Examples of using Additional protocol in English and their translations into Hebrew
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Later, he added an additional protocol, known as“Internet Protocol.”.
Objects can be marked with a certain level of access,separate access to files is accomplished using an additional protocol.
Later, he added an additional protocol, called the“Internet Protocol”.
They defined the decisions of the senior officials on the talks on signing the Additional Protocol as"humiliation" and"naivete.".
(Later, he added an additional protocol, known as“Internet Protocol or IP.”).
In order to prevent covert violations of the agreement at undeclared suspect sites,Iran will sign the IAEA Additional Protocol.
In 2005, Additional Protocol III recognized an additional distinctive emblem: the red crystal.
When[the IAEA] reported on[Iran's nuclear dossier] to the Security Council last winter,Iran announced that it would no longer be implementing the Additional Protocol.
In 2005 a third Additional Protocol was adopted which created an additional emblem, the Red Crystal.
Trump ignored that the IAEA is not carrying out even theinspections that it is authorized to carry out based on the Additional Protocol, which Iran has undertaken, albeit"voluntarily.".
The Additional Protocol(93+2) allows the IAEA to carry out snap inspections at nuclear sites and facilities.
It is natural that after a comprehensive nuclear agreement is signed, Iran would be expected to revert to its previous decision- that is,temporarily and voluntarily implementing the Additional Protocol….
Also, like common Article 3, Additional Protocol II does not grant a special status to members of the armed forces or of armed groups who have fallen into enemy hands.
Some of the clauses start to lapse in another 10 years or so, but even after such clauses lapse,there is a continuing inspections agreement with the IAEA, an additional protocol, which is even more rigorous.
In no way does the Additional Protocol include a clause regarding an obligation on the part of the member states to agree to inspection of their military facilities or investigation of their nuclear scientists.
To solve these problems, the Diplomatic Conference of December 2005 brought together the States party to the Geneva Conventions andadopted Additional Protocol III, creating a new emblem, the red crystal.
Additional Protocol III also allows the National Societies of those States that decide to use the red crystal to incorporate within the red crystal another emblem or sign that meets two conditions.
This rule[Article 6 of the Fourth Geneva Convention]has been considered to be replaced by Article of Additional Protocol I as customary law under which IHL as a whole remains applicable until the actual termination of occupation.”;
The only thing that the Additional Protocol does make possible is controlled access to non-nuclear facilities, for taking[soil] samples for proving that there is no nuclear activity at facilities that are not declared[to be nuclear sites]….
On April 2, 2014, the Palestinian Authority submitted letters for accession to several international conventions and treaties including IHL treaties such as the 1907 Hague Regulations,1949 Geneva Conventions and 1977 First Additional Protocol.
As a result of these talks Iran surprisingly announced, in October2003, its willingness to sign the'additional protocol' and the cessation of its actions in the field of Uranium enrichment as a gesture of good will, in what was known as the'Tehran declaration'.
Article 51(7) of Additional Protocol 1 sets out the customary law prohibition that parties must not direct“the movement of the civilian population or individual civilians in order to attempt to shield military objectives from attacks or to shield military operations.”.
If the enemy applied pressure, they[i.e. these MPs] would then prepare a three-phase plan in order toforce their own government to sign the Additional Protocol and thus tie the hands of those in charge of Iranian foreign policy and throw them, bound, at the feet of the enemy.
The difficulty arises of course from the fact that the unlawful combatants by definition do not act in accordance with the laws of war, which means, inter alia, that they very often operate from a concealed position among the civilian population,which is contrary to the express provisions of the First Additional Protocol to the 1977 Geneva Conventions.
True, Iran agreed to supervision over all its facilities including the military ones andthis according to the mechanism determined in the Additional Protocol of the nuclear Nonproliferation Treaty[NPT], but this is a very complicated mechanism that makes the[Iranian]'surrender' of no practical significance….
Thanks to the Additional Protocol to the Cooperation Agreement signed between IEDE Business School(Headquarters Santiago de Chile) and the University of Lleida(Spain), as of February 2, 2010, in Chile may attend the Doctoral Program of the University, studies culminating in the defense of the doctoral thesis at the headquarters of the Spanish University.
Earlier this week, the conservative daily Javan published an article titled"Jalili has restored the dignity of Sa'dabad in Geneva”(referring to talks held in Tehran's Sa'dabad palace in 2003 in whichIran announced it was willing to sign the Additional Protocol of the Non-Proliferation Treaty and suspend uranium enrichment).
This commission, established under Article 90 of Additional Protocol I, may inquire into alleged grave breaches or other serious violations of the Geneva Conventions or Additional Protocol I and facilitate through its good offices the restoration of respect for the Geneva Conventions.
Should there be evidence of nuclear material at undeclared sites, whether they are military or civilian, the IAEA will be able to demand controlled access to them[but]only by means of a specific procedure already set out, so that an[Additional Protocol] member state will agree to the sampling in order to prove that it is not conducting nuclear activity in undeclared facilities….
It is now Iran's turn to meet its JCPOA obligations, which include removing nine tons of low-level enriched uranium from the country, dismantling centrifuges so that only 6,000 active ones remain, pouring concrete into the core of the nuclear reactor at Arak in a way that will prevent it from being used for producing plutonium,adopting the Additional Protocol of the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty, and more.