Examples of using Protocol should in English and their translations into Arabic
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A possible optional protocol should.
The protocol should clearly define what was meant by" victims of cluster munitions".
The Protocol should utilise the same Conference of the Parties as the parent Convention.(Switzerland).
A possible optional protocol should consider.
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That protocol should also provide for the balanced and broad verification of all articles of the Convention.
Accordingly, one country suggested that a protocol should have recourse to a multilateral consultative process.
At the fifth session of the Ad Hoc Committee,there was extensive discussion on whether the Protocol should deal with explosives or not.
A possible optional protocol should consider the question of reservations.
It was also felt that questionsrelating to assistance to victims of practices prohibited in the protocol should be dealt with in a separate article.
They argue that such a protocol should aim at greater harmonization of existing regulations and accept the concept of substantial equivalence.
We are concerned that the Protocol doesnot yet have an annex on liability; the Protocol should impose on States a legal obligation to mitigate the effects of an accident.
The Protocol should utilize the same secretariat as the parent Convention, with a possible expansion of its work programme in accordance with Article 8.2(g) of the Convention.(Switzerland).
The United Kingdom considers that negotiations on this protocol should continue to be a high priority for the international community this year.
Belgium underlined that procedural texts require fewer ratifications,that ICCPR-OP1 required 10 ratifications and that this protocol should be coherent with its sister instrument.
International cooperation is vital and the protocol should provide for the extradition of the perpetrators to originating countries to face trial and sentencing.
The majority of the delegations including the delegations of Canada, China, Ecuador, Pakistan and the Sudan,supported the view that the Protocol should be not mandatory but optional for the States Parties to the Convention.
Education International belives that the protocol should also refer to the responsibility of States to provide compulsory education for all children as the best means of assisting children to prepare for their future.
The AAJ considers- and made this point in the Working Group- that the description of these offences in the protocol should be precise, in an attempt to establish a proper classification of different types of crimes.
Other participants insisted that the protocol should be in conformity with the Geneva Conventions and with paragraph 2 of article 38 of the Convention on the Rights of the Child which used the words“direct part in hostilities”.
The delegation of the UnitedStates of America stated that the obligations of States under the protocol should be precise, and the protocol should not unintentionally infringe on fundamental human rights.
However, we believe that the protocol should enhance international cooperation in the peaceful uses of nuclear technology and that it should not be limited only to those countries that already have full-scope safeguards agreements with the Agency.
The representative of China requested that the report of the Ad Hoc Committee indicate his Government 's reservation on article 4 of the draft Protocol, namely, that the Protocol should not apply to state-to-state transactions.
However, some delegations expressed the view that the Protocol should protect all persons and that the inclusion of the word would make its scope too limited.
In this connection, he emphasized that issues relating to the protection of children werealready covered by the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the protocol should be complementary to the Convention by providing specific protection to child victims.
Some participants pointed out that the main purpose of the protocol should be the fullest possible protection of children from being involved in whatever way in armed conflicts, and the absence of any distinction would only permit to ensure a broader protection of children.
Regarding operative paragraph 3, on the Model Additional Protocol, we firmly believe that the Protocol should be applied equally to the nuclear facilities of all States, in particular those that possess nuclear weapons.
At the fourth session of the Ad Hoc Committee,many delegations suggested removing the brackets so as to stress that the Protocol should commit States Parties to criminalizing the smuggling of illegal migrants only in the context of transnational organized crime.
Some delegations expressed the view that the role of SupervisoryAuthority envisaged by the Convention and the preliminary draft protocol should be entrusted to an international intergovernmental organization of high repute and could appropriately be assumed by the United Nations or one of its organs.