Examples of using Amendment to article in English and their translations into Spanish
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Amendment to article 8 of the Convention.
In conclusion, Osinfor disagrees with the amendment to Article 6 of DI 1085.
Amendment to article 1 of the company statutes.
This recommendation came to fruition in an amendment to article 212 of the Constitution in 2001.
Amendment to Article XII(c)(ii) of the ITSO Agreement.
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List of States Parties that have acceded to all the CCW Protocols and the amendment to Article 1 of the Convention.
Amendment to article 26 of the Land tenure regime.
The Meeting welcomed the accession of Iraq to the Convention, the amendment to Article 1, and all of the Protocols.
Proposed amendment to article 215 of the Federal Criminal Code 105- 113 19.
Accession to the Optional Protocol to the Convention and the amendment to article 20, paragraph 1, of the Convention are under consideration.
Amendment to article 7 of Act No. 8347, the National Music Centre Act.
In the context of the policies aimed at containing this phenomenon, an amendment to article 332 of the Criminal Code was adopted in 2003 to criminalize illicit association.
Amendment to article 50 of the Constitution to make drinking water a human right.
At the beginning of the year,the Parliament of Ukraine had accepted an amendment to article 8 of the Convention approved by the Fourteenth Meeting of States Parties and by the General Assembly in resolution 47/78.
Amendment to article 12 of the Children and Adolescents Code, Act No. 7739 of 6 January 1998.
Further recalls that the entry into force of the amendments contained in paragraph 5 of the amendment to Article 33 has no implications for the Organization and its Members, as explained in the document A/22/10(III)(g); and.
Amendment to article 20, paragraph 1 of the Convention was accepted on 12 November 2001.
Croatia was one of the first member States to sign andratify the model additional protocol, the amendment to article VI of the IAEA Statute and the amendment to the Convention on the Physical Protection of Nuclear Material.
An amendment to article 43, paragraph 2, of the United Nations Convention on the Right of the Child.
An amendment to article 197a of the Criminal Code increased the maximum sentence from one to four years.
In 2006 an amendment to article 18 of the Constitution entered into force under which a special justice system for juveniles was established.
Amendment to article 270 bis of the Criminal Code, Act No. 4573 of 4 March 1970 to penalize biomedical experiments on human beings.
The amendment to article 1 of the Penal Code enables a domestic judge to implement Argentine criminal law as provided under international agreements.
In July 2010, an amendment to article 17 of the Constitution was passed which establishes that collective legal action may be taken to demand rights to which a group of persons are entitled.
On 14 June 2002, an amendment to article 113 of the Constitution, which entered into force on 1 January 2004, was published in the Diario Oficial de la Federación.
An amendment to article 4 of the Constitution entered into force in February 2012 which establishes the right to a healthy environment and the responsibility to prevent environmental harm and deterioration.
Amendment to Article 37 of the Statutes adopted by the General Assembly at its fourth session, Rome, September 1981[resolution 93(IV)], establishing the Government of Spain as Depositary of the Statutes instead of the Government of Switzerland.
Any amendment to article 5 of this Statute shall enter into force for those States Parties which have accepted the amendment one year after the deposit of their instruments of ratification or acceptance.
The Committee noted the amendment to article 67(15) of the National Constitution of 11 August 1994, which recognizes the ethnic and cultural pre-existence and other rights of the indigenous peoples of Argentina.
In addition, under an amendment to article 86 of the Penal Code, which was adopted to combat crimes of terrorism and under the Emergency Act, some cases of terrorism had been referred to the military courts.