Examples of using An explicit reference in English and their translations into Arabic
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delegations encouraged UNICEF to make clear that it followed the human rights-based approach to development and include an explicit reference to the United Nations Evaluation Group ' s guidelines on the integration of human rights and gender equality in evaluation.
Joseph Ingram, the former World Bank Special Representative to the United Nations and the World Trade Organization, further stated that monitoring and accountability cannot be achieved without an explicit reference to the principle of progressive realization, which is currently missing in the draft guiding principles.
On 5 August 2002, the council considered the petition and unanimously voted,“having considered the factual circumstances”, to cancel the earlier resolution by means of a second resolution which included an explicit reference to the petition.
If this proposal was made in all earnestness and with the approval of those who oppose discussion of the stockpiles issue, then my delegation fails to understand why an explicit reference could not be made in the mandate.
Other delegations had expressed the view that an explicit reference to profit was unnecessary
Moreover, one of the e-mails sent by the party opposing the enforcement contained an explicit reference to arbitration, and therefore it could not be claimed that a submission to arbitration clause did not exist or was not known about.
It considered, however, that in the absence of an explicit reference on the front side of the form to the sales conditions indicated on the reverse side, the seller could not be deemed to have accepted those conditions.
It was said that States would have knowledge of the existence of new rules on transparency, and the lack of an explicit reference to them in an investment treaty should be interpreted as an agreement not to apply such rules.
Often national treatment provisions contain an explicit reference in this respect by limiting their application to investments that are" in the same circumstances" or" in like situations", thus mitigating some of the most sweeping effects of the application of the standard.
Another representative lamented the absence of an explicit reference to common but differentiated responsibilities but said that he
The view was also expressed that there should have been an explicit reference in paragraph 15.4 to coordination with the United Nations funds and programmes and the Bretton Woods institutions.
After several changes to the article on restoration in 2006 and 2008, an explicit reference to a right to restore, similar to the one in article 23 for validation, appeared to have been eliminated.
The same articles should contain an explicit reference to both public and private sector activities, even though only States would be accountable for their compliance with the draft articles.
Nevertheless, the Committee regrets the lack of an explicit reference in the State party ' s legislation to the possibility of extradition of persons who committed offences addressed in the Optional Protocol and that extradition is subject to the criterion of double criminality.
The revision process provided an opportunity to include in the Standard Minimum Rules an explicit reference to preventing discrimination of any kind, thereby clearly establishing the need to specifically prohibit such discriminatory treatment.
avoid any uncertainty as to whether the draft Convention as a whole applies to them article 2 contains an explicit reference to such assignments.
Whether or not that agreement holds-- we all accept that it is part of the package-- is a different issue, but the paragraph which was agreed by my delegation and a number of others included an explicit reference to 2006.
Nevertheless, it had been our hope that the resolution could have included an explicit reference to Israel '
In our 1995 blueprint for foreign policy, known as“Canada in the World”, we give priority in our official development assistance to human rights, democracy and good governance, including an explicit reference to the rights of children as an integral part of that priority.
Fourthly and finally, the European Union is of the opinion that the text as adopted remains unbalanced-- I am referring here to operative paragraph 12-- with most of the emphasis on nuclear disarmament; non-proliferation is mentioned only in passing, without an explicit reference to Security Council resolution 1540(2004).