Examples of using Procedural standpoint in English and their translations into French
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From a procedural standpoint it worked out well..
These comments are also interesting from a procedural standpoint.
From a procedural standpoint a special session is like any other session.
My reply is that from a strictly procedural standpoint, this is not possible.
True to this innovative spirit,the House in Ottawa has been anything but dull from a procedural standpoint.
She agreed that, from the procedural standpoint, that was a shortcoming of the Protocol.
I believe that the representative of Egypt has already made suggestions as to how we should at least begin dealing with this matter from a procedural standpoint.
From a procedural standpoint, the petition for suspension and the appeal for annulment must be made in one and the same application, except in an emergency situation.
Mr. ELARABY(Egypt) stressed the progress made in the preparations for the 1995 Conference from both the institutional and the procedural standpoints.
From a purely procedural standpoint, therefore, it should not be considered a formal negotiating proposal from FAO to CITES.
Further to these observations, the Special Rapporteur, Sir Humphrey Waldock,proposed in his fourth report a new article 20 dealing with the question of reservations from a procedural standpoint.
From a procedural standpoint, the rejection of a recommendation by the General Committee does not automatically signify a decision to include the item.
As long ago as 1971, by its resolution 2758(XXVI), the General Assembly resolved once and for all the issue of China's representation at the United Nations from political,legal and procedural standpoints.
From the procedural standpoint, the European Parliament will simply have to provide its consent and it will be exclusively for the Council(with unanimity required) to adopt the relevant measures.
It is more of a specialized form of theright of petition or of“action”, as it is known from the procedural standpoint, derived from the essential need to live an orderly life within society.
From a procedural standpoint, Indonesia believes that the à la carte approach that is currently being taken with a view to reaching a decision regarding the expansion of Security Council membership is clearly unwarranted.
Accordingly, she asked for the Committee's support in order to determine the most effective international mechanisms from the procedural standpoint of view and ensure that the topic of Puerto Rico was included in the agenda of the General Assembly.
It is clear that from a procedural standpoint the formal meetings of the Council are the place and the occasion for the production of its records, in the context of its mandate of peace-keeping and maintenance of international peace and security.
In this decision the European Court found that the circumstances of the death had not been investigated effectively and that this constituted, from the procedural standpoint, a violation of article 2 of the Convention right to life.
From the procedural standpoint, a worker wishing to join a trade union is required to submit an application, together with a copy of his personal identity card, to the union's office art. 26 of the Trade Union Regulatory Act No. 84 of 1968.
Turning to the question of working with special rapporteurs, she noted that, unlike the Human Rights Council,the treaty bodies were mandated to treat all States parties equally from the procedural standpoint.
From the procedural standpoint the cases presented in this period include valuable points on friendly settlement, exhaustion of domestic remedies, the burden of proof, and the criteria for weighing evidence.
The secretariat was asked to verify that with the Office of Legal Affairs and ascertain,for example, whether from the procedural standpoint an organization such as the European Union or CCNR could, as a Contracting Party, ask the Secretary-General to convene such a conference.
In addition, from the procedural standpoint, the cases included in the Annual Report make valuable contributions in the areas of friendly settlement, the exhaustion of domestic remedies, the burden of proof, and criteria for weighing the evidence.
In this regard and in order to encourage an ever better administration of justice from both the substantive and the procedural standpoint, I have established an interdicasterial commission charged with drafting an instruction on the conduct of trials concerning marriage cases.
There was no difference, from a procedural standpoint, between immunity ratione personae and immunity ratione materiae and the Hungarian authorities would ensure that the person concerned was treated in accordance with his or her privileges and immunities under international law.
When another omnibus bill is proposed to the House, it should be scrutinized at first reading stage when all honourable members would be given an opportunity to express their views and the Chair could express its view as to whether the bill goes too far oris acceptable from a procedural standpoint.
From a procedural standpoint my delegation is in favor of the creation of an open-ended working group to consider the main proposals of the report, while the Main Committees of the General Assembly consider those recommendations that fall within their competence.
The first workshop, entitled"Immigration and the criminal system",had analysed changes in the immigration phenomenon from the criminal and procedural standpoints; the second, entitled"Foreigners in Italy", had examined support instruments for foreigners in the light of international conventions and the case law of supranational and domestic courts; and a third, entitled"Immigration, multiculturalism and the criminal system", was scheduled for 2008.
From a procedural standpoint, some States noted that, while fraud and money-laundering were connected and there was a need for coordination in developing responses, money-laundering was already the subject of extensive work in other bodies and that future work on fraud should avoid any unnecessary duplication of effort.