Examples of using Which implied in English and their translations into Arabic
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The former, which implied a lower degree of regulation, only applied to smaller energy producers.
Thus, the rejection was primarily of the language used, which implied that little or no action had been taken.
Passage of the bill, which implied, however, a change in the French Constitution, had not been possible because of time constraints.
Ms. Aghajanian(Armenia) said that Armenian legislation containedprovisions for equal pay for equal work, which implied work of equal value.
True partnerships, which implied shared and joint responsibility, were critical to graduation and also provided the means for sustainable development post-graduation.
The delegation welcomed the acknowledgement of the internationalcommunity of its need for assistance on the road to peace, which implied respect for human rights.
The Special Rapporteurproposed deleting the reference to" punishment" which implied individual guilt, a matter which could only be determined in the proceedings and which could not be presumed.
It was stated by one NGO observer that the term" people of African descent"had a negative connotation because of the word" descent", which implied a downward spiral.
The role of the State should bebased on the engineering principle of dynamic positioning, which implied that it would differ at different stages of economic and social development.
She emphasized that an important tool for tackling ethnically or culturally biasedfavoritism in the distribution of power and resources was good governance, which implied inclusion.
Developing countries tended toexport goods of a lower value per container, which implied that high transport costs per container were particularly detrimental to their exports.
Ms. Achmad asked whether the Government had set a target date for legal reform,as well as for completing the repeal or amendment of all laws which implied discrimination against women.
Further policy actions should includeimproving aid effectiveness through better alignment, which implied changing the structure and delivery of development partnerships and greater use of home-grown solutions to development issues.
It remained disturbed by the large number of persons displaced by ethnic conflict andencouraged the Government to pursue national reconciliation, which implied ending that conflict through negotiation.
In the general discussion that followed, there was reference to the rights-based approach which implied, among other things, that indigenous peoples should be involved in the planning, implementation and decision-making relating to projects affecting them.
Italy pointed out that such an extension was against Italian interests because it did not take into account the change of relevant geographical circumstances thattook place after the conclusion of the 1968 agreement, which implied a consequential change of the objective parameter of the median line.
He had reservations about the wording of draft article 16(b), which implied that a State which facilitated or assisted in the breach of an obligation by another State would not be committing a wrongful act if the obligation in question was not binding upon it.
By virtue of the above provision,legislation promoting affirmative action to improve the situation of women which implied the use of Public Revenues would not be inconsistent with the Constitution.
It approved in particular the wording of guideline 1.4.5, which implied that some of the statements concerning modalities of implementation of a treaty at the internal level constituted reservations if they purported to affect the rights and obligations of the declaring State towards other contracting parties.
Most Puerto Ricans valued United States citizenship and recognized that there were better alternatives than annexation,which implied assimilation, and independence, which implied separation.
The change of government, which implied a change in governmental policy, significantly affected the cultural domain, since many institutions created to advance culture disappeared when the buildings in which they were housed were confiscated and returned to their original owners.
They had included a reference to certain principles and rights,such as the right of self-determination, which implied the right of all peoples to be free and to pursue their destiny in the manner they thought fit.
It was necessary, however, to distinguish between subsequent practice, where the issue was that practice was often not readily accessible and did not develop in an organized and conscious manner,and subsequent agreement, which implied that decisions had been taken to deliberately develop the law.
The Committee acknowledged that for most member States,economic growth was linked to the agricultural sector, which implied the necessity to invest in agriculture in order to achieve broad-based economic growth with a positive impact on employment.
In his paper, he referred in particular to article 1, concerning the protection of the minority language and the encouragement of conditions for its promotion,and article 2, which implied that the State should not interfere in a waywhich would deny the free private use of a minority language.
Systematic observations were critical to understanding and monitoring long-term changes in ozone andsurface ultraviolet radiation, which implied a continuing need for better surface networks in some regions and actions to fill the anticipated gap in satellite monitoring capacity.
His delegation also supported the deletion of draft paragraph 1(c) to further reduce the number of regimes of application, although it continued to supportparty autonomy under draft article 3, which implied that the convention contained no peremptory norms and that the parties were free to make such exclusions as they saw fit.
Interpretation of the expression" intention not to become a party to a treaty" in article 25, paragraph 2,of the Vienna Convention, which implied that a State must inform the other parties applying the treaty in order to terminate its provisional application.
The observer for the National Movement for the Human Rights of the Afro-Colombian Communities suggested that itmight be worthwhile to distinguish between assimilation, which implied homogeneity and non-recognition of diversity, and integration, which implied democratic participation and non-discrimination.
Mr. URBAIN(Belgium), speaking on behalf of the European Union, said that during the current session it would be necessary to take a decision on therestructuring of the economic and social sectors, which implied a new, more effective and in-depth approach with regard to the governing bodies of the various United Nations agencies and organizations.