Examples of using Binding provisions in English and their translations into Arabic
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The elements should be guidelines rather than binding provisions.
Those provisions would replace binding provisions which already existed in national laws concerning the form of certain legal transactions.
Note: All informations are just forinformation purposes does not include binding provisions.
Drafted by Russia, its legally binding provisions gave the fifteen nations of the United Nations Security Council authority to enforce decisions with economic sanctions.
The Covenants came into force in 1976 and thus constitute binding provisions as between the parties.
Conversely, experts have addressed WCO meetings on the provisions of the resolution and theimportant role of Customs in implementing and enforcing its legally binding provisions.
That objective emanates from an importantpillar of the non-proliferation regime enshrined in legally binding provisions of the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons(NPT).
Several countries urged a single“toolbox” of measures and outputs,while others preferred a subset of measures for legally binding provisions.
Legally binding provisions on detectability and active life of MOTAPM are an integral and essential part of the former Coordinator ' s Set of recommendations.
The Parties shall, within six months of the third Conference of the Parties,adopt binding provisions to enable the Parties to have qualitative greenhouse gas emissions obligations.
As to the seller ' s claim that the buyer should pay a penalty for breach of contract, the Tribunal supported that demand as well,since it was based on the contract and was in line with legally binding provisions, moreover, the buyer had not disputed it.
In this connection,it was also mentioned that the intention to create legally binding provisions for the regulation of companies should not necessarily imply that the instrument would take the form of the draft convention as proposed by the Working Group.
Article 12 of ICESCR provides the cornerstone protection of the right to health in international law:the Covenant introduces legally binding provisions that apply to all individuals in the 146 ratifying States.
These criminal offences are not included in the treaties because of binding provisions of the European Convention" On the Suppression of Terrorism" which was ratified by Albanian Parliament with law no. 8642 on July13, 2000.
They further called for thorough consideration of problems of implementation of existing multilateral trade agreements faced by the LDCs witha view to adopting corrective measures, including binding provisions on technical assistance.
The binding provisions of the Convention were being incorporated into its legal system; an action plan for child development had been formulated; a Ministry of Children had recently been established; and juvenile benches had been set up in all district courts.
In the resolution MEPCis requested to work towards the completion of legally binding provisions on ballast water management, in the form of a new annex to MARPOL 73/78, which could be adopted by the Conference of Parties to MARPOL in 2000.
Therefore, it is not consistent to describe detectability and active life as pending issues and assume at the same time that the specifications on self-destruction, self-neutralization and self-deactivation can only bebest practice and not legally binding provisions.
In addition, the Government undertakes to translate the binding provisions of Security Council resolutions into national legislation by means of adopting relevant government regulations enforcing such provisions with respect to companies and persons under Bulgarian jurisdiction.
Thus in article 12 the reference to mercury compounds in paragraph 1 might need to be revisited depending on how the term was defined in the instrument, and there was bracketed text in paragraph 3 reflecting a lack of agreement about whether environmentallysound storage would be the subject of binding provisions or guidance.
Although binding provisions are in place to increase the proportion of women in such positions, the restrictive recruitment policy in the federal service prescribed by the government for cost-saving reasons over the last few years makes it very difficult to raise the proportion of women.
In addition, some drafting changes are necessary: some provisions are too detailed; the wording of some articles is particularly unclear in certain instances; in some cases,the articles are not adequately linked with each other; and some binding provisions conflict with optional provisions. .
The Parties shall adopt, by[2005], binding provisions so that all Parties have quantitative greenhouse gas emissions obligations and so that there is a mechanism for automatic application of progressive greenhouse gas emissions obligations to Parties, based upon agreed criteria.
There was a need for a new instrument dealing specifically with such mines, which should clearly reinforce the achievements and the norms set out in amended Protocol II. In that regard,the Swiss delegation considered that legally binding provisions should be adopted as regards the detectability of mines other than anti-personnel mines and the limitation of their active life.
The Parties shall adopt, by[2005], binding provisions so that all Parties have quantitative greenhouse gas emissions obligations and so that there is a mechanism for automatic application of progressive greenhouse gas emissions obligations to Parties, based upon agreed criteria.(USA).
Lithuania expects that the views expressed by States in response to the United Nations Secretary-General ' s request pursuant to United Nations General Assembly resolution 61/89will advance the efforts to establish legally binding provisions controlling arms transfers and stresses its commitment to work with partners in order to conclude a comprehensive treaty, as well as ensure its appropriate implementation.
Following UNCED's request for IMO to develop legally binding provisions regarding ballast water management to prevent the introduction of harmful aquatic organisms through ships' ballast water, MEPC developed a set of guidelines for the control and management of ships' ballast water, which were adopted by the IMO Assembly in 1997.
To the extent that Armenia is in violation of relevant UN treaties, organs created under such conventions(such as the Human Rights Committee; the Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights; the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination; the Committee against Torture etc.) possess the jurisdiction to monitor and hold to account states, including Armenia,that have breached the binding provisions in question.
Some aspects of the problem posed by explosive remnants of war, in particular in post-conflict phases,have been regulated through legally binding provisions linked to the adoption of Protocol V. Switzerland is encouraged by the adoption of the Protocol and by the continuation of the discussions, within the framework of the CCW, on explosive remnants of war.
In relation to the competence of treaty monitoring bodies, as set out in guidelines 3.2.1 to 3.2.5, the United Kingdom believes that any role performed by a treaty monitoring body to assess the validity of reservations(or any other role)should derive principally from the legally binding provisions of any given treaty, and that these same provisions are the product of free negotiation between States and other subjects of international law.