Examples of using Procedural conditions in English and their translations into Arabic
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Procedural conditions on the taking of countermeasures.
Article 48 as adopted on first reading deals exclusively with procedural conditions for taking and maintaining countermeasures.
(1) Procedural conditions relating to countermeasures have been developed mainly in relations between States.
SSC tends to come with few preceding procedural conditions which must be met before cooperation goes into effect.
Most importantly,this form of cooperation has little or no policy conditionality and few procedural conditions.
Article 48 lays down certain procedural conditions for the taking of countermeasures, or for their continuation in force.
However, in the case-law of the Commission" groups of individuals" are treated as an aggregate of individuals andrequired to fulfil the same procedural conditions as individual applicants.
Substantive and procedural conditions for extradition are regulated by the Act on Mutual Legal Assistance in Criminal Matters.
In particular, these Governments continue to be highly critical of the procedural conditions to the taking of countermeasures contained in article 53.
On the other hand, the procedural conditions laid down in article 53 have been strongly criticized as unfounded in international law and as unduly cumbersome and restrictive.
Otherwise, even if we came to a kind of agreement on one or two items at this forum the CD would stillnot be able to start its work, because the procedural conditions have not been met.
These States must fulfil the same substantive and procedural conditions for membership in the United Nations and in other international organizations.
The magistrate must order the pre-trial release of the accused:(a) if the legal time limit established in the treaty or the law on which the extradition request is based has expired; or(b)if the person meets the procedural conditions for release pending trial.
A party alleged that non-compliance with procedural conditions prior to the commencement of the arbitral proceedings rendered the agreement to arbitrate inoperative.
These procedures were fully consistent with the position taken by the Greek Cypriot leader, Tassos Papadopoulos, at The Hague. Mr. Papadopoulos was at that time prepared tosubmit the plan to referendum provided certain procedural conditions were met(ibid., para. 56), and told me that he would want to support it.
(v) Curbing procedural conditions that cause disbursement delays, including financial, institutional and analytical preconditions, and limiting the use of incentives that distort programme country priorities;
The first article states the requirement of proportionality;the following provision concerns the procedural conditions for resorting to countermeasures; in a rather self-evident statement, the third article considers termination of countermeasures.
On 3 February 2006, after discussions and deliberations based on the two opinions(one from the competition authority and the other from the energy regulatory institution), the Council of Ministers agreed toauthorize the takeover subject to thirteen substantive conditions and seven procedural conditions.
Not only is areservation only" established" if certain procedural conditions-- admittedly, not very restrictive ones-- are met, but it must also comply with the substantive conditions set forth in the three subparagraphs of article 19 itself, as the word" unless" clearly demonstrates.
Draft article 6 refers, in particular, to the exclusion clause in article 1, subparagraph(F)of the Convention relating to the Status of Refugees and the rules on procedural conditions applying to the expulsion of a refugee such as is contained, in particular, in article 32, paragraph 2, of that Convention.
The exercise of universal jurisdiction also requires procedural conditions, especially given the difficulties related to the availability and safekeeping of evidence, respect for the rights of defendants and the protection of witnesses and victims, in a context in which the prosecution and trial of offences is occurring abroad.
In respect of treaty obligations, some Governments noted that in order to have effect in domestic law, international obligations would have to be incorporated either through legislation(e.g., Australia, Belarus, South Africa),including the adoption of legislation regulating the procedural conditions for implementation of the principle(e.g., Belarus), or by application of the common law(e.g., Australia).
It further took the view that the procedural conditions in article 22 of CERD had been met, concluding in particular that while article 22 requires that some attempt be made to initiate discussions between the parties on issues that would fall under CERD, it does not require the carrying out of formal negotiations.
The focus at this stage should be on how and under what procedural conditions a State or international organization may expressly accept a reservation by leaving open the question of whether and under which circumstances such an express acceptance is necessary for the sake of" establishing" the reservation(within the meaning of the chapeau of article 21, paragraph 1, of the Vienna Conventions).
According to the second position,the exhaustion of local remedies rule is simply a procedural condition which must be met before an international claim may be brought.
In such cases, the breach of international law having already occurred,the exhaustion of local remedies is a standard procedural condition to the admissibility of the claim.
In other words, this school considers therule as one representing a procedural condition when it concerns cases where the original act or omission by itself amounts to a violation of international-- as well as municipal-- law.
The Special Rapporteur ' s comments to this provision make clear thatexhaustion of local remedies is" a standard procedural condition to the admissibility of the claim" rather than a substantive requirement(A/CN.4/498, para. 143).
If a Security Council role in determining the existence of an act of aggression by a State was to be recognized in the ICC Statute,that role should be construed only as a procedural condition for the intervention of the Court.
Support was expressed for the Special Rapporteur's view that, in most cases, the treatment itself constituted the breach andthe exhaustion of local remedies was a standard procedural condition for establishing the admissibility of a claim and that, where the failure to provide an adequate local remedy might itself be a wrongful act in some cases, this reflected a primary rule or obligation, and was not the basis of the rule of the exhaustion of local remedies.