Examples of using Explicit provision in English and their translations into Spanish
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Explicit provision should be made for that principle.
In this regard, there is no uniform criterion or explicit provision in law.
Congress passed an explicit provision guaranteeing U.S. military exemption.
Some bilateral cooperation agreements make no explicit provision for consultations.
It contains no explicit provision of gender equality or prohibition against gender discrimination.
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The Convention against Torture and Other Cruel, Inhuman or Degrading Treatment or Punishment, 1984,contains an explicit provision to this effect in Article 31.
Tunisian law contains no explicit provision regarding the legal position of confessions extracted under torture.
The former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia stated that its national legislation did not contain an explicit provision in line with article 3, subparagraph(b), of the Protocol.
A suggestion was made that an explicit provision to that effect be included in a revised version of the UNCITRAL Arbitration Rules.
On the contrary, all local administrative andlegal remedies should be exhausted before resorting to arbitration. Explicit provision should be made for that principle.
Protection will also be reinforced in criminal law: an explicit provision will henceforth make it possible to prosecute marriages contracted under constraint.
Please indicate what measures the State party is considering adopting in order to translate the existing presumption of the right to strike into an explicit provision of domestic law.
The reviewers favoured the inclusion of an explicit provision on this matter in the domestic legislation.
The Human Rights Committee has interpreted this provision as a prohibition of arbitrary expulsions notwithstanding the absence of any explicit provision to that effect.
The ILC position was that a human rights treaty must contain an explicit provision authorizing the monitoring body to decide on validity.
The underlying idea was sound: the subject matter of a treaty might indeed presuppose that it continued in operation in the event of armed conflict, even ifit did not contain an explicit provision to that effect.
In the Code of Civil Procedure,there is no explicit provision that restricts the admissibility of a statement which is deemed to have been made under torture.
In contrast to the provisions concerning racial discrimination,Liechtenstein criminal law does not contain an explicit provision concerning the prohibition of war propaganda.
One Government wished to have an explicit provision on irreversible harm, the compensatory obligation of the State causing the harm, the method of compensation and the designation of the competent authority for it.
In the penal system, corporal punishment as a criminal sentence is unlawful,and although there is no explicit provision, it is considered unlawful as a disciplinary measure in penal institutions.
An explicit provision on dual or multiple attribution should be included in the draft articles in order to avoid possible complications in the future with regard to the interpretation or implementation of the draft articles.
It has been pointed out during our discussions that such explicit provision might not be necessary, as it is covered in the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties.
Through the incorporation into Swedish law of the European Convention for the Protection of Human Rights andFundamental Freedoms there will be an explicit provision on the right to life see under art. 2, para. 3.
Ensure that the domestic legislation includes an explicit provision stipulating that MLA requests may not be refused on the sole ground the offence in question is also considered to involve fiscal matters;
In responding to that question, the Chair reviewed the requirements as set outin the Convention and pointed out that the information requirement in Annex I contained no explicit provision requiring the submission by the notifying country of the full risk evaluation.
According to the explicit provision of article 167, paragraph 1, of the Constitution, the Constitutional Court of the Republic of Serbia decides on the compatibility of laws and other general acts with the ratified international treaties.
In addition, the Committee regrets that the State party's legislation does not contain an explicit provision defining recruitment and use of children under 18 years in the national Armed Forces in war or peace time as a crime.
Despite the lack of an explicit provision to this end it would be appropriate for the Security Council to have the right to submit complaint to the Tribunal only when alleged crimes were committed in situations envisaged in Chapter VII of the Charter.
While noting that there are no armed groups in the State party,the Committee is concerned that there is no explicit provision criminalizing the recruitment of children by armed groups that are distinct from the armed forces of the State.
With respect to the implementation of the Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women,the current Constitution does not contain any explicit provision that settles the question of whether national or international provisions take precedence.