Examples of using Be codified in English and their translations into Arabic
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Although Chile believed that the articles should be codified in an international convention, it did not deny the value of other sources of international law, including custom.
In informal consultations, citing the importance of upholding the draft rules of procedure for the legitimacy of the process, three parties called for a draft decision, which one group opposed, saying that the dialogue was useful but should not be codified.
That approach would have the advantage of ensuring that rules relating to physical persons could be codified unhampered by disputes over protection for companies and associations, which might hold up all the work relating to diplomatic protection.
federal law officially prohibited that these practices be codified in laws.
security assurances for non-nuclear-weapon States against the use or threat of use of nuclear weapons should be codified in a universal, legally binding instrument.
In 1998 Argentina stated that" the taking of countermeasures should not be codified as a right normally protected by the international legal order, but as an act merely tolerated by the contemporary law of nations" in exceptional cases.
In the meantime, the progress made thus far in respect of the Council ' s working methods should be codified-- as suggested by the Secretary-General-- to ensure that the agreements reached on these issues remain a permanent feature of the Council.
Guarantees of security for victims, monitors and individuals reporting cases and information should be codified and jointly signed by the United Nations country team and the Government of Myanmar.
The second main issue was that, if the General Assembly decided to undertake negotiations on a convention, both the articles on prevention and the principles on the allocation of loss should be codified in a single legal instrument, in order to avoid a differentiation between the final form of the work on the two aspects.
The United Kingdom has derived tremendous benefits from the Human Rights Act but was keen to encourage discussion about how responsibilities in the exercise of individual rights might be articulated in a new bill; and how rights existing already, for example, in common law, might be codified.
He added that in order to prevent dilemmas such as that suffered by Hassam, it was imperative that Muslim law- which gives effect to the provisions of the Koran- be codified in South Africa… Hassam ' s victory was significant because
Unfortunately, a form of impunity is codified in Cambodian law.
Its rules have been codified so as to deal with the particular problems raised by armed conflicts.
Globalization must be codified, and the multilateral trade system must be fair and equitable for all.
For these guarantees to be credible they must be codified in a legally binding instrument.
The question was whether that principle accurately reflected customary law and whether it should be codified.
(g) Role of the Bureau(may have to be codified in rules of procedure).
There were two rights in particular which ought to be codified and progressively developed in that connection.
These attributes should be codified as a" 0/1" indicator that could be combined with others.
Although the subject was a complex one, that did not mean that it could not be codified.