Exemples d'utilisation de As an aspect en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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is the right to call expert witnesses or evidence as an aspect of the overall right to call
Commission on Human and Peoples' Rights as an aspect of the right to an effective remedy for a violation of the African Convention.
with access treated as an aspect of equity.
Despite concerns expressed in the past by the Committee Against Torture where states have not included the“public official” requirement as an aspect of the definition.
sport as an aspect of culture and as a vehicle in the service of humanitarian ideals.
inserted in the act, defines respect for human dignity as an aspect in internal audits of penitentiaries.
The Transcendental Meditation technique has been described as both religious and non-religious, as an aspect of a new religious movement,
As an aspect of UNDP support to good governance,
As an aspect of the modality of implementation in domestic law,
It is alarming to note that vagrancy as an aspect of economic exploitation in Bosnia and Herzegovina is not tending to decrease in comparison with the previous period.
The Special Rapporteur was correct to view the topic essentially as an aspect of the law of treaties,
It is not so much a question of an essential flaw in international law as an aspect of its nature, which guides it in its entirety towards an ongoing negotiation that can be rationalized
UNECE Committee on Sustainable Energy, requested the secretariat to introduce energy security as an aspect of Sustainable Energy Strategies for the Twenty-First Century providing for.
pay greater attention to decent incomes as an aspect of the global value creation chain.
e.g. by incorporating the standard of compliance with internal law as the applicable international standard or as an aspect of it.
on violence against women, its causes and consequences states that"corruption as an aspect of trafficking is reportedly a problem at many levels.
application of peremptory norms, restitution may be required as an aspect of compliance with the primary obligation.
148.1.20 of the Constitution, which includes"social assistance" as an aspect of the right to equal opportunities.
The reference to"conflict rules" was intended to be understood as meaning that hierarchy should be treated as an aspect of legal reasoning within which it was common to use such techniques to set aside less important norms by reference to more important ones.