Examples of using Form of a declaration in English and their translations into Arabic
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In addition, as a transitional measure, the possibility of the adoption of the draft articles by the General Assembly in the form of a declaration could be considered as a means of advancing the decisions taken in 2001 and as a step towards reaching the objective described above.
the suggestion that they should take the form of a declaration of the General Assembly appeared a sensible one.
The final report, in the form of a Declaration and Plan of Action, defined benchmarks for democratic governance and committed the 119 States which participated in the meeting to implement comprehensive plans at the national, regional and international levels.
The first forward-looking document on enhancing the implementation of the Convention was adopted by COP 4 in 2000 in the form of a Declaration on the commitments to enhance the implementation of the obligations of the Convention(Bonn Declaration, decision 8/COP.4).
a" summary of the Commission ' s work on the subject, in the form of a declaration accompanied by general or preliminary conclusions and covering all the points which had been accepted by consensus", should be prepared.
In its resolution 51/160, the Assembly requested the Commission to, inter alia, prepare draft articles in the form of a declaration to be adopted by the Assembly on the question of the nationality of natural persons.
At its fifty-first session in 1999, the International Law Commission adopted draft articles on nationality of natural persons in relation to the succession of States, and recommended their adoption by the General Assembly in the form of a declaration.
At its fifty-first session, held in Geneva in July 1999, the Commission adopted the text of draft articles on nationality of natural persons in relation to the succession of States and recommended to the General Assembly the adoption, in the form of a Declaration, of the draft articles.
had decided to recommend to the General Assembly the adoption of the draft articles in the form of a declaration.
By its resolution 54/112, the General Assembly had decided to include the item under consideration in the agenda of its fifty-fifth session, with a view to the consideration of the draft articles adopted by the Commission and their adoption by the Assembly in the form of a declaration.
The text of the National Plan on Policies for Women is one of the annexes of this Report. The Plan is structured in the form of a declaration of assumptions, principals and general guidelines of the National Policy for Women.
They believed that all delegations would be comfortable with a decision by the General Assembly to adopt the draft articles annexed to its resolution 63/124 in the form of a declaration of principles on the law of transboundary aquifers.
Having considered the report of the Drafting Committee, the Commission adopted the draft preamble and the set of draft articles on second reading and decided to recommend to the General Assembly their adoption in the form of a declaration.
The Czech Republic stated that the form of a declaration might not only be sufficient to achieve this purpose,
For these reasons, it would be desirable to include this type of receivable in the scope of application of the Convention through the introduction of an optional system for States, in the form of a declaration.
33 States of the nuclear-weapon-free zone of Latin America and the Caribbean agreed to send to the sixty-sixth session of the General Assembly in the form of a declaration, copies of which are available in this room.
There appeared to be wide support for presenting the draft articles in the form of a declaration, although some delegations, while not objecting to a declaration by the General Assembly, wished work to continue with a view to the adoption of a binding instrument.
Since declarations adopted by the General Assembly are recommendations, the statement of this position in the form of a declaration will not in itself mean that it will promptly become a principle of international law.
In response, the sponsor noted that the form of a declaration justified the more mandatory and unambiguous language used in the paragraph, which did not exclude the possibility for a certain flexibility.