Examples of using Established in article in English and their translations into Arabic
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Eritrea remains committed to the delimitation/demarcation process established in article 4 of the Algiers Agreement, and to the boundary Award announced by the Commission on 13 April 2002.
persons to whom the source refers above have not had a fair and public hearing as established in article 14 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights.
accordance with indigenous peoples ' ownership rights as established in article 26(2) of the Declaration.
Implement the guarantee established in Article 46 of the Constitution, regarding freedom of belief and freedom of religious practice, in order to prevent in practice discriminations which affect this guarantee(Chile);
While the installation State is given the liberty to set a lower limit of liability, under the revised Vienna Convention it is under an obligation to make good the difference by ensuring the availability of the public funds up to the amount established in article V(1).
Eritrea wishes to reiterate that it remains committed to the delimitation/demarcation process established in article 4 of the Algiers Agreements, and to the boundary award announced by the Commission on 13 April 2002.
The inverse of the principle established in article 58(1) also applies: the buyer is not bound
It may be argued that, in the view of the drafters," adequate remuneration" envisaged in Article 10 is intended to compensate, at least partially, the loss of income resulting from restrictions established in Article 9 of the 1961 Convention.
This article shall apply to the offences covered by this Convention[offences established in article(s)…]. One delegation proposed that the scope of this article be limited to offences punishable by one year or more of imprisonment.
The link established in article 47 between countermeasures, cessation of the wrongful conduct and reparation is helpful, and overall the provisions on countermeasures seem to have had a beneficial effect in consolidating the law, as the Court showed in the Gabcikovo-Nagymaros case.
observations on Germany ' s fifth periodic report" amounts to a reservation that unduly infringes upon the very essence of the right established in article 26 of the Covenant and should be found inapplicable".
Each State Party shall consider necessary legislative measures, including extradition of its nationals, if the extradition is requested in respect of any offence established in article(s)___ [alternatively: any offence covered by this Convention].
As for the protection of the human rights of asylum seekers and non-refoulement, Luxembourg had ratified the 1951 Convention relating to the Status of Refugees and applied the principle of non-refoulement established in article 33.
The inalienable right of States to develop, research, produce and use nuclear energy for peaceful purposes without discrimination, as established in article IV of the NPT, must be fully respected.
Provisions established in article 3 of that law authorize the conduct of counter-terrorism operations without restrictions by ordinary legislation which would guarantee, for example, that searches, seizures and surveillance as well as arrest and detention require judicial authorization, and that detention is limited in accordance with specific legal criteria that regulate its duration.
Referring to the right to equal participation in cultural activities, established in article 5(e)(vi), and in particular to the mass media, it was asked whether there was any consultation with multiracial, integrationist associations to ascertain their views concerning representation in the media.
action could be initiated, according to the grounds established in article 2.
It was considered necessary to delimit the definition so as to properly capture the scope of application of the draft articles, as established in article 1, while not, for example, inadvertently also dealing with other serious events, such as political and economic crises, which may also undermine the functioning of society.
