Examples of using Chapter concerning in English and their translations into Spanish
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In the chapter concerning political rights and obligations.
A number of delegations also commented on orposed questions on specific information contained in the chapter concerning programmes in their country.
A decision will have to be taken on the placement of the chapter concerning responsibility of a State in connection with the act of an international organization.
In the chapter concerning displaced persons, the Commission noted that the Guiding Principles serve as the most comprehensive statement of the norms applicable to the internally displaced.
After having carried out all the operations described in the chapter concerning cleaning up after work, make sure that the system is not pressurised.
The chapter concerning technical cooperation documented continuing ILO cooperation in a number of areas such as employment generation, institution-building and private sector development.
Enforcement issues are discussed throughout the report and, in particular, in a chapter concerning administration, enforcement, consultation and coordination.
Section D.2 of this chapter, concerning the indivisible and interdependent character of human rights, showed to what extent the denial of one right could affect the exercise of other rights.
The meeting considered the item on the Secretary-General's report,"An Agenda for Peace",in particular the chapter concerning cooperation with regional arrangements and organizations.
As mentioned in the chapter concerning provisions of penal legislation inconsistent with the international instruments to which the Sudan is a party, the Special Rapporteur is not aware of any change in this regard.
There appears to be less need for an analogous"without prejudice" provision in a chapter concerning responsibility of States which is included in a draft on responsibility of international organizations.
This confirms that it would be preferable to include international organizations among the entities whose right to take"lawful measures" is not regarded as prejudiced by the chapter concerning countermeasures.
To consider the inclusion in the Manual on Human Rights Reporting of a chapter concerning the mechanism established within the framework of the Convention on the Rights of the Child;
As mentioned in the chapter concerning the mandate(s) of UNCTAD, its work is divided in the so-called"three pillars", namely:(a) intergovernmental machinery and consensus-building;(b) research and analysis; and(c) technical cooperation.
The Government of Mexico reported that its next periodic report under CERD will contain a chapter concerning actions taken to combat disability-based discrimination.
What is said in the chapter concerning breakfast and the afternoon snack(chapter 2), whose purpose is precisely to teach pupils to eat in a civilised manner:“They should be made to understand that the reason they are required to eat at school is so that they can be taught to eat with propriety, decorum and politely” Cf. p.
The last paragraph of Chapter 34(a),Section 5 of the Finnish Penal Code suggests that there may be instances in which the application of the first three paragraphs of that Chapter, concerning the financing of terrorism, could be suspended.
Article 47 of the CRM, as referenced andfully transcribed in the chapter concerning the right to a family, stipulates the right of children to protection and care necessary to ensure their welfare.
Before introducing his sixth report, the Special Rapporteur indicated that his seventh report would address certain outstanding issues such as the final provisions of the draft articles and the place of the chapter concerning the responsibility of a State in connection with the act of an international organization.
The Penal Code that came into force on 1 March 1994 introduced a chapter concerning interference with a minor and his family, in which there is a section dealing with the endangerment of minors.
The spouse, children and ascendants who are dependent on a recipient of a disability pension shall be entitled to a reversionary disability pension granted under the same conditions as the pensions for dependants under retirement insurance(art. 40)see chapter concerning the retirement pension.
Recalling further its resolution 1995/40 of 25 August 1995, in which it expressed its deep appreciation to the Special Rapporteur for her excellent report on the protection of the heritage of indigenous people(E/CN.4/Sub.2/1995/26) and the draft principles and guidelines annexed thereto, andrequested her to prepare a supplementary report including a chapter concerning relevant activities undertaken in other forums, and to submit it to the Sub-Commission at its forty-eighth session.
If the investigating judge considers that the facts constitute an offence classed as a crime by law, he shall order the file of the proceedings andthe evidence to be transmitted without delay by the public prosecutor to the Principal State Prosecutor at the Court for examination as set out in the chapter concerning the Indictments Chamber.
Chapters concerning their proper use, 1st Corinthians 12-14.
Our focus is on the chapters concerning the Native-Brazilian and Quilomboa Education and ethnic-racial relations.
This chapter concerns only those types of insurance which the parties may wish expressly to require in the works contract.
It was felt that such a location was more appropriate since the chapter concerned the normal method for procurement of services.
This Law consists of six chapters concerning the definition, mission, rights and limitation of the press, the qualifications of the applicant, the stages of issuing of a publication license and press offence.
The chapters concerning the learning of reading and writing contain whole pages dealing with the posture to be adopted, the correct position of the body, the correct way of holding the pen.
There was also a suggestion to extend article 36(b) to cover reparation within the meaning of article 37 orto reformulate it as a general provision for the chapter concerned.