Examples of using Defined in articles in English and their translations into Arabic
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Felonies defined in articles 224-6 and 224-7 of the Criminal Code;
To do so, they have investigatory powers defined in articles 45 and 49 of the Act.
Offences defined in Articles 68 and 74 of Law on the Preservation of Cultural and Natural Property.
Lao nationality is acquired at birth, by grant and on other grounds as defined in Articles 11 to 14 of the Law on Lao Nationality.
O The offences defined in articles 224-6, 224-7 and 224-8-1 of the Criminal Code, where they relate to at least one vessel or aircraft and involve another vessel or aircraft;
Under French law,deprivation of nationality is a specific type of loss of nationality, defined in articles 25 and 25-1 of the Civil Code.
(b) All forms of sale of children defined in articles 2 and 3 of the Optional Protocol have not been criminalized.
The Office of the Prosecutor is the organ of the Tribunal responsible for investigating andprosecuting persons responsible for crimes defined in articles 2, 3 and 4 of the statute.
O The offences defined in articles 450-1 and 450-5 of the Criminal Code where they are committed with a view to preparing the offences mentioned in articles 1.II.1 and 2 above.
It was decided that references in thereport to corruption should address the offences defined in articles 15-22 of the Convention against Corruption.
O The offences defined in articles 224-1 through 224-5-2 and article 224-8 of the Criminal Code where they precede, accompany or follow the offences mentioned in article 1.II.1 above;
The Office of the Prosecutor is the organ of the Tribunal responsible for investigating andprosecuting persons responsible for crimes defined in articles 2, 3 and 4 of the statute.
Such conduct could alsoconstitute dereliction of duty as a public servant, as defined in articles 248 ff. of the Criminal Code, on the obligation to report an offence to public officials.
The Office of the Prosecutor is the organ of the Tribunalresponsible for investigating and prosecuting persons found guilty of crimes defined in articles 2, 3 and 4 of the Statute.
Supplemental to action on international aviation,Parties may allow units from the mechanisms defined in Articles 6 and 12[placeholder for new mechanisms] for the purposes of achieving the aforementioned targets.
While noting the amendments to the Criminal Code, the Committee remains concerned that the State party doesnot explicitly criminalize the sale of children, as defined in articles 2 and 3 of the Optional Protocol.
Supplemental to action on maritime transport,Parties may allow units from the mechanisms defined in Articles 6, 12 and 17[placeholder for new mechanisms] for the purposes of achieving the aforementioned targets.
Furthermore,“the Committee was not convinced that a civil action would have any prospect of success…”. e He submits that he has aright to an effective remedy against racial discrimination, as defined in articles 1 and 5 of the Convention.
Supplemental to action on international aviationParties may allow units from the mechanisms defined in Articles 6 and 12[placeholder for new mechanisms] for the purposes of achieving the aforementioned targets.
(h) Appointing and removing the Prime Minister and other members of the Government of the Slovak Republic, charging them with direction of ministries and accepting their resignation;recalling the Prime Minister and other ministers in cases defined in articles 115 and 116 of the Constitution.
Quin Supplemental to action on maritime transportParties may allow units from the mechanisms defined in Articles 6, 12, and 17[placeholder for new mechanisms] for the purposes of achieving the aforementioned targets.
The Chamber may, however, continue the questioning after assuring the witness that the statement will not be disclosed to the public or any State or used as evidence in any subsequent prosecution by the Court against the witness or his orher close relatives for any conduct other than that defined in articles 70 and 71.
It was alsostated that" the Armistice Demarcation Lines defined in articles V and VI of[the] Agreement[were] agreed upon by the Parties without prejudice to future territorial settlements or boundary lines or to claims of either Party relating thereto".
A terrorist act- is understood as a crime against peace, humanity and war crimes,crimes violating the general safety and crimes defined in Articles 134 and 136 of the Penal Code,".
By necessity,the military courts are special courts with criminal jurisdiction, as defined in articles 4, 5 and 6 of the Act, and try offences under ordinary law committed by military personnel and civilians working for the military authorities, in addition to offences committed by civilians on armed forces ' premises and military bases.
With regard to article 19, it might be useful to establish a connection between the crimes of States andthe crimes committed by individuals, as defined in articles 16 to 20 of the draft Code of Crimes.
It states general principles that apply to the most frequentcases occurring within the scope of the draft articles as defined in articles 1 and 2: those in which an international organization is internationally responsible for its own internationally wrongful acts.
For that reason, Kiribati wishes to maintain a moderate and cautious approach in undertaking certain obligations spelled out in the Convention that would undermine our important cultural values,in particular with regard to the rights of the child, as defined in articles 12 to 16 and article 26 of the Convention.
Additional Protocol I to the Treaty of Tlatelolco imposes on the extracontinental States which have, de jure or de facto, territory under their control in the zone of application of the Treaty the obligation to respect thestatute of denuclearization in respect of war-like purposes as defined in articles 1, 3, 5 and 13 of the Treaty.