise.

The title of this item in the agenda is worded as it appears in resolution 59 174 of 20 December 2004.

The title of this sub item in the agenda is worded as it appears in resolution 59 311 of 14 July 2005.

The title of this item in the draft agenda is worded as it appears in resolution 59 174 of 20 December 2004.

It is senseless for each national government to invest limited resources identically. This moment holds potential spending cuts could be transformed into an opportunity to coordinate and integrate Europe s defense industry, thus maximizing overall efficiency.

And quite frankly, I think if Colonel Sanders was to be careful how he worded it, he could actually advertise an extra piece.

The title of this sub item in the draft agenda is worded as it appears in resolution 59 311 of 14 July 2005.

A reservation worded in vague, general language which does not allow its scope to be determined is incompatible with the object and purpose of the treaty.

It was suggested that the obligation for courts to remove subsequent actions was worded too strongly, and could conflict with a number of principles relating to judicial discretion.

At the same time, it was suggested that it should be worded more explicitly, limiting diplomatic protection of other legal persons to defending their commercial and property rights.

He therefore proposed that, in the interests of giving draft article 4 more clarity and force, the existing text should be replaced by provisions worded along the following lines

The questions were clearly worded and followed the order of the Standard Rules themselves, beginning with questions relating to the preconditions, then the target areas, and finally the implementation measures.

The parliamentary authorization itself is carefully worded to underline Turkey s limited aims. It stresses that Turkey s military has no intention of occupying Iraqi territory or threatening Iraqi Kurds or their oil infrastructure.

The CIS was in the process of drafting a model law on mercenarism, which would serve as a regional convention on mercenaries, although it would be structured and worded as a national law.

Concerning draft guideline 3.1 and the observations made regarding its title, the Special Rapporteur agreed that it should be worded more clearly that, however, was a drafting problem which the Drafting Committee could address.

Her Government continued to have major concerns about the concept of policy space, which had been discussed exhaustively in the context of UNCTAD XI and finally translated into a carefully worded paragraph in the chapeau.

But as Judge Mohamed Shahabuddeen has remarked in another setting, some of those statements lean towards interpretative declarations, i.e., they are worded as clarifications as to what the Covenant is assumed to mean in the first place.

Morocco proposes that paragraph 20 be worded as follows We emphasize the need to adopt measures to facilitate asset recovery , being convinced that asset recovery is one of the essential components of the United Nations Convention against Corruption .

The title of this sub item in the agenda is worded as it appears in the provisional programme of work of the Second Committee for 2004 approved by the General Assembly in decision 58 553 of 23 December 2003.

The title of this sub item in the preliminary list is worded as it appears in the provisional programme of work of the Second Committee for 2004 approved by the General Assembly in its decision 58 553 of 23 December 2003.

The Chairman noted that draft article 18 was worded in such a way that it might arguably be seen to provide Contracting States with the option of excluding the provisions in the draft convention pertaining to the validity of electronic originals.

The title of this sub item in the draft agenda is worded as it appears in the provisional programme of work of the Second Committee for 2004 approved by the General Assembly in its decision 58 553 of 23 December 2003.

A paragraph adopted by the ILA (supra, note 28) is similarly worded An act of an international organization does not constitute a breach of an international obligation unless the organization is bound by the obligation in question at the time the act occurs.

But, unlike three decades ago, when the Japanese regarded China as one of their most favored countries, public opinion in both countries nowadays registers more negative feelings than positive ones. Behind the smiles, the polite interactions, and the cautiously worded diplomatic language, strong undercurrents of suspicion remain.

In his view, the French term validité applied both to conditions of form (dealt with in the second chapter of the Guide to Practice) and to those of substance, whereas draft guideline 3.1 as currently worded dealt only with the conditions of substance covered by article 19.

It seeks to be finely balanced, respecting the regime s sovereignty while subtly pressing home the point in unison, as neighboring states. The request would be politely worded, but it would also be an official and public mode of communication, instead of the usual behind the scenes quiet diplomacy.

However, we wish to state that we are not satisfied with the draft resolution as worded, despite the efforts made by the delegation of the Kingdom of the Netherlands, in particular because of the references to excessive accumulation contained in the title as well as in the second and eighth preambular paragraphs and operative paragraph 1.

Add a new sentence to the paragraph, to be worded as follows The international community, recognizing the seriousness of the use of firearms, ammunition and explosives in the execution of the schemes of organized criminal groups and terrorist groups, calls upon all States to take strict, uniform measures to prohibit illicit trafficking in and circulation of firearms, ammunition and explosives.

The regulators tersely worded letter to the International Swaps and Derivatives Association (ISDA) asked it to renounce a core component of the industry s multi decade effort to exempt itself from financial debtors bankruptcy an exemption that worsens not only the debtor s stability, but also that of the global economy. Many observers believe that these exemptions hit the world s financial system especially hard when Lehman Brothers collapsed in 2008.