Examples of using Such a declaration in English and their translations into Arabic
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Such a declaration should also.
Of course, my delegation supports such a declaration.
Such a declaration has never been made.
Set out essential elements of such a declaration;
Such a declaration did not concern the legal effect of a treaty.
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To date,only 16 States parties have made such a declaration.
If adopted by consensus, such a declaration would acquire authority.
The State Partyshall be allowed to annex its views to such a declaration.”.
The way in which such a declaration is to be made and its consequences are to be determined by Act.
On 9 July 2012, Romania also made such a declaration.
Such a declaration would be open for signature to any Member State wishing to subscribe to it.
Of course, it is by no means the first time that such a declaration had been made.
The Commission will then verify such a declaration in order to present its assessment of Iraq ' s compliance.
No communication shall be received by the Committee if it concerns a State Party that has not made such a declaration.
Such a declaration underlines the renewed commitment to address the discriminatory practice of" Untouchability".
On 16 November 1995, Iraq submitted to the Commission such a declaration consisting of more than 2,500 pages.
We are also hopeful that such a declaration will review the past, assess the present and look to the future of the United Nations.
It was also stated that the Secretary-General could notreplace the Security Council and the General Assembly in making such a declaration.
Any Member which has made such a declaration may at any time cancel that declaration by a subsequent declaration. .
Mr. Thelin supported Mr. Flinterman ' s suggestion and proposed that the Bureaushould start examining the specific modalities of such a declaration.
In New Zealand ' s view, such a declaration does not concern the legal effect of the treaty in its application to New Zealand.
The Court ' s efficacy and capacity for action would no doubt be strengthened considerably if all thepermanent members of the Security Council made such a declaration.
Such a declaration should clearly state that the question of extreme poverty must be addressed from the human rights perspective.
We trust that these bodies will not hesitate to make such a declaration where there is any reasonable concern about the degree of risk.
Such a declaration would reflect the understanding reached when the Protocol was adopted that it should apply not only to international armed conflicts.
It was understood that if a State does not make such a declaration, paragraph 4 would not automatically apply(A/60/17, para. 122).
We consider that such a declaration should cover all possible situations and in particular take into consideration the recent tragic events.
In the case of doubt as to the scope of the obligations resulting from such a declaration, such obligations must be interpreted in a restrictive manner.
The manner in which such a declaration must be made and the consequences thereof are determined by Act of the Kingdom or regulations made under such an Act.