Примеры использования All relevant provisions на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Implement all relevant provisions of existing legislation related to children with disabilities;
While authorizing the use of force, the Council should adhere to all relevant provisions of Chapter VII of the Charter.
We comply with all relevant provisions of data protection, in particular the provisions of the German Teleservices Act(TMG) and the Federal Data Protection Act BDSG.
The Committee recommends that the State party urgently adopt and incorporate all relevant provisions of article 4 of the Covenant into the Constitution.
Recalling all relevant provisions of international law, including international humanitarian law and human rights law, as well as all relevant treaties.
Enforceability: This will be more user-friendly from the point of enforcement since all relevant provisions will be found in the same"additional requirement.
Nevertheless, if all relevant provisions of annexes A and B are complied with, it seems to the secretariat that international carriage of dangerous goods by motor-cycle is authorized.
The Republic of Austria would like to point out, that-- as a starting point-- the text of the Model Law should contain all relevant provisions(and information) about a procurement process.
However, Granit failed to provide all relevant provisions of the latter, particularly all of the payment terms.
The working methods of the Tribunals should be thoroughly analysed with reference to their statutes and rules of procedure,taking into account all relevant provisions of General Assembly resolutions.
Once all relevant provisions have been selected, by clicking on“Merge”, all selected provisions of the second self-assessment will be merged with the present self-assessment.
The act of introduction of the Charter into the Constitutional Order of the Czech Republic ensured that all relevant Provisions of the two Covenants are also included in the Czech legislation.
The legal framework must incorporate all relevant provisions under civil, criminal and administrative law in order to guarantee that offenders are punished and victims adequately protected.
To all competent organs, bodies andagencies of the United Nations system that they observe and implement all relevant provisions of human rights and international humanitarian law;
Repeal all relevant provisions in the legislation that are contrary to the country's international obligations with regards to the respect, protection and promotion of the right to freedom of expression(Slovakia);
Furthermore, the Advisory Committee trusts that the assessment will take into account all relevant provisions of General Assembly resolutions relating to the interim independent assessment.
The questionnaire builds on previous information-gathering questionnaires developed by the Secretariat andadopted by the Conference at its second session 1 and covers all relevant provisions of the Protocol.
The proposed mobility framework should take into account all relevant provisions of the Charter of the United Nations and ensure adequate geographical representation and gender equality at all levels in the Organization.
The questionnaire builds on previous information-gathering questionnaires developed by the Secretariat and adopted by the Conference at its first andsecond sessions1 and covers all relevant provisions of the Protocol.
Our intention was to catalogue all relevant provisions on revitalization with the purpose of identifying areas where progress is needed as well as areas where practical results could be achieved during the sixty-second session.
Adopt an inclusive and rights-based legal framework that addresses the specific needs of children with disabilities and implement all relevant provisions of the existing legislation related to children with disabilities;
Urges the Economic andSocial Commission for Western Asia to comply with all relevant provisions of resolution 44(IV) of 28 April 1977, whereby the Commission decided, inter alia, that all documents to be submitted to the Commission should, as far as possible, be drafted in Arabic;
In 1999, a survey among UNECE countries showed that joint bodies established under bilateral ormultilateral agreements were still not implementing all relevant provisions set out in the UNECE Water Convention.
In its resolution 56/277 of 27 March 2002, the General Assembly urged ESCWA to comply with all relevant provisions of Commission resolution 44(IV) of 28 April 1977, whereby it decided, inter alia, that all documents to be submitted to it should, as far as possible, be drafted in Arabic.
The Committee further calls upon States parties with indigenous peoples in their territories to include in their periodic reports full information on the situation of such peoples,taking into account all relevant provisions of the Convention.
The Special Rapporteur calls on the Government of Haiti to comply with its existing obligations under international human rights law by harmonizing all relevant provisions of Haitian national law with international standards and by complying with its obligations to report to the treatymonitoring bodies.
All relevant provisions of Protocol V of the Convention on Prohibitions or Restrictions on the Use of Certain Conventional Weapons Which May be Deemed to be Excessively Injurious or to have Indiscriminate Effects(CCW) are to be incorporated into the curriculum of the relevant Hungarian institutions of higher education military academies.
Consequently, Banks and other financial institutions are required to report to the appropriate Authority(FIU) their suspicions on transactions,related to the financing of terrorist acts and all relevant provisions on freezing and confiscation orders are applicable in such cases.
Urges States, while countering terrorism, to ensure due process guarantees, consistent with all relevant provisions of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, and their obligations under the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights and of the Geneva Conventions and their additional Protocols, and the 1951 Convention relating to the status of refugees and the 1969 Protocol relating to the status of refugees, in their respective fields of applicability;
It is therefore proposed that the idea of making any such change should be abandoned or that a decision on the above-mentioned definition should be postponed until a survey of the use of the term in the various sets of regulations hasbeen carried out and the consequences of such a change for all relevant provisions have been discussed.