Examples of using Implicitly recognizes in English and their translations into Arabic
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President Abbas immediately endorsed the Document, which implicitly recognizes Israel.
Gabonese law implicitly recognizes the general legal principle of res judicata.
One can argue, however, that the universal nature of the documents implicitly recognizes the rights of older members of a society.
At least one decision implicitly recognizes that an aggrieved buyer may recover incidental damages although in the particular case the buyer failed to establish the damages.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, by stating in article26 that“everyone has the right to education”, implicitly recognizes that education is a continuous process.
The International Conference on Population(Cairo 1994) implicitly recognizes the rights of the family, alongside its functions, in Chapter V of its Programme of Action entitled:" The family, its roles, rights, composition and structures".
The International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights does not contain any explicit reference to the rights of older persons, although article 9 dealing with" the right of everyone to social security,including social insurance", implicitly recognizes the right to old-age benefits.
The Programme of Actionprovides guidance on the types of improvements required and, implicitly, recognizes the importance of targeting programmes to satisfy the particular needs of underserved population groups.
The third implicitly recognizes the need to avoid duplication and encourages members of the proposed panel to see themselves as paving the way, providing a complement and giving assistance, by way of elaboration, to the Secretary-General ' s efforts in preparing an agenda for development.
Creating public knowledge of humanrights is the central goal of the programme, which implicitly recognizes the key role of national and regional institutions, non-governmental organizations and civil society in human rights protection.
The International Covenant on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights does not contain any explicit reference to the rights of older persons, although article 9 dealing with" the right of everyone to social security,including social insurance", implicitly recognizes the right to oldage benefits.
Though the Covenant does not contain anyexplicit reference to the rights of older persons, it implicitly recognizes the right to old-age benefits through article 9, which deals with the right of everyone to social security, including social insurance.
The inclusion in subparagraph(a) of the threat or use of force as prohibited by the Charter of the United Nations reflects the concern of States that disputes should be settled peacefully,without resort to force, and implicitly recognizes the role of the United Nations and its organs in this area.
This new economic approach must be taught and predicatedon a different conception of value, one that implicitly recognizes that the ultimate value is preserving and protecting the health of the ecosystems that enable life to flourish on Earth.
The Committee on Economic, Social and Cultural Rights has recognized that old age is one of the contingencies to be covered by social security, and held that article 9 of the International Covenant on Economic,Social and Cultural Rights, implicitly recognizes the right to old-age benefits.
The precautionary approach, which implicitly recognizes that there is a diversity of ecological as well as socio-economic situations requiring different strategies, has a more acceptable" image" and is more readily applicable to fisheries management systems.
Recalling that, according to General Assembly resolution 2625(XXV), States have a duty to refrain from acts of reprisals involving the use of force, Ireland" fully agrees with the limitation on countermeasures specified in this subparagraph",which" implicitly recognizes the role of the United Nations and its organs in this area".
It thereby establishes a legal framework which implicitly recognizes the gender differences with regard to the access of females to education and the school dropout rate among females, as well as the need to establish measures targeting vulnerable groups, among which women occupy an important place.
That important report highlights the clear fact that for years there has been consistent neglect of agricultural projects.It also implicitly recognizes the failure of policies based on removing agriculture from the public sector and handing it over to the private sector. The Bank imposed such policies on African Governments throughout the 1980s and 1990s, including by reducing financing from $419 million in 1991 to $123 million in 2000.
Article 102 of the General Labour Act implicitly recognizes the right of trade unions to establish federations or confederations by mentioning that relations between public authorities and workers shall be channelled through departmental trade union federations or within national confederations.
Second, consistent with the considerations noted above in paragraphs 7-9 and 18,the updated text implicitly recognizes that the decision whether to establish a truth commission should be the product of national deliberations when local conditions allow such deliberations to take place freely and safely, although international support can significantly enhance domestic deliberations and may be essential to the successful operation of the commission.
States participating in the decision would be implicitly recognizing the entity admitted by the United Nations.
(ii) The Act of 3 July 1978 on contracts of employment,which contains provisions that implicitly recognize a right to strike.
Most of the authorities maintained that the incidence of torture haddecreased, especially in the last few years, thus implicitly recognizing a higher incidence earlier.
President Kabila himself implicitly recognized the existence of this rebellion when he published a long list of Congolese authorities that he banished by withdrawing their Congolese passports and issuing international arrest warrants against them.
The Government of the United Kingdom of Great Britain and Northern Ireland in its reply implicitly recognized the link between human rights violations and mass exoduses, and the relevance of human rights and refugee instruments in preventing such violations.
While it is true that draft articles 13 and14 implicitly recognize the primacy of the Charter and therefore its application, it would be advisable to mention the Charter explicitly in a paragraph defining those treaties that are operative under all circumstances.
It would also be interesting to know why neither the Penal Code nor the Constitution contained any provisions explicitly recognizing the general principle of res judicata,since paragraph 52 indicated that Gabonese law implicitly recognized that principle.
In 2011, Palestine was granted member in the UNESCO. In 2012, it was upgrade by UN General Assembly from an observer entity to a non memberobserver state within the United Nations system, and implicitly recognizing PLO's sovereignty.
This can be the case, for example, when two States grant oil concessionsindependently from each other in a way which suggests that they thereby implicitly recognize a certain course of a boundary in a maritime area.