Examples of using Key articles in English and their translations into Russian
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Let me recapitulate some of the key articles of the Convention.
A majority of countries had been excluded from the negotiations concerning key articles.
All the key articles of the draft convention had been the subject of sharp debate but a proper balance of interests had not yet been struck.
As for the design choice fell on the engine Unity 3d key articles will be devoted to developing it.
The model reflected key articles in the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples.
Opinion editorials and letters to the editor in response to key articles on mission-critical issues.
Many key articles of the statute, such as those concerning jurisdiction, the relationship with the Security Council, the role of the prosecutor and the trigger mechanism, contained a large number of square brackets.
The first round of reviews should cover key articles of the Convention, in particular the mandatory ones Norway.
That notion lay at the heart of the discrimination intrinsic in Congolese law and contradicted many key articles of the Convention.
The first round of reviews should cover key articles of the Convention, in particular the mandatory ones.
The International Border Agreement between the Republic of Yemen andthe Sultanate of Oman consists of 10 key articles and two annexes.
The scientific component of the meeting was to discuss key articles of foreign demographers on the analysis of sequences.
Under Agenda Item 7, it hoped that IGC 34 would help resolve pending issues andensure convergence of opinions on key articles.
However, it was time for the Government to withdraw its reservations to key articles of the Convention, including article 9.1.
He noted that one of the treaty's key articles, the one about the mutual respect of Russia and Ukraine's territorial integrity, was irrelevant now after the free expression of Crimeans' will.
Notwithstanding all these efforts, however, certain positions with regard to key articles being negotiated continue to give rise to concern.
Key articles in that regard include the set of rights defining self-determination and full and effective participation(more than 15 articles), and the set of cultural rights proclaimed in the Declaration more than 17 articles. .
The first meeting of the group was held, at which key articles of foreign demographers on the analysis of sequences were discussed.
The secretariat also gave a presentation on the historical background in relation to the drafting of e-CMR,recent accessions, key articles and issues concerning the operationalization of e-CMR.
Despite the explanation that it was of an expository character,it was one of the key articles affecting the relation between the responsibility of an organization and the legal effects for its members and it therefore required further deliberation.
On that basis, it should design various questionnaires, each of which should cover specific articles of the Convention,beginning with key articles and covering most of the provisions and the issues addressed.
In the general discussion that followed at this and the following(10th plenary) meeting,it was emphasized that article 14 was one of the key articles of the protocol and no hasty decisions should therefore be taken concerning it.
The Grand Council of the Crees devotes its entire report of more than 120 pages to the draft declaration,providing detailed support for some of the key articles, criticizing the lack of progress and making proposals for moving the discussions forward.
Here, the key article is Article 1a, which states.
For many banks, optimization of personnel costs has become a key article, which tried to save money amid the financial crisis.
Bangladesh's withdrawal of its reservation to such a key article, which she vehemently urged, was also all the more imperative in view of its acceptance of the Optional Protocol.
Mr. SALAND(Sweden), acting as Coordinator,said that article 20 was a key article of the Statute in that it indicated how“law” was to be interpreted.