Exemples d'utilisation de Measures whose en Anglais et leurs traductions en Français
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applying laws and measures whose extraterritorial effects affect the sovereignty of other States,
applying laws and measures whose extraterritorial effects affect the sovereignty of other States
application by States Members of the United Nations of laws and measures whose extraterritorial effects affect the sovereignty of other States,
applying laws and measures whose extraterritorial effects affect the sovereignty of other States
The SPS Agreement covers all measures whose purpose is to protect human
her delegation could not accept measures whose implementation would cause the budgetary ceiling imposed by the General Assembly for the current biennium to be exceeded.
applied any laws or measures whose extraterritorial effects would affect the sovereignty of the Cuban State
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she recommended that a study should be made of the effectiveness of such measures, whose results should be evaluated as a means of combating violations of the rights of children.
However, the measure, whose application has repeatedly been suspended
enforce any law, regulation or measure whose extraterritorial effects jeopardize the sovereignty of another Member State, since every nation has the sovereign right to participate freely in the international financial and commercial systems.
The plan set out 12 practical and achievable measures whose implementation had already begun.
It would also express concern at other measures whose objective is to promote new settlements.
Only the United Sates provided a detailed overview of relevant measures whose effectiveness was substantiated by a number of examples of case law.
Globalization must therefore be accompanied by social and environmental measures whose very nature will ensure the continued existence of our common heritage.
regulators have introduced a set of compulsory coherent measures whose implementation has been entrusted to a powerful authority.
The Falkland Islands in fact have a formidable range of legislative and other measures whose purpose is to prevent or eliminate racial discrimination.
A focus on measures whose effect is to modify the conditions of competition has increasingly played a role in shaping the multilateral trading system.
Artificial or imposed measures whose goal is to reduce Israel's capacity to defend itself cannot help in establishing trust,