Examples of using A specific reference in English and their translations into Arabic
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A specific reference would thus be preferable.
Mr. Neuman suggested including a specific reference to laws concerning contempt of court.
A specific reference to any country whatsoever would have distorted the spirit of the draft resolution.
In this regard, it also recommends that a specific reference to the Convention on the Rights of the Child be envisaged.
A specific reference to terrorism in draft article 5 was useful and should be retained, since the concept of" national security" was vague and imprecise.
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Mr. HENKIN suggested that the paragraph should include a specific reference to obligations under the United Nations Charter.
There was a specific reference to the role of TCDC in social development.
The issue was overtaken by the Commission 's decision not to include a specific reference to the termination of provisional entry into force.
For the first time, a specific reference to an international human rights treaty has been included.
States should adopt national laws on the protection of defenders, with a specific reference to the work of women human rights defenders.
The proposal to include a specific reference to the human right of information under subparagraph(a) did not receive support.
Subparagraph(d) contains a specific reference to thresholds for evaluation of proposals, which are referred to in legislative recommendation 24.
The Fifth Committee, in taking up the matter of human resources,subsequently included a specific reference to OHCHR in General Assembly resolution 61/244.
That was a specific reference to Israel.
The Chairperson recalled that, at the previous meeting, it had been suggested thatdraft recommendation 245 might include a specific reference to a security right in intellectual property.
I opened with a specific reference to the General Assembly.
With regard to multilateral treaties, the main conventionsdealing with natural or human-made disasters have constantly included a specific reference to this additional obligation.
The EU does not think that a specific reference to the CCW is necessary or desirable in this context.
A specific reference was also made to the constitutional guarantee provided to the culture and language of the Amazigh people in the context of the constitutional reform in Morocco.
For 2008, only one Director-General had included a specific reference to an integrated global management-related initiative.
Some States suggested a specific reference to individuals to emphasize that the declaration referred to individual rights as well as collective rights.
Finally, the fight against terrorism andagainst the proliferation of weapons of mass destruction deserves a specific reference, as it represents a challenge of paramount importance to the international community.
In drafting it there was a specific reference to General Recommendation No.19 on violence against women.
The EC has called for a framework on government procurement, but a specific reference to its respective proposals was ultimately deleted from Annex C of the Ministerial Declaration.
Even though, unlike some other human rights treaties,the Covenant does not incorporate a specific reference to the object and purpose test, that test governs the matter of interpretation and acceptability of reservations.
In particular,it was noted that the draft article could have contained a specific reference to the domestic law of States, as had been the case in the 1930 Hague Convention on Certain Questions relating to the Conflict of Nationality Laws.
Regrettably, the international community was not shouldering its responsibilities andincluding a specific reference in the draft resolution to the suffering of children chafing under the yoke of foreign occupation, especially with regard to the challenges faced by children with disabilities.
