Examples of using For a convention in English and their translations into Arabic
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When support for a Convention was foundering in 2002 due to WEOG opposition, New Zealand played a pivotal role in achieving cross-regional momentum.
The General Assembly easily approved the call for a convention during the special legislative session
(d) Final report of the Committee on State Immunity, together with revised draft articles for a convention on state immunity(addressed to relevant international organizations and other bodies);
There has been massive international support for a convention on a total ban on anti-personnel mines.
In 1953 it produced the draft for a Convention on the Enforcement of International Arbitral Awards, which was the basis for what became the 1958 New York Convention. .
The study could be used to establish consensus on the need for a convention, perhaps within the context of regional mechanisms.
This information could eventually contribute to building consensus on the need for a convention.
The Executive Secretary of the Intergovernmental Negotiating Committee for a Convention to Combat Desertification responded to questions raised.
Would it not be a good idea to entrust the Conference on Disarmament with the preliminary studies for a convention of this nature?
In addition, a number of other possible aims for a convention or protocol approach were identified.
They are unwilling to establish a specific time frame for attaining these goals or to undertake negotiations for a convention that results in their elimination and prohibition.
It would make little sense to abandon a long-established court practice for a convention that would be applied in a limited number of countries.
There appears to be widespread acknowledgement that the draft articles should not be the basis for a convention or other prescriptive document;
The Joint Intergovernmental Group of Experts at its eighth session agreed to use the text of the draft articles for a convention on arrest of ships contained in document JIGE(VIII)/2, TD/B/CN.4/GE.2/5, LEG/MLM/32 as a basis for its discussion during the ninth session.
Compilation of comments and proposals by Governments and by intergovernmental and non-governmental organizations on the draft articles for a convention on arrest of ships”(A/CONF.188/3 and Add.1-3);
The Joint Intergovernmental Group of Experts on Maritime Liens and Mortgages and Related Subjects, at its ninth session, completed consideration of the draft articles for a convention on arrest of ships, as contained in document JIGE(IX)/2, TD/B/IGE.1/2, LEG/MLM/39.
The United Kingdom welcomed the articles on prevention but saw little need for a convention on the subject, which was already covered by a number of binding sectoral and regional instruments.
The foundations for a convention on the rights of the child were researched by Janusz Korczak(1878-1942), a paediatrician and writer who dedicated his life to children and the establishment of legal protection of their rights.
Part A includes revised draft articles for a convention on arrest of ships,