Examples of using Use of the expression in English and their translations into Arabic
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In paragraph 4, she supported option 1, with the use of the expression“State Party”.
He drew particular attention to paragraph(3) of the commentary concerning the use of the expression“attribution of nationality”.
As for the use of the expression A" bunch of monkeys", he said that he could not deny having said something like that.
Members also seemed to favour the use of the expression" persons under their jurisdiction" in this provision.
UNIDO ' s vision should go beyondthe achievement of the Millennium Development Goals. However, he suggested the use of the expression" long-term vision statement".
His delegation also opposed the use of the expression" Palestinian territory occupied since 1967".
However, he noted that there were still several contentious issues among Governments,such as the question of definition and the use of the expression" indigenous peoples".
First, the use of the expression" women and girls" throughout the resolution excluded boys and young men, who were often the victims of trafficking.
Given the Fifth Committee ' s priority in that matter,the Group of 77 and China wished to eliminate the use of the expression in question. If necessary, there should be a vote on the relevant paragraphs of the resolutions introduced.
As for the use of the expression" binding and enforceable", he said that" binding" referred to an effect on parties, whereas" enforceable" related to whether an agreement could be enforced by a court.
Advocates of this broader interpretation have sought to justify it by a literal reading of the wording of the judgment of the International Court of Justice in the aforementioned Arrest Warrant case,especially the use of the expression" such as", which makes that wording non-restrictive.
It was also sufficiently flexible, since the use of the expression" subject to the customary practices in international organizations which are depositaries of treaties" allowed for the development of less rigid practices.
While paragraph 2 of article IV called on States parties to facilitate the fullest possible exchange of equipment, materials and scientific andtechnological information for the peaceful uses of nuclear energy, the use of the expression" fullest possible" was in itself an acknowledgment that such cooperation may be limited.
Nevertheless, very often even in professional literature, the use of the expression"infection of the apartment with bedbugs" is encountered, and therefore in general the term"disinfection" can be used to operate.
Mr. GUTIERREZ(Costa Rica), speaking on behalf of the Group of 77 and China, said that, following the meeting of Ambassadors held on 27 November 1996, the Group had deemed itnecessary to change its previous position regarding the use of the expression" within the existing resources" or other similar expressions in the resolutions of the Second Committee.
Furthermore, Brazil cannot accept the use of the expression" international waters" to refer to transboundary waters, as it might put into question the State sovereignty over water resources located in its territory.
Article 7 also set forth an extremely important rule founded on respect for the principle of the sovereign equality of States, in obliging watercourse States to utilize the watercourse in such a way as not to cause significant harm to other watercourse States.For the reasons previously referred to, the use of the expression" all due diligence" was nevertheless to be regretted, for the obligation was in fact an obligation of result, a concrete obligation that was binding on States.
Proposals for the addition of the term" confinement", or for the use of the expression" arrest, detention, abduction, or any other form of deprivation of liberty", received support from several participants.
It is our understanding that the use of the expression“indigenous peoples”, in the plural form, in the text of the resolution is not to be construed as having any consequence for further consideration of the matter nor any implication related to possible rights to be attributed to this terminology in international law.
She also wished to point out that the use of the expression“reasonablebasis” in paragraph 1 of article 54 and the use of the expression“sufficient basis” in paragraph 3 was not an accidental inconsistency, but rather the result of a deliberate decision on the part of the Working Group following discussion of the issues involved.
For example, in paragraph 89 the use of the expression" most likely" cast doubt on the indisputable causal relationship between the increase in the number of people suffering from thyroid cancer and the radiation resulting from the Chernobyl accident, despite the existence of WHO data pointing to the occurrence of thyroid cancer in Belarus as a radiation-related pathology.
Therefore, the use of the expression“international crimes”, which has aroused so many concerns and objections on the part of a number of States, does not raise any problems for Italy, which views it solely as a concise way of referring to the most serious internationally wrongful acts(the same applies to the term“international delict”, which is used to designate less serious internationally wrongful acts).
However, the use of the expression" as such" allows one to shade this radical observation: while the Court does not consider itself bound by the unilateral interpretation proposed by Romania, that does not preclude the unilateral interpretation from having an effect as a means of proof or an element that might corroborate the Court ' s interpretation" in accordance with Article 31 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties".
Such a radical remark is qualified, however, by the use of the expression" as such": while the Court does not consider itself bound by the unilateral interpretation proposed by Romania, that does not preclude the unilateral interpretation from having an effect as a means of proof or a piece of information that might corroborate the Court ' s interpretation" in accordance with Article 31 of the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties".