Examples of using Deriving from article in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Uruguayan legal order meets the obligations deriving from article 13 of the Convention.
He observed that in the fourth sentence a distinction had to be made between the directly applicable right of access to a court under article 14, paragraph 1,and the procedural rights deriving from article 14.
It was important to emphasize that the rights deriving from article 27 were additional to other rights set out in Part III but not to all of them.
The Committee consequently recognized ageneral right to gain access to that information deriving from article 19.
State obligations deriving from article 38 of the Convention and from articles 3 and 4 of the Optional Protocol to the Convention on the Rights of the Child on the involvement of children in armed conflict also apply to unaccompanied and separated children.
It should encompass policy aspects commensurate with the Charter responsibilities deriving from Article I, that the United Nations.
The representative of Venezuela saidthat the protection of child victims should be viewed as deriving from article 36 of the Convention, and therefore proposed the deletion of the square brackets at the end of article 2(e) in order to protect the privacy and identity of such children.
Although the amendment of section 266 b of the Penal Codeassists the more effective implementation of obligations deriving from article 4 of the Convention, two concerns remain.
The Office for Outer Space Affairs should draw up aregistration template reflecting the obligations of States deriving from article IV of the Registration Convention, available to all Member States, in order to assist States in their submission of registration information to the Register of Objects Launched into Outer Space;
This fact is a clear expression of the importance paid both by executive bodies andby Albanian Parliament to the implementation of obligations deriving from articles of the above Convention.
The Court was unable to take account of evidence produced by the administration for thedefence only because of the rules on litigious proceedings deriving from article R. 612.6 of the Code of Administrative Justice: the defence brief produced by the Ministry of the Interior reached the Court some days after the termination of pre-trial proceedings.
Export controls, an issue clearly connected with the debate on peaceful uses of nuclear energy, were a sovereign responsibility, constituting not just a right,but also an obligation deriving from article III, paragraph 2, of the Treaty.
Mr. Villán Durán(Spanish Society for International Human Rights Law- AEDIDH)said it was regrettable that Spain continued to consider that the obligations deriving from article 29 of the Convention applied only to enforced disappearances that had occurred after 23 December 2010 and that its report did not cover the civil war and the period of the Franco regime.
The finding of a violation of the right of Ms. Palic to respect for her family life is based on the argument that arbitrarily withholding information from her concerning the fate of her husband, including information concerning her husband ' s body, if he is no longer alive,constitutes a violation of her right to know about the fate of her husband deriving from article 8.
The Committee will continue to carry out work in this area so as to provide further in-depth guidance on the rights andobligations deriving from article 12 in future concluding observations, general comments and other documents.
The SBSTA decided toinclude in its future work programme the key questions deriving from Article 2 of the Convention, namely the level of atmospheric greenhouse gas concentrations that would prevent dangerous anthropogenic interference with the climate system and the paths to stabilization at that level, taking into account the common but differentiated responsibilities of Parties.
With regard to asylum-seeking, unaccompanied and separated children, States must, in particular, respect their obligations deriving from article 31(1) of the 1951 Refugee Convention.
In this regard, the obligations deriving from article 2(1) are also relevant, since a State party is required under that article to ensure that the rights protected under the Covenant are available to all individuals within its territory and subject to its jurisdiction, except rights which are expressly made to apply to citizens- for example, political rights under article 25.
The claim Germany presented before the International Court of Justice was based on the failure by the United States to notify without delay the La Grands of their right to consular assistance and the failure to inform the German authorities of the arrest anddetention of two German nationals, both obligations deriving from article 36(1) of the Vienna Convention.
In this regard, it is important that the Federal Government should extend to the United Nations, its personnel, property,funds and assets the necessary privileges and immunities deriving from Article 105(1) of the Charter, the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations and the customary principles and practices applicable to United Nations peace-keeping or similar operations.
In this regard, the obligations deriving from article 2(1) are also relevant, since a State party is required under that article to ensure that the rights protected under the Covenant are available to all individuals within its territory and subject to its jurisdiction, except rights which are expressly made to apply to citizens, for example, political rights under article 25.
Deficiencies in the contents of reports also led the Committee in 1972 to adopt its first and second general recommendations which drew attention to the obligation of everyState party to legislate to fulfil obligations deriving from article 4, and the obligation to report irrespective of whether a Government was of the view that racial discrimination did or did not exist on its territory.
In this regard, it is important that the federal Government extend to the United Nations force, its personnel, property funds and assets,the necessary privileges and immunities deriving from Article 105(1) of the Charter, the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations, to which the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia(Serbia and Montenegro) is a party and the customary principles and practices applicable to United Nations peace-keeping or similar operations.
Such risk is indisputably documented in the granting of refugee status orin a decision of the competent authorities on the applicability of non-refoulement obligations(including those deriving from article 3 of the Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment and articles 6 and 7 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights).
This was also true of article 41, which gives the Registrar responsibility for ensuring the observance of Article 105 of the Charter of the United Nations, while article 4 of the Staff Regulations stipulates that the" privileges andimmunities deriving from Article 105 of the Charter of the United Nations… are conferred in the interests of the Court" and that" in any case where these privileges and immunities arise, the staff member shall immediately report to the Registrar".
The latter derives from article 2 of the ICCPR.
The representative also commented that the Secretary-General ' s authority derived from Article 97 of the Charter of the United Nations and other sources.
The oath expresses the necessity of trust which is incumbent on all citizens butespecially on those holding public office(derived from Article 54 of the Constitution).