Examples of using Embodied in article in English and their translations into Arabic
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The report focuses on the 13 practical steps of the 2000 Final Document, which is the most recent elaboration of the obligations embodied in article VI and the" Principles and Objectives".
However, active bribery, including the" promise" or" offer", is covered under articles 212, 210 and 211 of the RPC, and under the legal principle of" inducement" embodied in article 17(2) of the RPC.
It also marks a significant advance in the international protection of human rights and an improvement in the positive sense of the principle embodied in article 15 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.
The Human Rights Committee has interpreted the right to life as embodied in article 6 of the International Covenant of Civil and Political Rights to contain the obligation for States to adopt positive measures to ensure the enjoyment of this right.
The Committee should consider the object and purpose of the rights embodied in article 25 and whether it was fair to deprive nationals of the right to participate in public affairs which affected their lives.
And institutional problems have been evoked more or less explicitly- although rather vaguely- in the course of last year ' s debate and not only by members favouring the distinction embodied in article 19.
Lastly, she asked what training was given to the judiciary on traditional, historical, cultural or religious attitudes that might give rise to gender-based discrimination in enforcing the rights embodied in article 14 of the Covenant.
Notwithstanding that an institution might have its own rules on fees, it is recommended that the institution acting as appointing authority, should follow the rules embodied in article 41.
On the other hand, changing practices in the use of electronic signatures required a flexible criterion, such as embodied in article 7(1)(b) of the Model Law, more than an all-purpose test of reliability along the lines of draft article 6(1).
South Africa remained committed to the spirit and vision embodied in article 13 of the Proclamation of Teheran concerning economic, social and cultural rights and the role of sound and effective national and international economic and social development policies.
We reaffirm our support for the IAEA in its mission to promote and facilitate the development of nuclear technology for peaceful uses, as embodied in article II of its statute.
It is further submitted that" it is very significant that the existence of the discretion embodied in article 6, in relation to the death penalty, enables the contracting parties to honour both their own domestic constitutions and their international obligations without violating their obligations under the bilateral Extradition Treaty".
The view was expressed that the principle embodied in article I of the Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies, ensured the free exploration and use of outer space by all States,
The principle of self-determination, embodied in Article 1 of the Charter, had been reaffirmed in the 1960 Declaration on the Granting of Independence to Colonial Countries and Peoples, which characterized the domination and exploitation of peoples as a flagrant violation of fundamental human rights, and in resolution 1541(XV), which established the political framework that colonial Territories could adopt.
it was important to preserve the principle embodied in article IV of the Treaty on Principles Governing the Activities of States in the Exploration and Use of Outer Space, including the Moon and Other Celestial Bodies.
Consistent with the earlier deliberations of the Working Group(see above, para. 2), it does not attempt to achieve any substantial unification of the existing rules of domestic law regarding that issue. Instead, it restates in the context of incorporation by reference the general principle of non-discrimination embodied in article 5 of the Model Law.
Mindful as it is of the primary necessity of interpreting an instrument in accordance with the intentions of the parties at the time of its conclusion, the Court is bound to take into account the fact that the concepts embodied in article 22 of the Covenant… were not static, but were by definition evolutionary, as also, therefore, was the concept of the sacred‘trust'.
Concerning the legal framework for the protection of religious freedom in Greece, the Special Rapporteur considers that the concept of" known religion", embodied in article 13 of the Constitution," would appear to contravene the 1981 Declaration" on religious intolerance. This concern would seem to be unjustified.