Examples of using Sets forth in English and their translations into Arabic
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It is oriented towards the future and action, and sets forth a true vision.
The present chapter sets forth recent developments relating to the Tribunal and the Commission.
This report deserves high commendation for the manner in which it sets forth the various subject-matters.
The Special Rapporteur then sets forth a series of recommendations regarding the implementation of each right.
Article 6(" Measures to reduce or eliminate releases from stockpiles andwastes") sets forth waste related provisions as follows.
Thus, the new penal code sets forth specific provisions with respect to the management of the pandemic.
It sets forth the results of the global consultations and addresses the challenges to building inclusive financial sectors.
Moreover, the Ten-Point Programme sets forth detailed ways to achieve the great national unity.
It also sets forth, in six other sections, a series of examples which prove irrefutably that the embargo is a monstrous creation that has a painful impact on the everyday life of the Cuban people.
In contrast, the Declaration of Basic Principles of Justice plainly sets forth the allocation of responsibility for making restitution to the victim.
Table 12 sets forth OCC ' s proven non-interest losses and the deductions made from such awards to calculate the Panel ' s recommended award.
These specific exemptions are set forth in annexes A and B. In addition,Annex B sets forth" acceptable purposes" for which designated substances may be used in accordance with the provisions of the annex.
This provision sets forth the concessionaire ' s right to charge and collect tariffs or fees, which are the main, if not the sole source of income for the concessionaire.
In assessing these claims, and the evidence filed in support of these claims,the Panel has referred to decision 9, which sets forth certain methods for the valuation of losses relating to income-producing property, and the Panel has carefully considered issues of causation and mitigation.1.
Paragraph(2) sets forth the rule to be followed in determining whether tenders are responsive and permits a tender to be regarded as responsive even if it contains minor deviations.
The Omani Penal Code punishes offences against the property of the victim.We refer to section 1.5.10 of the present report, which sets forth the penalties imposed for offences involving narcotic drugs and psychotropic substances. The penalty is increased wherever children are concerned.
While decision 1 sets forth the criteria for expedited processing of urgent claims in categories“A”,“B” and“C”, decision 7 sets forth criteria for additional categories of claims.
In particular, it recommends that the State party repeal the Land Use Act of 1978 and the Petroleum Decree of 1969 andthe adoption of a legislative framework which clearly sets forth the broad principles governing the exploitation of the land, including the obligation to abide by strict environmental standards as well as fair and equitable revenue distribution.
The present report sets forth amendments to the Instrument for the Establishment of the Restructured Global Environment Facility and outlines the implications for UNDP of two new focal areas.
Accordingly, the Board adopted the draft decision in TD/B/EX(9)/L.1,the annex to which sets forth the terms of reference of the Commission on International Investment and Transnational Corporations.(For the text, see chapter I. B, decision 425(XLI).).
The present report, which sets forth the basic policy and guidelines to be followed in considering the use of outsourcing, is submitted to the General Assembly pursuant to its resolution 52/226 B of 27 April 1998.
The seminar produced A Framework for Action, which sets forth points for improved national response as well as steps that could be taken at the regional and international levels to reinforce national responsibility.
This chapter sets forth the proposed operational budget for 2007- 2008 and responds to the requests in paragraphs 20 and 21 of decision RC-1/17; it discusses also the staffing table of the Convention secretariat for 2007- 2008.
In the political arena, the programme also sets forth that a more equal society must be constructed, based on a greater parity between genders and a new apportionment of power at all levels, political, economic and social.
Chapter 17 of Agenda 21 notes that international law sets forth rights and obligations of States and provides the international basis upon which to pursue the protection and sustainable development of the marine and coastal environment and its resources.
That reservation is explained by draft article 6,paragraph 3, which sets forth the prohibition against return(refoulement) within the meaning of article 33 of the Convention on the Status of Refugees of 28 July 1951 and hence inevitably touches on questions of admission.
Implementation strategy and resource requirements 78. The present section sets forth the analysis and reasoning behind changes in funding, as well as the revised requirements, which come from considerably more detailed and consultative research performed since the publication of document A/62/510/Rev.1.
Here we wish to refer mainly to the Peruvian Penal Code which sets forth the grounds which annul or reduce the penal liability of persons less than 18 years old(art. 20, para. 3), a rule that was later modified by Decree Law No. 25564 in regard to cases of terrorism.
Article 10 of the Constitution sets forth a policy for social strengthening in that the government shall develop human resources in terms of their physical and mental health and intellectual capacities, as well as strengthening society ' s efficiency and sustainability in order to attain high morals and stability.
(f) Recalling that the Convention on the Rights of the Child sets forth requirements and principles to secure effective recognition of the rights of children and that the Declaration of Basic Principles of Justice for Victims of Crime andAbuse of Power sets forth principles to provide victims with the right to information, participation, protection, reparation and assistance;