Examples of using Declaration referred in English and their translations into Arabic
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Takes note of the declaration referred to in this decision;
This is a threat against which theTurkish Grand National Assembly adopted the declaration referred to by the Minister of Greece.
The Millennium Declaration referred to the special needs of such States.
Thus, it is not necessary that they sign the new declaration referred to the Code.
The 1972 Stockholm Declaration referred to inter-generational equity in principles 1 and 2.
Non-parties should consent to theCourt's jurisdiction when necessary by means of the declaration referred to in article 7.
The Declaration referred to in decision 23/COP.2 is attached as annex V to this report.
It should be noted that Argentina endorsed the declaration referred to in the paragraph above.
The joint declaration referred to in paragraph 3 confirms this impression of a genuine commitment.
It is noted that theState party has not made the declaration referred to in article 14 of the Convention.
A declaration referred to in paragraphs 1 to 3 may not contain other limitations than those mentioned in paragraphs 1 to 3.
That proposal did not receive support since the declaration referred to in that phrase was the mechanism through which a reservation would be made.
A declaration referred to in paragraph 1 or 2 may stipulate that it is effective immediately or may stipulate a specific date upon which it shall be effective.
The Czech Republic, upon ratification, withdrew the declaration, referred to in footnote 1/, that had been made by the former Czechoslovakia.
Brazil was party to all the instruments in the field of international humanitarian law andhad made the declaration referred to in the paragraph above.
On a point of detail, it is not clear whether the declaration referred to in draft regulation 1(b) relates only to'officials '
The declaration referred to in the preceding article shall be recorded in a document drawn up by the mayor, or in a public deed or notarized document if a notary is used.
Mr. D'Allaire(Canada) pointed out that the proposed provisiondid not specify who would make the declaration referred to in the phrase“as set out by declaration”.
The Czech Republic, upon ratification, withdrew the declaration, referred to in footnote 1, that had been made by the former Czechoslovakia, and lodged the declaration referred to in footnote 2.
The time did not seem right for the Guatemalan proposal on possible amendments to the Statute of the International Court of Justice to extend its competence with respect to contentious matters to disputes between States and international organizations,particularly since so few countries had made the declaration referred to in Article 36, paragraph 2, of the Statute.
He called for the implementation of article 19 of the Declaration, referred to by said task force, which requires States and indigenous peoples to work together as partners.
A declaration referred to in paragraph 1 may also be submitted to the Depositary by a State that has previously expressed consent to be bound by this set of provisions at any time after the entry into force of this set of provisions for that State.
The resolution also called on States which hadadopted Additional Protocol I of 1977 to make the declaration referred to in article 90 on the general competence of the International Fact-Finding Commission.
They pointed out that article 1 of the declaration referred to" international human rights law" and article 2 provided that" Indigenous individuals and peoples are free and equal to all other individuals and peoples in dignity and rights".
(a) make available to all States Parties, within five days of its receipt,any information or declaration referred to in this decision, which shall be handled in accordance with the Annex to the Convention on the Protection of Confidential Information;
The declaration referred to in Article 36, paragraph 2, of the Statute of the Court is certainly of fundamental importance, but as Judge Ranjeva has emphasized, it is more a matter of intentions, since the number of cases brought before the Court is the fullest actual expression of States ' acceptance of the Court ' s jurisdiction.
The Czech Republic, upon ratification, withdrew the declaration, referred to in footnote c, that had been made by the former Czechoslovakia, and lodged the declaration referred to in the second paragraph of that footnote.
The Czech Republic, upon ratification, withdrew the declaration referred to in footnote b that had been made by the former Czechoslovakia, and declared that limits of carrier ' s liability in the territory of the Czech Republic adhered to the provision of article 6 of the Convention.
In addition, it recommends that Guatemala should make the declaration referred to in article 22 of that Convention, recognizing the competence of the Committee against Torture to receive and consider communications from or on behalf of individuals who claim to be victims of acts which violate the provisions of the Convention.
Finally, members asked whether the Trinidad authorities intended to make the declaration referred to in article 14 of the Convention and, in accordance with the Committee ' s general recommendation XVII(42) and with various recommendations of the Commission on Human Rights and the United Nations General Assembly, establish a national institution to facilitate the implementation of the Convention.
