Examples of using Implementation of that article in English and their translations into Spanish
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WIPO and its members should guarantee the full implementation of that article.
The effective implementation of that article was part of the solution to the problem.
Algeria deplores the lack of progress in the implementation of that article.
For years, the proper implementation of that article had been hostage to the political whims of providing countries that had failed to give due consideration to the negative effects of their decisions on the economic and technological development of other countries.
The Secretary-General had provided examples of the implementation of that Article in document A/50/361.
Given that fact,it was even more unsatisfactory that there should be only one paragraph in the current report regarding implementation of that article.
The proportion of States parties reporting partial implementation of that article rose from 12 per cent to 13 per cent see figure 11.
The technical cooperation programme of the International Atomic Energy Agency(IAEA)was the primary mechanism for implementation of that article.
Accordingly, the proportion of States parties reporting partial implementation of that article fell from 18 to 12 per cent see figure 11.
Algeria urges nuclear-weapon States, under the Treaty, to ensure the implementation of that article, in particular by avoiding nuclear cooperation with non-States parties to the Treaty.
Referring to article 6 of the Convention,members of the Committee indicated that insufficient detail had been given with respect to the implementation of that article.
Nuclear-weapon States parties to the Treaty have a special responsibility in the implementation of that article in order to achieve the universality of the Treaty.
In connection with article 4, she recalled that, according to the eighth periodic report of Chile,a bill had been submitted to Parliament on the implementation of that article.
While as at 30 November 2007 60 per cent of reporting States parties had reported full implementation of that article, by 31 October 2008 the rate of compliance had risen to 70 per cent.
Moreover, under the provisions of article 12 of the 1988 Convention,the Board reports annually to the Commission on Narcotic Drugs on the implementation of that article.
His delegation supported the implementation of article III. The future implementation of that article and the improvement of currently used procedures would further decrease the risk of the proliferation of nuclear weapons.
As at 31 October 2008, however,3 per cent of reporting States parties indicated no implementation of that article see figure 17.
Full implementation of that article was, however, held back until recently by lack of resources and the pay of workers in education relative to that of white-collar workers in industry has been regulated by special decree of the Supreme Council of the Belorusian Republic.
Concerning article 2 of the Convention, at its thirty-ninth session,the Committee had adopted its general comment 2 relating to the implementation of that article CAT/C/GC/2.
On repeated occasions andin various forums, Cuba has expressed its dissatisfaction with the lack of tangible progress in the implementation of that article, because it takes the view that the primary responsibility for compliance lies with nuclear-weapon States.
The report mentioned constitutional provisions in connection with article 5 of the Convention, butthe Committee needed to know if there was any further legislation ensuring implementation of that article.
Lastly, Mr. Garvalov and Ms. Sadiq Ali had agreed to act as coordinators on writing a revised and fuller text concerning article 7,in pursuance of the proposal to review the implementation of that article, agreed with the Sub-Commission on Prevention of Discrimination and Protection of Minorities at the previous session.
The other point concerned article 4 of the Convention and the claim that the existing constitutional safeguards anddomestic legislation were sufficient for a complete implementation of that article.
Concerning article 7 of the Convention,members of the Committee noted that the section of the report dealing with the implementation of that article did not contain sufficient information.
Mr. NOBEL(Country Rapporteur) said that the paragraphs must be kept separate, since paragraph 10 concerned Nepal's reservation concerning article 4,whereas paragraph 11 related to the implementation of that article.
Mr. BERTHET(Uruguay) said that article 3 had not been included in the periodic report under discussion because nothing had changed in respect of Uruguay's implementation of that article of the Covenant since the previous report.
Within this framework, indigenous peoples have participated in sessions of the Conference of the Parties to the Convention and in meetings of the Ad Hoc Open-ended Intersessional Working Group on Article 8(j) and Related Provisions of the Convention on Biological Diversity,which was established to advance a programme of work for implementation of that article.
The Group recalled that, in its General Recommendation III,the Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination called upon States parties to the Convention to include in their reports information about the implementation of that article.
However, before continuing his work, he would like to know what approach the Committee wished to adopt in formulating its general observation: should it be a general text on all the points the Committee considered important in regard to article 12 of the Covenant, or rather a compilation of the Committee's existing jurisprudence concerning the implementation of that article?