Examples of using Amendment would in English and their translations into Arabic
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The amendment would enter into force upon its ratification by two thirds of the States parties.
It had just been amended, and the amendment would enter into force on 1 July 2002.
Such an amendment would also be consistent with the objective of producing a streamlined text.
The Government noted that once it entered into force, the amendment would be binding on those States parties which had accepted it.
The amendment would simply strengthen the wording of rule 66, paragraph 2, as currently drafted.
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Referring to an earlier proposal by the delegation of China to move model provision 28 from the beginning of chapter III to the end of chapter II,the Chairman said that such an amendment would be illogical because the title of chapter II was" Selection of the concessionaire".
The amendment would also be consistent with the decision already taken regarding acquisition financing rights.
The authors further argue that SDRs might be allocated to meet such aims without amending the Fund ' s Articles of Agreement,through a reinterpretation of the governing article, although an amendment would of course make the new intent of the Fund shareholders crystal clear.
The draft amendment would divert focus from the human rights dimensions of the use of the death penalty.
With respect to the following cases: Simunek et al- 516/1992; Adam- 586/1994; Blazek- 857/1999; Marik- 945/2000; and Kříž- 1054/2000; the State party informs the Committee that the modification of legislation removing the nationality conditionwould not be supported by Parliament as such an amendment would have to be retrospective, thereby opening the entire restitution process.
The amendment would require many practical changes, such as ensuring that lawyers were available round the clock.
The depositary would communicate the text of the amendment to all States parties to the Convention andwould formally advise them that the amendment would enter into force, in accordance with article 8(1)(b) of the Convention, six months after the date of deposit of the twentieth instrument of ratification, acceptance or approval of, or accession to the amendment. .
The amendment would require reimbursement for all United Nations administrative and conference services starting from the current year.
Some delegations argued that such an amendment would create a new category of non-permanent members, which they considered would be counterproductive.
The amendment would replace paragraph 2(d) of draft resolution L. 29, which was unacceptable because it sought to impose a set of views on certain Member States.
The Basic Law for the Federal Republic of Germany(Grundgesetz)provides in its eternity clause(Article 79 section 3) that any amendment would be"inadmissible" if such amendment would provide that the Federal Republic would not consist of states(Länder) any more, that the states would no longer be entitled to participate in the federal law-making procedures, or if"the basic principles" of Articles 1 and 20 would be affected.
Moreover, the amendment would give some staff the option to participate either fully or partially in the Fund, whereas the Fund is based on the principle of full participation of all staff.
OIOS was informed that this amendment would be presented for consideration at the next plenary session of the judges of the Tribunal.
Further, such an amendment would send a useful message to the global community, including especially the private sector, that HFC use was merely a temporary measure pending the development of safe permanent alternatives.
It was furthermore agreed by the Working Group that such an amendment would result in a new version of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules, bearing the date of the adoption of the amendment(referred to below as the" UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules 2013") and becoming effective as from the date of coming into effect of the rules on transparency(A/CN.9/765, paras. 33 and 79).
Such amendments would allow fully for the return of hundreds of thousands of pre-war occupants and owners of property.
In our view, those amendments would have allowed for a more balanced text that would fully reflect the complex nature of the Porto decisions and of discussions regarding Moldova.
Amendments would concern in particular, but not exclusively, article 1 on the definition of a mercenary.
The Statute can be amended,but no more easily than the Charter itself, and any amendments would require the most careful consideration.
Mr. Issa(Egypt): It had been our understanding that the amendments would be circulated in written form and that no action would be taken on draft resolution A/C.1/59/L.50 today.
Those amendments would reflect the United States delegation ' s earlier proposal that issues involving service providers should be dealt with separately under each of the topics considered by the Working Group.
The Committee agreed to establish a contact group, chaired by Ms. Choi, to make any necessary amendments to the draft risk management evaluation,on the understanding that amendments would be restricted to those that were pertinent to decision-making and the correction of inaccurate information.
In view of this, and given that such amendments would be subject to the existing entry into force provisions in Article 20, this option would not assist in avoiding a gap between the end of the first commitment period and the beginning of the subsequent commitment period, but would be more relevant for subsequent commitment periods.
The Committee agreed to establish a contact group, to be chaired by Mr. Holland, to make any necessary amendments to the draft risk profile,on the understanding that amendments would be restricted to those that were pertinent to decision-making and the correction of inaccurate information, and to prepare a draft decision for consideration by the Committee.