Examples of using Expressly provided in English and their translations into Arabic
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This issue was expressly dealt with by the 1964 Hague Convention relating to a Uniform Law on the Formation of Contracts for the International Sale of Goods, which contained a provision, article 4, that expressly provided the parties with the possibility of" opting in".
new Article 103a is added according to which the right to remain silent and not to incriminate oneself, with which expressly provided that the suspect and the accused enjoyed the right to silence and against self-incrimination.
the contracting authority should only be authorized to resort to direct negotiations when such a possibility was expressly provided for in the original request for proposals. 2.
Third, countermeasures taken by an international organization against one of its members for the breach of an obligation arising as a consequence of membership was not wrongful if the rules of the organization expressly provided for such countermeasures.
He did not agree with the members of the Commission who had considered that a territorial reservation could be formulated only if expressly provided for in the treaty to which it related.
However it is also important to recall that the definitions of the terms contained in the Convention will also apply to the Protocol, unless expressly provided otherwise in the Protocol(Article 2 paragraph 1 Protocol).
Section 5 of the Constitution expressly declares that no law may abrogate, abridge or infringe or authorize the abrogation, abridgement or infringement of any fundamental human right recognized and declared in the Constitution, except where expressly provided for, such as.
In the case of all other offences committed in a foreign country by a foreign national, the offender shall, save as otherwise expressly provided, failing extradition, be prosecuted and tried only if the offence is punishable under Ethiopian law with death or with rigorous imprisonment for not less than ten years.".
This would clearly be the case if a treaty expressly provided for the intervention of a jurisdictional body to settle a dispute regarding the permissibility of reservations, but no reservation clause of this type seems to exist, even though the question easily lends itself to a jurisdictional determination.
Another reason was that draft article 7 was not indispensable for the protection of the rights of the claimant because draft article 10 expressly provided for the possibility of a party initiating arbitral or judicial proceedings where," in its opinion, such proceedings were necessary for preserving its rights".
Accordingly, the wording of draft article 7, which addressed only the case of treaties that expressly provided for continued operation in situations of armed conflict, should be modified to convey the idea that any treaty provisions must be regarded as decisive, whether they provided for the treaty to continue in operation
The delegation added that section 15 of the Penal Code expressly provided that a person below the age of 7 was not criminally liable,
UNCC has stated that the audit approved by its Governing Council reflected what it believed was required for OIOS to conduct its audits in accordance with the memorandum of understanding entered into between the Commission and OIOS, which expressly provided that, with particular reference to its audit of claims processing, OIOS would take into consideration the legal opinion of the Office of Legal Affairs, which forms an annex to the memorandum of understanding(UNCC memo of 18 August 2005).
Those expressly provided for by other regulations.
(b) As expressly provided for in contractual arrangements.
This Agreement are non-transferable, except as expressly provided herein.
Such cases should be expressly provided for by the law.
This is expressly provided by article 8 of Act No. 18,314.
Such exceptional cases should be expressly provided for by the law.