Examples of using Require interpretation in English and their translations into Arabic
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Even those laws require interpretation.
They require interpretation when working with the local police as well as translation of official documents into English or the local languages.
The additional meetings of the Committee would require interpretation services in the official languages.
Internal mechanisms have been developed to implement the guidelines, including a Committee on PrivateSector Collaboration to review specific cases that require interpretation of the guidelines.
The additional meetings of the Committee would require interpretation services in all six official languages.
With regard to the conference-servicing requirements of the expert group meeting,no interpretation would be required except for two meetings that might require interpretation in English, French and Spanish.
Other than the scheduled pre-session briefings, which require interpretation, inter-sessional meetings(Bureau meetings and informal briefings) usually take place at UNICEF House and are held in English only.
The Committee reserves the right to determine, at a later stage, whether other briefings by nongovernmental organizations should also become part ofthe Committee ' s official proceedings and hence require interpretation.
MEPC agreed that the MARPOL provisions which are complementary to or which require interpretation in the light of the provisions of UNCLOS would be provided in a footnote together with the corresponding UNCLOS articles.
Ms. Kelley(Secretary of the Committee) said that, based on preliminary indications, it was anticipated that the organizational meeting referred to in paragraph 3 would cover up to two working days withtwo meetings per day and would require interpretation and documentation in six languages.
For the ceremonial opening session,it is assumed that the Assembly of the Authority would require interpretation and other meeting services for six meetings and that there would be three pre-session documents(50 pages), two in-session documents(10 pages) and three post-session documents(50 pages).
Upon the suggestion of one member of the Commission, it was decided that the Chairman would address a letter to the President of the General Assembly to emphasize the need for at least two weeks of plenary work at each future session, as the Commission was at the stage of adopting recommendations on submissions made by coastal States andother important decisions that require interpretation in all official languages and full conference services.
A secured transactions law that incorporates such precise and detailed priority rules,as opposed to a set of abstract principles that can require interpretation in particular cases, encourages prospective creditors to extend secured credit by giving them a high degree of assurance that they can predict how potential priority disputes will be resolved.
The resources proposed under this heading($50,100) relate to the cost of engaging outside counsel required in connection with activities for which special expertise is not available in the Secretariat, such as matters involving complex real estate transactions and taxation,complex commercial claims and intellectual property matters, all of which require interpretation of national law or representation before national courts or administrative bodies.
For the second resumed substantive session, it is assumed that the Assembly of the Authority, the Council, the Legal and Technical Commission,and the Finance Committee would require interpretation in the six languages of the Assembly of the Authority and other meeting services for 40 meetings and that there would be three pre-session documents(80 pages), two in-session documents(30 pages) and three post-session documents(80 pages).
The resources required under this heading($37,000) relate to the cost of retaining the services of outside counsel for advice and assistance in matters requiring special expertise not available in the Secretariat, such as matters involving complex real estate and banking transactions, taxation questions,complex commercial claims and intellectual property matters, all of which require interpretation of national law or representation before national courts or administrative bodies, and for assistance in responding to unanticipated urgent matters.
For the resumed session, it is assumed that the Assembly of the Authority, the Council,the Legal and Technical Commission and the Finance Committee would require interpretation in the six languages of the Assembly of the Authority and other meeting services for 40 meetings(two of the four bodies holding 2 meetings on each of 10 working days) and that there would be three pre-session documents(80 pages), two in-session documents(30 pages) and three post-session documents(80 pages).
It should be emphasized that these are initial estimates that are subject toconfirmation once the number of plenary sessions requiring interpretation and full conference arrangements have been determined.
The Conference and Language Services Section continued to provide the required interpretation, translation and court reporting services.
In future, required interpretation services would be provided in consultation with the ICSC secretariat.
(d) The number of court-days requiring interpretation will increase by up to 122 days.
These subsidiary bodiesused to meet simultaneously with the plenary meetings and required interpretation in all official languages.
To save time, most decisions are arrived at through informal negotiations between interested delegations,without resorting to formal drafting sessions requiring interpretation and other conference services.
Additional savings were realized by delivering trainingdirectly in four of the six official languages and only requiring interpretation for one language.
The Advisory Committee was informed that this provision was being reinstated in order to retain the services of outside counsel for the provision of advice andassistance in peacekeeping matters requiring interpretation of national law or representation before national courts.
The key notion that required interpretation in order to be able to see clearly how the convention rules would apply if the convention did not extend to all the territorial units of a contracting State was the location of several connecting factors in a contracting State.
To determine whether a particularoffence falls among the most serious crimes, thus, requires interpretation and application of the relevant international law rather than of the subjective approach opted for within a given State ' s criminal code and sentencing scheme.
(c) The Prosecutor shall not be entitled to appeal against the conviction but he or she shall be entitled to drawthe attention of the Appeals Chamber to a point of law, which in his or her opinion requires interpretation or clarification.