This proposed text is currently in square brackets.

But those square brackets were not removed.

Deletions are contained in square brackets and amendments are underlined.

Deletions are contained in square brackets and amendments are underlined.

The changes are underlined and deletions are shown in square brackets.

I had hoped that those square brackets would be removed.

The square brackets around draft paragraph 72 (e) should be removed

Draft paragraph 6 was one of the few provisions that remained in square brackets.

The Chairman drew attention to the fact that the whole draft article was in square brackets.

Other views were expressed in favour of keeping the text and deleting only the square brackets.

A view was expressed in support of retaining this phrase and deleting the square brackets around it.

The square brackets around the word maritime in draft article 88 (1) and (2) should be removed

The text of draft paragraph 72 (c) and (d) should be retained in square brackets in the draft instrument.

Draft subparagraph 83 (b)(ii) of the draft convention should be placed in square brackets pending its next reading.

The Chairman drew attention to the fact that the whole of draft article 16 bis was in square brackets.

There are two phrases in square brackets in operative paragraph 5 good governance and proper management of public affairs and public property .

His delegation recommended deleting the words subject to paragraph 1 of this article in square brackets in draft article 6, paragraph 2.

I presented those proposals, taking into consideration the points raised by various groups, and put some of those proposals in square brackets.

In draft article 88(1) the words , or increase should be deleted and the square brackets around the words or should be removed.

Both paragraph 5 (currently in square brackets) and paragraph 19 affirm commitment to the rule of law and proper management of public affairs.

They therefore supported the proposal, contained in document A AC.264 2005 DP.1, to remove the square brackets around the Chairman's text.

There was support for the view that the word solely in proposed draft article 81 bis should be placed in square brackets or be eliminated.

The text of the paragraph should be taken out of square brackets and accepted, since all of the points contained in it are important.

It was suggested that in paragraph 1 the words , or increase should be deleted and the square brackets around the words or should be removed.

A majority of the delegations would like to see both the words within square brackets in the first sentence and the bracketed second sentence deleted.

Failing such drafting effort, text reflecting both positions should be kept in square brackets in the draft instrument for continuation of the discussion at a future session.

Proposed article 88 (2) should be retained in square brackets for further discussion following an examination of the shipper's obligations in chapter 7 of the draft instrument.

The above mentioned proposal for a paragraph 2 should be inserted in draft article 74 in square brackets for continuation of the discussion at a future session.

Of these informally approved articles, there are six (articles 7, 14, 32, 42, 44, and 46) where the words by special vote appear in square brackets.

Following the discussion, the Co Chair proposed, and the meeting agreed, to forward the draft decision to the Seventeenth Meeting of the Parties in square brackets.

For example, and given their specificity, regulations may be more suitable for the items in paragraph (4) (e) (ii) to (xi) (which are accordingly presented in square brackets).

The square brackets around the last phrase of draft article 88 (1) should be retained for continuation of the discussion at a future session.

The proposed text for draft article 74 ter(1) should be inserted between square brackets in the draft instrument for continuation of the discussion at a future session.

As the dates of the relevant meetings of the Third Committee and the numbers of agenda items are still subject to change, they are put in square brackets.

A minority of delegations suggested keeping the words within square brackets because of the fact that it could be useful to state these obligations explicitly.

Mr. Madrid Parra (Spain) said that his delegation supported the wording of draft article 6 as it stood, with the deletion of the text in square brackets in paragraph 2.

This is exactly the same proposal, made after the impasse and after the failure of two groups of delegations to help me remove the square brackets.

As currently drafted, article 75(c), which permits a plaintiff to bring an action against the carrier in the port of loading or the port of discharge, is in square brackets.

The Open ended Working Group decided to forward the draft decision, as set out in the annex to the present report, to the Seventeenth Meeting of the Parties entirely in square brackets.

The proposed redraft of article 2, including all text within square brackets, would be used as a basis for continuation of the discussion at a future session.

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He therefore took it that the Commission wished to adopt the text of draft article 16 bis as it appeared in document A CN.9 577, with the square brackets removed.

While doubts were expressed regarding the necessity for the inclusion of the word international , the Working Group agreed to keep it in the provision in square brackets pending its consideration of draft article 2.

The language in square brackets in proposed redraft article 2 (1)(a) and 2 (1)(b) was intended to emphasize the sea carriage aspect and was included for further discussion by the Working Group.

The recommendations on negotiable instruments, independent undertakings and negotiable documents appear within square brackets as the Working Group has not decided yet that those types of asset should be addressed in the Guide.