Examples of using Obliged to implement in English and their translations into Spanish
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States are obliged to implement human rights standards.
This would therefore mean that Yugoslavia would no longer be obliged to implement the provisions of the Convention.
Kuwait is obliged to implement VAT by the end of 2018.
Parliament and Congress had the responsibility for achieving compliance and were obliged to implement the Convention.
All Member States are obliged to implement coercive measures.
Pakistan, on behalf of the OIC, stated that the way forward had to mean tangible action,adding that the Committee was obliged to implement its mandate.
At the same time,UNIDO is obliged to implement all changes in full.
So we are obliged to implement this next season because it will not be fair to have started one season with one amount and then to continue with another amount.
It is clear that Greece is not obliged to implement recessionary measures,” he said.
The contract will stipulate, in addition,the security measures to which refers to article 9 of this Law that the person in charge of the treatment is obliged to implement.
Slovakia was also obliged to implement relevant European Union directives.
The tribunal sits, however, in camera, andthe President is not obliged to implement its recommendations, made confidentially.
EU-Member States are obliged to implement the amended EU-Money-laundering Directive(91/308/EWG) until summer 2003.
Rejecting Binding Rulings by the Inter-American Court The Supreme Court has repeatedly ruled that the Venezuelan government is not obliged to implement binding decisions of the region's most authoritative human rights body, the Inter-American Court of Human Rights.
The Government is not obliged to implement the Commission's recommendations but if it accepts the report, it automatically commits itself to enforcing them.
Although all government agencies were obliged to implement the Convention, private initiatives were also needed.
The courts are obliged to implement the law of the Republic, together with the local by-laws which must not contradict it and are under the control of the Constitutional Court.
The school is likewise obliged to implement preventive tasks related to. .
India is obliged to implement those resolutions, and we call upon India once again to live up to its obligations under the United Nations Charter to implement those resolutions.
This signifies that Egyptian courts are obliged to implement the provisions of the Convention as domestic legislation.
Social welfare homes are obliged to implement these standards, while the Ministry of Social Policy and Youth provides professional assistance in their implementation, as well monitoring of it.
The Secretary-General is obliged to implement those provisions, irrespective of the ensuing difficulties.
All States are obliged to implement the sanctions measures contained in resolution 1390(2002) and, to that effect, paragraph 8 of the resolution called on them to amend their national laws accordingly.
Local public administration authorities are obliged to implement a separate collection system for a minimum of four fractions: paper, plastics, metals, and glass 1.
Member States were obliged to implement the prohibition by February 15, 2004 and apply the measures from August 15, 2004.
All prison administrations are, however, obliged to implement measures to ensure that vulnerable groups are not exposed to harm in any way.
In many cases, suppliers are obliged to implement quality management strategies and to become certified by Good Manufacturing Practice(GMP) or ISO standards.
Bodies conducting criminal proceedings are obliged to implement all the measures provided for by the Code aimed at the restoration of the rights of an acquitted person.
Online sellers should be obliged to implement the decisions, and should have the right to bring claims against non-paying buyers;
Reviewed States should be legally obliged to implement the recommendations and action plans mentioned in the report and should prepare progress reports to be sent to the Secretariat.