Exemples d'utilisation de Existing instruments en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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instead urged for enhanced implementation of existing instruments, as well as greater cooperation
The text also analyzes in detail the content of existing instruments and presents specific examples of jurisprudence that plead in favor of a recognition of the right to land,
Any delays in the ratification of existing instruments are attributable to the sheer volume of legislation that our Parliament has had to address,
the number of which is increasing in the world where the provisions of the existing instruments are temporarily suspended,
The SC further recommends that the Experts' Group study existing instruments and current practice,
Thus, the existing instruments such as the Treaty on the Non-Proliferation of Nuclear Weapons
There are still problems with the implementation of existing instruments, arising in particular from the insufficient application at local level of the Act of 5 July 2000 on the reception
do you see a need to complete the existing instruments to improve their reactivity and flexibility?
They are based on an exhaustive analysis of existing instruments and best practices.
but regrets that the existing instruments and structures have not been fully explored
A comprehensive counter-terrorism convention was needed to provide a juridical framework for the application of the existing instruments and to come to grips with a phenomenon that so far had eluded definition.
reminded every State of its duty to ratify the existing instruments, and of its specific responsibility to ensure effective application of the provisions adopted.
it was stressed by those delegations that the implementation of existing instruments and the identification of implementation gaps was an equally important part of the process.
interpretation and harmonization of existing instruments.
how would it interact with existing instruments, such as article 8(j) of the Convention on Biological Diversity?
I believe that at this moment in time it is less urgent to define new rights than to persuade States to adopt existing instruments and apply them effectively!
countries with economies in transition to enable them to maintain existing instruments and networks, acquire new observational capabilities
Such an arms trade treaty should be based on existing instruments in this area, which reflect States' growing concern about the implications and the negative impact of the illegal arms trade.
Second, they should strengthen existing instruments in the field of arms control
The following section seeks to highlight ways in which the United Nations is using its existing instruments, honing new ones