Examples of using Defined under article in English and their translations into Spanish
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Kenya proposed that the term"statelessness" be clearly defined under article 2.
Discrimination is adequately defined under article 13 of the Constitution. This description is consistent with the Convention definition.
Free Account Special Terms and Conditions of Use are defined under Article 3.1.
He mentioned in particular the offences defined under article 82A, B, C and D, article 83B, article 139A and article 222A of the Criminal Code.
Premium Account Special Terms and Conditions of Use are defined under Article 3.2.
The concept of citizenship, defined under article 66 of the Constitution, was based on the grounds of legal bonds without any reference to ethnic, linguistic or religious origin.
The criminal offence of"cohabitating with a minor" is defined under article 190, paragraphs 1 and 2.
It was said that a third person could submit itself to the jurisdiction of a tribunal when it was accepted as a"third person" as defined under article 5.
The civil rights andduties of the tutor(guardian) are defined under articles 71-73 of the Civil Code.
The scope of the Convention is clearly defined under Article I, which applies to all scientific and technological developments in the life sciences and in other fields of science relevant to the Convention, as reaffirmed by the Seventh Review Conference.
For the purposes of the Convention,"hazardous wastes" are defined under article 1, paragraph 1, as.
Concerning the grounds for refusing enforcement defined under article V of the New York Convention, the question arises of how States interpret the term"public policy" referred to under article V(2)(b) of the New York Convention;
Such authorization shall not be required for the establishment of special groups as defined under Article 13.
If the abduction takes place with the use of coercion or deception orwith any of the aggravating circumstances defined under article 421, the penalty shall be rigorous imprisonment if the victim is female and up to 15 years' rigorous imprisonment if the victim is male.
The practice and decisions of courts and other judicial andadministrative organs relating to cases of racial discrimination, as defined under article 1 of the Convention;
In particular, the Committee is concerned that"mental torture" as per the Convention's definition is not clearly defined under articles 195 and 196 of the Penal Code and penalties for related acts, such as intimidation, are inadequate.
For measures and tasks to be undertaken by authorised customs officers,necessary assumptions need to exist as to a suspected commission of a criminal act as defined under Articles 272a, 272b, and 272c.
Accordingly, it was agreed that the first sentenceshould read along the following lines:"In order to provide certainty as to the legal effect resulting from the use of an electronic signature as defined under article 2, paragraph 3, expressly establishes the legal effects that would result from the conjunction of certain technical characteristics of an electronic signature.
It submits that even if the document is genuine, there is no evidence that the injury to the complainant's finger was intentional or aimed at obtaining information about Tien Tao practitioners northat the injury was due to torture, as defined under article 1 of the Convention.
CAT noted with concern that a definition of torture, as provided by article 1 of the Convention, was not included in the Penal Code, andthat in particular"mental torture" within the meaning of the Convention's definition is not clearly defined under articles 195 and 196 of the Penal Code and also that penalties for related acts, such as intimidation, are inadequate.
While taking note of the explanations given by the State party delegation that discrimination is illegal under article 240 of the new Penal Code, the Committee is nonetheless concerned that the definition of torture contained in article 243 of the Penal Code does not include discrimination among the motives for acts of torture and,consequently, does not appear to cover every possible motive for torture as defined under article 1 of the Convention.
Concludes with one ormore persons an agreement with a view to committing serious offences as defined under article 3 of this Convention; or.
Information on the practice and decisions of the courts and other judicial andadministrative organs relating to cases of racial discrimination as defined under article 1 of the Convention.
The Members of the Commission shall be those Member Nations of the Organization that constitute the Region defined under Article III that accept the Agreement.
Jurisdiction over crimes committed in the territory of several States parties to the Convention is defined under article 77 of the Convention.
By virtue of legislative amendments dated 6 June 2003,trafficking in persons was a criminal offence. It was defined under article 143 of the Criminal Code.
The Committee is concerned about restrictions on the press,particularly with regard to seditious intent, as defined under article 47 of the Criminal Code.
It does not take actions to eliminate and prevent prohibited discrimination based on gender in employment andlabor relations, as defined under Articles 7 and 8 of this Law;
Chapter II of the Special Rapporteur's fifth report dealt with the consequences of the so-called international"crimes" of States, as defined under article 19 of part one of the draft articles. .