Примеры использования Set out in article на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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Contribute to the objective set out in Article 2 of the Convention;
This demonstrates once again the importance of the obligation set out in article 15.
The obligation set out in article 9 is of a very general nature.
Zambia accepts the principles and objectives set out in article 10.
Accordingly, the obligation set out in article 12 is of a general nature.
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Thirdly, she supported the objectives and principles set out in article 16.
The criteria set out in article 52 of the Criminal Law were especially vague.
Signature subject to the procedure set out in article 5; or.
Subject to the requirements set out in article[cross reference], the procuring entity shall select.
Ii Environmentally sound disposal as set out in Article 13; or.
The ground set out in article 54 is particularly important, since it concerns termination"by consent of all the parties.
Contribute to the objective set out in Article 2 of the Convention;
The facilitative branch shall be responsible for applying the consequences set out in Article 13.
As indicated in the report, the definition of torture set out in article 1 of the Convention had not yet been incorporated into domestic law.
For the purpose of environmentally sound disposal as set out in Article[13];
The multilateral treaties defining the crimes set out in article 22 create an"extradite or prosecute" regime between the States parties to these treaties.
However, exceptions to that rule, set out in article 15, including exceptions(c) and(d), should, if necessary, be construed in strictissimi juris.
Ii Environmentally sound interim storage as set out in Article 10; or.
Provisions on exchange of information, set out in article 3, paragraphs 5 to 7, of the Convention are closely linked to notification and consultation on the proposed activities.
Importing mercury for environmentally sound storage as set out in article 10.
He requested more information on the exercise of the rights set out in article 5 of the Convention, in particular economic, social and cultural rights.
Most courts have had little difficulty applying the damage formula set out in article 75.
The subsection below will focus on these measures set out in article 9 of UNCAC.
The origin of the rules set out in article 20 of the 1978 Convention and reproduced in this guideline dates back to a proposal put forward in the third report of Waldock.
The second paragraph should take care of an issue that derived from the automatic character of the effects set out in article 16.
The Protocol elaborates on the actions set out in article 92 of the Royal Decree.
Signature not subject to ratification,formal confirmation or the procedure set out in article 5;