Examples of using Extending the scope in English and their translations into Arabic
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Croatia believes that extending the scope of the CPPNM to cover the physical protection of nuclear facilities and the domestic transport, storage and use of nuclear material will contribute to the strengthening of the global nuclear security regime.
As regards the rules applied by the NIA, Romania should consider extending the scope of investigations to any natural or legal third person susceptible to be used
Consider extending the scope of embezzlement in the private sector to all types of property, as defined in article 2(d) of the Convention, and consider removing the requirement of a complaint by the victim.
Even worse, the draft resolution goes beyond the earlier resolution 50/11 by extending the scope of its application from the Secretariat to other agencies of the United Nations system.
In the context of the current constitutional review and the drafting of an Anti-Discrimination Bill by the Parliament, the Committee invites the State party to consider extending the scope of its domestic legislation so as to protect non-citizens from racial discrimination.
Governments should consider implementing a social protection floor or extending the scope of existing social protection programmes.
Secondly, the draft resolution calls upon all States to become parties to the Convention and its Protocols and to adhere to its provisions, including the important amendment extending the scope of the Convention to include armed conflicts of a non-international character.
Some delegations expressed the view that in considering the creation of an international entity to coordinate space-based services for use in disaster management, the Subcommittee could consider extending the scope of responsibility of the Office for Outer Space Affairs to include such a coordinating function.
Some delegations expressed the view that extending the scope of the agenda item to include the general exchange of information and views on legal mechanisms relating to space debris mitigation measures, taking into account the work of the Scientific and Technical Subcommittee, would be conducive to more in-depth discussion on legal issues related to space debris.
Mr. HU Bin(China) noted that the criminal responsibility of legal persons was reflected in the law of many countries, but urged caution in incorporating such criminal responsibility within the Statute of an international court, and especially in extending the scope of the criminal responsibility of legal persons because of the sensitive political issues involved.
In that connection, the view was expressed that it might be useful for the Working Group to consider extending the scope of the preliminary draft convention to issues beyond contract formation, so as to include also the
As indicated in the Guide to Enactment of the Model Law, it had been decided that“nothing in the Model Law should prevent an enacting State from extending the scope of the Model Law to cover uses of electronic commerce outside the commercial sphere”(Guide to Enactment of the Model Law, para. 26).
Although the International Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia in the case of The Prosecutor v. Duško Tadić a/k/a" DULE" had referred to the possibility that an internal armed conflict might become international in character, that possibility did not justify extending the scope of the draft articles to all internal armed conflicts.
Encourages Member States in their efforts to address inequality and, in partnership with relevant stakeholders, to consider as appropriate, inter alia, programmes to promote the participation and empowerment of all members of society, implementing social protection floors or extending the scope of existing social protection programmes;
In others, laws extending the scope of capital punishment or reinforcing impunity,
Regarding a final document extending the scope of the Convention on Prohibitions
Following a review of the Ordinance, the Government had proposed further improvements in three areas, namely, extending the scope of coverage to include formal spousal or cohabitation relationships, extending the criteria for attachment of a power of arrest to an injunction order in cases of psychological harm, and increasing the duration of the injunction order.
On 21 December 2001, the Second Review Conference of the States Parties to the Convention on Prohibitions or Restrictions on the Use of Certain Conventional Weapons Which May Be Deemed to Be Excessively Injurious or to Have Indiscriminate Effects, with the consent of Germany, adopted a Final Document extending the scope of the Convention and its annexed Protocols to armed conflicts not of an international character.