Examples of using Whose provisions in English and their translations into Russian
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Parliament has adopted a new uniform law for children whose provisions are more in keeping with the text of the Convention.
In the view of the Committee, such interpretation is inconflict with the United Kingdom's obligations under article 4(b) of the Convention, whose provisions are mandatory.
Let us learn from the experiences of other conventions whose provisions on verification and compliance are not effective.
That part of the draft decision was all the more important in that it reflected article 4 of the Convention,which made racial discrimination punishable by law and whose provisions were binding.
Bangladesh has formulated its national plan for disaster management, whose provisions are consistent with international conventions.
The Universal Declaration of Human Rights, whose provisions are reflected in the constitutions of many States, is the basis for the protection and observance of the basic rights and freedoms of all people in the world.
Until now, CEDAW has been the only international treaty whose provisions cover family planning.
In particular, Yemen had ratified the Covenant, whose provisions were therefore an integral part of national law, and judges were required to implement those provisions in cases involving human rights.
This enabling environment is further entrenched by the Constitution whose provisions governed the 2008 national election.
In developing model laws, whose provisions were necessarily general, the Commission must strive to guarantee harmony, transparency and effectiveness and to accommodate different national systems.
The Board also urges the Governments concerned to accede to this Convention whose provisions they in fact already apply.
The Act to Amend the Nationality Law of 15 July 1999, whose provisions essentially came into force on 1 January 2000, marked the achievement of an important objective in the policy of integration.
Would be presented in accordance with its normal practice,"in the form of draft articles whose provisions would be accompanied by commentaries.
We would like to express our full support for the draft resolution, whose provisions are in line with Kazakhstan's commitment to making road safety a contributing factor in our country's sustainable development.
Those expulsions had taken place despite the fact that the countries concerned were signatories of treaties whose provisions guaranteed the free movement of persons.
The Act, whose provisions were drafted in accordance with various suggested e-commerce model legislations, gave the Government the power to license certification authorities for e-commerce.
A case in point had been a draft resolution whose provisions exempted all peacekeepers from the jurisdiction of the Court.
(3) A legislative act on changes or additions as a rule shall have the same legal effect that the legal acts whose provisions it changes or supplements.
The question should not be dealt with in isolation from that Convention, whose provisions should be adapted to the circumstances of an armed conflict, in the light of contemporary international law.
However, it was expected that the contract of carriage applicable in such a case would trigger the draft convention, whose provisions would eliminate such an abuse.
The State party should repeal the 2001 Indemnity Amendment Act, whose provisions are contrary to article 2 of the Covenant, and allow the constitutional challenge to the Act, now before the Gambian courts, to proceed.
Moreover, paragraph 54 made inaccurate comparisons between articles 19 and 20, whose provisions were based on distinct mechanisms.
Apart from Security Council resolution 1540(2004), whose provisions are fully consistent with the obligations established under the CWC, the organization's role has also been clearly recognized in the United Nations Global Counter-Terrorism Strategy, adopted by the General Assembly in 2006 and reaffirmed recently in September 2008.
On the other hand, there were international treaties that had not been ratified, but whose provisions were incorporated in national legislation.
Paragraph 1 of the supplement provided by the delegation stated that Poland was bound by international agreements, whose provisions must be applied directly, without need to amend the relevant provisions of domestic legislation“if the norms of the international agreement are of self-executing character”.
The Russian Federation would soon complete the procedure initiated for its accession to the Protocol, whose provisions it had fully complied with from the time of its adoption.
JS7 also noted the adoption of the Electronic Communication Law, whose provisions gravely infringe on media independence and restrict personal freedom.
It was therefore regrettable that no consideration was being given to drafting a comprehensive national bill of rights whose provisions would take precedence over other legislation.
Her Government was also committed to the Madrid International Plan of Action on Ageing, whose provisions needed to be incorporated into national development plans.
The report of one NGO referred to a draft code of ethics for broadcasting bodies, under consideration in Parliament, whose provisions would seriously compromise freedom of the media.