Examples of using As set out in article in English and their translations into Russian
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Mindful of the objective of the Convention as set out in Article 2.
The legal requirements as set out in article X and the consequences of a withdrawal should therefore be clarified.
Mindful of the objective of the Convention, as set out in article 2.
As set out in Article 16, it is proposed that the GMP be comprised of"rRegional" and"gGlobal" organizsational elements.
Ii Environmentally sound disposal as set out in Article 13; or.
The role of the prosecutor as set out in article 26 was too restrictive, but the proposed extended role would have to be harmonized with the roles of States parties and the Security Council.
For the purpose of environmentally sound disposal as set out in Article[13];
One of the principles underlying the health-care system, as set out in article 70 of the Constitution and in Act No. 41/VI/2004(art. 3), governing access by the Cape Verdean population to health-care services, is the free and universal right to such services.
Ii Environmentally sound interim storage as set out in Article 10; or.
Continue to notify the competent authorities of other Contracting Parties of withdrawal of approvals as set out in Article 5;
Offences involving explosives, as set out in article 203, subparagraph 1(2);
For the purpose of environmentally sound storage[of commodity mercury] as set out in Article 12;
Strongly condemning all forms of violence against women as set out in article 2 of the Declaration on the Elimination of Violence against Women.
The competence of the Prosecutor should relate only to the core crimes, as set out in article 5.
The objectives of the International Atomic Energy Agency, as set out in article II of its statute, include the Agency's seeking to.
During the workshop, it was mentioned that the tasks of the AWG are closely related to the ultimate objective of the Convention, as set out in Article 2.
Promote the purposes of the Protocols to the Convention, as set out in article 2 of each of the Protocols;
Several(but not all)articles on the corruption offences in the Criminal Code of Ukraine specifically provides for confiscation of property as set out in Article 59.
Matters related to the operation of the Convention, as set out in Article 11 of the Convention;
Replace the existing sketch No. 49 by the sketch representing additional night- andday marking for stationary vessels carrying out certain transport operations involving dangerous substances, as set out in article 3.21.
All must work towards the purposes of the Organization as set out in Article 1 of the Charter according to the principles laid down in Article 2.
Importing mercury for environmentally sound storage as set out in article 10.
Recognizing the current phase-out schedule for production of chlorofluorocarbons to meet the basic domestic needs of Parties operating under paragraph 1 of Article 5 of the Protocol by 2010 as set out in Article 2A.
On the other hand, it must be pointed out that the NPT will not have fulfilled its goal, as set out in article VI, until all existing nuclear weapons are gone.
Continue to notify the[approval authorities of]other Contracting Parties of withdrawal of approvals as set out in Article 5;
The system was in full compliance with the international obligation to ensure protection from torture as set out in article 7 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
The mission considers that this reckless disregard for civilian life also constitutes a violation of the right to life as set out in article 6 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights to which Israel is a party.
She cautioned against any decision that would amount to a reinterpretation or restriction of the inalienable right to develop, research, produce anduse nuclear energy for peaceful purposes, as set out in article IV of the Treaty.
It was basically the responsibility of the Governments of Member States to guarantee that the relevant provisions were respected, as set out in Article 105 of the Charter and in the Convention on the Privileges and Immunities of the United Nations.