Examples of using A prerogative in English and their translations into Arabic
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Thirdly, in order to ensure respect for the basic principle of law that a court must be impartial and independent, prosecutions should not be subordinated to a prerogative conferred on the Security Council to prevent or delay prosecutions when
That exercise was a prerogative of Member States.
The legal arms trade is a prerogative of sovereignty.
Specific decisions in this regard were a prerogative of national Governments;
For the Conference concluding agreements is a prerogative, but negotiating is a duty.
It was a prerogative of the States concerned to establish their nationality laws.
Initiation of the repatriation process of military contingent members is a prerogative of the respective contingent commanders.
He asserted that the collection of customs duties was a prerogative each side exercised at the present time.
However, the Constitution establishes a prerogative of mercy by the President(Section 175(1)(a)).
His delegation endorsed the view that diplomatic protection was a prerogative of the State as a subject of international law.
As it was a prerogative of the plenary, the Minister asked that this fact be reflected in the report.
Identification is a prerogative of the United Nations which is exercised by the Identification Commission under the authority of the Secretary-General.
The adoption of a system of mandatory sanctions against States that breach international legality is also a prerogative of the Security Council.
any adjustments thereto, is a prerogative of the Member States.
The alternative of surrendering the accused to an international tribunal was a limitation on a prerogative of a State to extradite or prosecute.
the determination of the permissibility of reservations was a prerogative of States.
The equality of opportunity for development is a prerogative of all nations, rich and poor, and of individuals who make up these nations.
Furthermore, since the United Nations was an intergovernmental organization, the creation of new structures and institutions was a prerogative of its Member States.
It is only a prerogative for the regional groups to determine whether they wish to renew membership of nay State party in the Council.
It is clear from the requirement for a prior judicial determination that this right cannot be withdrawn by the mere exercise of a prerogative.