Examples of using Citing article in English and their translations into Arabic
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In a footnote citing article 2 of the State responsibility articles, the tribunal added that.
On 6 August, the President, Ellen Johnson-Sirleaf,declared a state of emergency for 90 days, citing article 86 of the Constitution.
Several arbitral tribunals have awarded, citing article 74, recovery of attorney ' s fees for the arbitration proceedings.
Citing Article 1 of the Convention as well as Article 18 of the African Charter of Human and People ' s Rights stated that.
The Court of Appeals also found that compensation wasdue by reason of the lack of conformity of the goods, citing article 50 of the Convention.
Reviewing this decision on appeal, and citing article 73 CISG, the Supreme Court(Højesteret) unanimously affirmed that the seller had been entitled to avoid.
The higher court upheld the ruling of the court offirst instance on the basis of the following conclusion, citing articles V(1)(c) and(2)(b) of the New York Convention.
Most scholars, when citing Article 2(4), accentuate the words" against the territorial integrity or political independence of any state"(see supra 3).
Some delegations of States not parties, however, stressed the need to address provisions in the Agreement thathad prevented some States from becoming parties to it, citing articles 7 and 21 of the Agreement.
Citing articles 40 and 7(1), the court found that the Convention contains a general principle favouring even a very negligent buyer over a fraudulent seller.
On the second of these points, a subsequent speaker stated that this was the Council ' s duty, citing Articles 15 and 24 of the Charter, and suggesting that the Council ' s compliance was merely formal, rather than substantive.
However, citing article 77 CISG, the Tribunal reasoned that the seller should take the main responsibility for the delay in disposing of the goods and in increasing the loss of profit.
The Republic of Serbia, which considers respect for diversity a State objective, reported on its constitutional guarantees against discrimination on the basis of religion orbelief, citing articles 21, 49 and 81 of the Serbian Constitution.
Citing Article 25 of the Adoption Law, the Jarus-Hakaks argued that the law allows for"special circumstances" for adoption when it is for the good of the child, even if the child's parents are still alive.
Given that the f. o. b. stowed condition had not been formulated fully or clearly enough in the contract, the tribunal decided to apportion losses caused by theincomplete loading in equal parts between the two parties, citing article 77 CISG.
Citing article V(1)(с) of the New York Convention, the court also ruled that there was no proof of the existence of an arbitration clause establishing the procedure for the settlement of disputes relating to legal relations in respect of leasing.
The State party submits that the first time the author was interrogated was on 13 May 2004 at 9.05 a.m. He was explained his rights, and was also told that he was suspected of murderingMs. V. Mr. Pavlyuchenkov refused to talk, citing article 51 of the Constitution.
The higher court, citing article II of the New York Convention, found that the lower courts had rightly ruled that the arbitration agreement concluded by the parties was in accordance with legislation in force and was subject to enforcement.
Ethiopia contended that expellees were forced to leave Eritrea in harshand unsafe conditions, citing Article 36 of Geneva Convention IV, which requires that all voluntary departures from the territory of a belligerent'must be carried out in satisfactory conditions as regards safety, hygiene, sanitation and food.
Citing article 196 of the Code of Criminal Procedure referred to in the report(para. 132), she enquired whether everyone convicted of a crime had the right to his or her conviction and sentence being reviewed by a higher tribunal, in accordance with article 14(5) of the Covenant.
The court calculated the amount of thebuyer ' s claim in the bankruptcy proceeding. Citing article 50 CISG, the court stated that the seller was entitled to recover the amount paid for each nonconforming lot as well as the shipping and handling charges for these lots.
Mr. Mayer(Switzerland), citing article 49, subparagraph(f), which stated that the carrier might refuse to follow instructions if the person failed to provide adequate security, pointed out that the implication was that the carrier was required to follow instructions under all other circumstances.
The officials condemned thesermon as a grave violation of the Oslo Accords, citing article 22 of the Accords, which states that Israel and the Palestinian Authority" shall seek to foster mutual understanding and tolerance and shall accordingly abstain from incitement, including hostile propaganda against each other".(Jerusalem Post, 14 July).
The HR Committee, citing articles 2 and 6 of ICCPR, considered that in respect of an event of such gravity it is of particular importance that issues relating to the State ' s obligation to ensure the right to life be resolved in an expeditious and comprehensive manner.
In Mohammad Ammar Al-Bahloul v. The Republic of Tajikistan,the arbitral tribunal, citing article 35, observed that"[t]he ILC Articles contemplate restitution as the principal remedy for internationally wrongful conduct", and recalled that"[t]he goal of restitution[was] to restore the investor to his position before the wrongful conduct" and that"[t]his remedy, however, should not be granted where its implementation is materially impossible.
The Court, citing article 329 of the Spanish Commercial Code and articles 25, 32(2), 34 and 49 CISG, held that the seller had failed to perform its main obligation, namely to place at the buyer ' s disposal the goods which were prepaid by the buyer, and in particular by failing to provide a certificate of origin of the goods which was necessary in order for the goods to be exported.
The plaintiffs addressed these claims against the Republic of Montenegro and cited articles 154, 180(1), 200, and 203 of the Federal Law on Obligations.
With regard to its consideration of inherently governmental functions, the Government cited article 223 of the Constitution which, inter alia, established that only the Government could manufacture weapons, and ammunition of war and explosives, and the bearing of arms by members of law enforcement officials and other State agents was regulated by law.
The injured State ' s right to adopt unilateral interim measures was restrictively qualified- under paragraph 2(a) and(b) of the cited article- by two conditions. One condition was that the object of the measures should be the protective purpose which is inherent in the concept of interim measures.
Some cite article 186(a) of the Constitution, according to which the indictment of the President of the Republic for any" crime or offence committed in the discharge of his duties" comes under the jurisdiction of the High Court of Justice, which is none other than the Senate meeting as a court.