Examples of using By virtue of their functions in English and their translations into Arabic
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The Secretary-General takes this opportunity to recall that, under established international practice, only Heads of State, Heads of Government or Ministers for Foreign Affairs are empowered, by virtue of their functions, to sign treaties on behalf of States without having to produce full powers to that effect. Other representatives of States wishing to sign the Protocol must be in possession of appropriate full powers emanating from one of these authorities.
Sometimes, the personal jurisdiction of military tribunals extends to include civilians who are assimilated to military personnel by virtue of their function and/or geographical presence or the nature of the alleged offence.
This is a social task that schools, by virtue of their function in society, cannot avoid and to which they must apply themselves,
The two student officers being trained in Thies will, upon their return to Côte d ' Ivoire in July 2006, play a dynamic role, by virtue of their management functions, in the restructuring of the defence and the security forces provided for under the Linas-Marcoussis Agreement.
Application of the law of the location of the asset is problematic in the case of security rights in mobile goods, that is, goods that by virtue of their normal function as means of transport
As the International Court of Justice recently observed in accordance with its consistent jurisprudence," it is a well-established rule of international law that the Head of State, the Head of Government and the Minister for Foreign Affairs are deemed to represent the State merely by virtue of exercising their functions, including for the performance, on behalf of the said State, of unilateral acts having the force of international commitments".
(1) Draft guideline 2.1.3 defines the persons and organs which are authorized, by virtue of their functions, to formulate a reservation on behalf of a State or an international organization.
file entrusted to them by virtue of their functions, which document, record or file is intended
Heads of Government or Ministers for Foreign Affairs are empowered, by virtue of their functions, to sign treaties on behalf of States without having to produce full powers to that effect.
only Heads of State, Heads of Government or Ministers for Foreign Affairs are empowered, by virtue of their functions, to sign treaties on behalf of States without having to produce full powers to that effect.
Under international law, only these three categories of officials are considered to be representatives of the State in international relations by virtue of their functions and consequently of their posts.
Draft guideline 2.1.3," Formulation of a reservation at the international level", defined the persons and organs authorized, by virtue of their functions, to formulate a reservation on behalf of a State or an international organization.
only Heads of State, Heads of Government or Ministers for Foreign Affairs are empowered, by virtue of their functions, to sign treaties on behalf of States without having to produce full powers to that effect.
As will be discussed in detail in part two, from international practice it can be inferred that, in addition to persons representing the State at the highest level, there are others who, by virtue of their functions and in a specific context,
record or file entrusted to them by virtue of their functions, which document, record or file is intended
Heads of Government or Ministers for Foreign Affairs are empowered, by virtue of their functions, to sign a treaty on behalf of a State without having to produce full powers to that effect.
file entrusted to them by virtue of their functions, which document, record or file is intended
Ministers for Foreign Affairs are empowered by virtue of their functions, to sign a treaty on behalf of a State without having to produce full powers to that effect.
file entrusted to them by virtue of their functions, which document, record or file is intended
record or file entrusted to them by virtue of their functions, which document, record or file is intended