Examples of using Consistent with chapter in English and their translations into French
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Approve and implement plans consistent with Chapter 17.
Dr Thiermann accepted the recommendations regarding the addition of the reference to vector-borne diseases andto make the reference to avian influenza consistent with Chapter 10.4.
If yes, the expropriation would be consistent with Chapter 11 requirements.
Consistent with Chapter VIII of the Charter of the United Nations on the role of regional arrangements, the United Nations Security Council and Peace and Security Council of the African Union continued to strengthen their partnership in conflict prevention, resolution, management and peacekeeping.
This symposium should also address the issue of hazardous waste consistent with chapter 19 of Agenda 21;
The principles underlying the Ordinance were consistent with chapter I, paragraph 2, and chapter IV, paragraph 4, of the Charter, and thus consistent with the idea that had been approved by popular vote.
It will be recalled from section 111.19 that this provision for parental consent is consistent with chapter II of the Belize Constitution.
The legislation on the extra-procedural protection of witnesses is consistent with chapter V(Investigation, prosecution and procedural law) of the above-mentioned Convention, which is intended to protect persons willing to testify.
The Convention also emphasizes natural resources conservation and the management andsustainable development of forest resources, consistent with chapter 11 of Agenda 21.
A programme for the management of stray dog populations consistent with Chapter 7.7. should be implemented and maintained.
Consistent with chapter 16 of the Internal regulations of remand centres and subject to written permission by the official or body dealing with the criminal case, suspects or accused persons may receive a maximum of two visits per month of up to three hours each from relatives or other persons.
Mention subcategories for same-sex couples to be consistent with chapter on families and households.
Consistent with Chapter VIII of the Charter of the United Nations and in the interest of complementing the evolving discussion on the United Nations role in security sector reform, OSCE has recently prepared and issued a document entitled"Chairmanship's perception paper on basic norms and principles of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe in the field of security sector governance/reform.
It was the view of the Group that such an undertaking would be consistent with Chapter Three of the Commission's Statute.
Commending the Economic Community of West African States(ECOWAS), in particular its Chairman, President Kufuor of Ghana, for its leadership role in facilitating the achievement of the aforementioned ceasefire agreement, and recognizing the critically important role it has played andnecessarily will continue to play in the Liberia peace process, consistent with Chapter VIII of the Charter of the United Nations.
Each Participant will ensure that its customs procedures governed by the Agreement are consistent with Chapter 4 of the Agreement and this Memorandum of Understanding.
Consistent with Chapter VIII of the Charter of the United Nations and in the interest of complementing the evolving discussion on the United Nations role in security sector reform, OSCE has recently prepared and issued a document entitled"Chairmanship's perception paper on basic norms and principles of the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe in the field of security sector governance/reform.
To this end, regional arrangements ororganizations need to be strengthened to be able to shoulder increased responsibilities in this field consistent with Chapter VIII of the UN Charter.
First, any activities that regional organizations undertook or might undertake,the nature of which must be consistent with Chapter VIII of the Charter, should be subject to the oversight of the Security Council, in accordance with Article 54 of the Charter.
The Security Council reiterates its primary responsibility for the maintenance of international peace and security under the Charter of the United Nations and recalls that cooperation with regional andsubregional organizations, consistent with Chapter VIII of the Charter, is an important pillar of collective security.