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

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.

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This proposed text is currently in square brackets.

The view was expressed that paragraph (b) should be placed in square brackets, or that it could be deleted entirely in order to require all volume contracts derogating from the draft instrument to be individually negotiated.

Deletions are contained in square brackets and amendments are underlined.

Deletions are contained in square brackets and amendments are underlined.

The age brackets most affected are

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

But those square brackets were not removed.

The chapeau of draft article 83 should be placed in square brackets pending clarification of the relation between draft article 83 and the New York Convention, and subject to the resolution of any potential conflict between the two instruments and

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

I had hoped that those square brackets would be removed.

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

If the text in article 94 paragraph 2 is later deleted (the text is now placed within square brackets), the provisions of article 34 would contradict the principle in article 94, paragraph 1, (read e contrario) that it is possible to agree on terms more favourable for the shipper.

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

Depending on the discussion on votes, the words in brackets will either stay or be deleted.

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 words of the law of the state or should be kept in brackets for further consideration.

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

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

The figure in brackets after the title of each item indicates its number on the agenda of the sixtieth session.

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.

Blessed is He who placed constellations in the sky , and placed in it a lamp , and an illuminating moon .

Sami placed his trust in Layla.

It was placed in Group 2.

To avoid confusion, the old' A CN.9 WG.III WP.32 numbering is added between brackets.

Reducing inequalities in health outcomes requires more intensive health care for patients in lower socioeconomic brackets, tailored to their specific needs and challenges.

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

Sami was placed in a psychiatric hospital.

Sami was placed in a psychiatric hospital.

Which We placed in a depository safe .

and placed in them a blazing lamp

Which We placed in a depository safe .

and placed in them a blazing lamp

The United States believes that the brackets should be removed and the bracketed language should be retained.

Blessed is He who placed in the heavens constellations of stars , and placed a burning lamp in it and the luminous moon .

Blessed is He who has placed in the sky great stars and placed therein a burning lamp and luminous moon .

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.

The pump itself is placed in the abdomen.