Examples of using Set forth in chapter in English and their translations into Russian
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Principles set forth in chapter IV of the Constitution.
The adequacy of funding must be reviewed in the context of the objectives set forth in chapter 33 of Agenda 21.
The subject of technology transfer, as set forth in chapter 34 of Agenda 21, was a key element in the attainment of sustainable development.
Ii by means of other road vehicles, other combinations of vehicles orother containers under the conditions set forth in Chapter III(c), or.
Approved under the conditions set forth in Chapter III of 2004 the Convention.
By means of road vehicles, combinations of vehicles orcontainers previously approved under the conditions set forth in Chapter III(a), or.
Enforcement actions as set forth in Chapter VII of the Charter could be used only against threats to the peace, breaches of the peace or acts of aggression.
The order and timing of internal competition among state employees of all state agencies the same as the order andtiming of internal competition set forth in Chapter 4 of these Rules.
We should lay down such rules andprinciples as would preclude the use of measures set forth in Chapter VII for serving purposes that have nothing to do with the objectives of the Charter.
The Council is committed to and actively supports the peaceful settlement of disputes andreiterates its call upon Member States to settle their disputes by peaceful means as set forth in Chapter VI of the Charter.
The three specific questions set forth in chapter III of the Commission's report clearly related to State responsibility and should not therefore be dealt with in the context of the topic of responsibility of international organizations.
On the topic of breach of an international obligation,the study could usefully draw on the analogous principles set forth in chapter III of the articles on State responsibility.
Take into account the parameters set forth in chapter VII of this report in defining the new entity's mandate, reporting responsibilities, staffing, funding and relationship with external oversight mechanisms.
The meeting explored the potential for promoting the pacific settlement of international disputes through the means and framework set forth in Chapter VI of the Charter of the United Nations.
It is understood that the measures set forth in chapter II of the protocol cannot be taken in the territorial sea of another State except with the permission or authorization of the coastal State concerned.
The panellist informed the Working Group that the range of activities carried out to meet such requests related almost entirely to the implementation of measures set forth in chapter II of the Convention.
The legal rules set forth in chapter IX of the Criminal Code establish penalties for offences committed directly against the Republic of Uzbekistan. A detailed explanation of this chapter is provided below.
The Commission also is committed to the peaceful settlement of disputes andactively supports that Member States settle their disputes by peaceful means as set forth in Chapter VI of the Charter of the United Nations.
Such investigations should be carried out in accordance with the principles set forth in chapter III of the Manual on the Effective Investigation and Documentation of Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment Istanbul Protocol.
The Council is committed to and actively supports the peaceful settlement of disputes andreiterates its call upon Member States to settle their disputes by peaceful means as set forth in Chapter VI of the Charter.
Recalling also the decisions of the United Nations Conference on Environment and Development set forth in chapter 12, entitled"Managing fragile ecosystems: combating desertification and drought", of Agenda 21, 3/ which develop and complete the decisions contained in the Plan of Action.
The functions of the Commission include ensuring that no violations of human rights take place atthe national level and dealing with complaints about violations of the rights set forth in chapter II of the Constitution.
The necessary measures must be taken to ensure that such investigations are carried out in accordance with the principles set forth in chapter III of the Manual on the Effective Investigation and Documentation of Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment Istanbul Protocol.
Government policymakers throughout the international community are faced with the same lack of reliable information on how to make operational the asset recovery provisions set forth in chapter V of the Convention.
As a result, the secured creditor may enforce the security right in accordance with the enforcement procedures set forth in chapter VIII of the law recommended in the Guide,subject to the rights of competing claimants in accordance with the priority rules set forth in chapter V.
Without prejudice to the applicability of other laws establishing criminal offences,migrants shall not become liable to criminal prosecution under this Law for the fact of having been the object of conduct set forth in chapter II of this Law.
At its second meeting, held in Vienna on 25 and26 December 2008, the Working Group recommended that work on the preventive measures set forth in chapter V of the Convention be encouraged and that emphasis be placed on effective financial investigations.
The new permanent members should have the same prerogatives as the present permanent members, in particular as regards the right of the veto, which, if not done away with entirely,should be restricted to the conditions set forth in Chapter VII of the Charter.
Thirdly, as indicated in“An Agenda for Peace,” there must be a considerable strengthening of the mechanisms for the pacific settlement of disputes set forth in Chapter VI of the Charter, which would seem in practice to have become the poor relation of Chapter VII, with its authorization of the use of force as a last resort.
Responsibility for the discharge of the functions of the Organization set forth in this Chapter shall be vested in the General Assembly and, under the authority of the General Assembly, in the Economic and Social Council,which shall have for this purpose the powers set forth in Chapter X.