Examples of using Ample justification in English and their translations into Arabic
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(f) Besides cumulation, there is ample justification for providing a commonly agreed procedure for derogations for LDCs.
Regarding the author ' s claims under article 9, paragraph 1, the State party considers that the author ' s detention per se cannot constitute sufficient substantiation for his claim of arbitrariness andthat there was ample justification for detaining the author.
This provides ample justification for the theme of the Fourth Conference, to be hosted by Benin in December 2000, entitled“Democracy, Peace, Security and Development”.
The Advisory Committee believes that the documented increase in its workload, the greater complexity of the reports before it and the growth in the peacekeeping and regular budgets and in the number of reports emanating from the funds andprogrammes provide ample justification for an increase in its meeting time.
There was also ample justification for the inclusion of the crime of aggression, but the problem of the definition of aggression would give rise to legal difficulties in the determination of individual criminal responsibility.
The Panel ' s exchange of views with bilateral and multilateral organizations, as well as a review of applicable agreementssuch as the Cotonou Convention, indicates that there is ample justification for donors to respond to a Security Council resolution-- which might be necessary-- which would propose certain reductions in official aid to promote peace and good governance.
The aim of keeping treaties operational was also ample justification for the detailed provision contained in draft article 6: the presumption of continuation indicated the Special Rapporteur ' s pragmatic approach to situations that, on the face of it, would involve the suspension of treaty relations.
Since the completion of the institutional process by which Algeria acquired all the legal instruments needed for the democratic functioning of a State based on the rule of law, no legal proceedings have been taken against any newspaper,despite the fact that there would have been ample justification for judicial action to seek reparation from certain newspapers for" repeated defamation and insults".
There is also, in our view, a patent need and ample justification in the Charter provisions for the United Nations and the United Nations system to play a meaningful role in global macroeconomic policy and strategy formulation.
Since the completion of the institutional process by which Algeria acquired all the legal instruments needed for the democratic functioning of a State based on the rule of law, no legal proceedings have been taken against any newspaper,despite the fact that there would have been ample justification for judicial action to seek reparation for" repeated defamation and insults" on the part of certain newspapers.
Ample justification for the reform proposal is provided in the present report, which will deal with the basic legal parameters of the issue; a brief historical description of staff/ management relations in the common system; the fundamental weaknesses in the process of so-called consultation in ICSC; the feasibility of introducing collective bargaining in the common system; and the FICSA proposal for the reform of the consultative process.