Examples of using From resorting in English and their translations into Arabic
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Furthermore, according to the Explanatory note on the Model Law," recourse" refers to resort to a court, i.e. an organ of the judicial system of a State; a party is not precluded from resorting to an arbitral tribunal of second instance if such a possibility has been agreed upon by the parties(as is common in certain commodity trades).
in part by the case law of the Court of Justice of the European Union discussed in paragraph(6) of the commentaries, where it is correctly stated that the existence of judicial remedies within the European Union appears to exclude European Union member States from resorting to countermeasures against the European Union.
In draft resolution VI on the administration of juvenile justice, the Economic and Social Council would stress the need to give timely assistance to children and young people in difficult circumstances, especially in drug-related situations, in order to prevent them from resorting to crime and would urge States to include provisions for juvenile justice in their national development plans.
Lastly, special attention should be paid to the legal aspects of economic security, especially the elaboration of norms which would prevent States, in their international relations, from resorting to the threat or use of unilateral economic measures with a view to achieving political gains,
However, we believe that the rationale for the first pillar-- namely, dissuading people from resorting to terrorism or supporting it-- is not very concrete, given that the report of the Secretary-General has completely obscured the underlying causes of the evil of terrorism and thereby the need to eradicate them.
The Islamic Republic of Iran was of the view that the United Nations could and should take effective action to discourage Member States from resorting to the imposition of coercive economic measures; it suggested that the Second Committee, and for that matter, the General Assembly, should adopt a resolution reiterating and reaffirming the position of the international community on such measures.
The presence of a lawyer during police questioning may not only deter the police from resorting to ill-treatment or other abuses,
The States parties to the Convention should comply with its provisions by refraining from making any reservations or from resorting to the use of children in other than armed groups, such as civil defence or local or border guards,
India, however, would prefer the Secretariat to refrain from resorting to the unencumbered balances of closed peacekeeping missions and wished to reiterate that all Member States had an obligation to bear the expenses of the Organization, with the only exceptions being those provided for in Article 19 of the Charter.
Some delegations argued that making enforceability mandatory might discourage some parties from resorting to conciliation, but he felt that, on the contrary, parties would be dissuaded from conciliation if the resulting agreement was not binding
I call upon the parties involved to refrain from resorting to violence, irrespective of their divergent views on the peace process, and to enter instead into dialogue and discussion about the constructive roles that civil society and community leaders can play in promoting peace.
paragraph 7 could not be misinterpreted in the context of paragraph 10 as meaning that the Security Council could prevent parties from resorting to the means of settlement of their own choice with respect to disputes other than those endangering international peace and security.
We must not, however, let our initial successes blind us to the reality that much still remains to be done to dissuade people from resorting to terrorism, deny terrorists the means to carry out their attacks, deter States from supporting terrorism, develop State capacity to defeat terrorism, and defend human rights.
the buyer must then accept performance and is barred from resorting to remedies inconsistent with performance.
II. Dissuading groups from resorting to terrorism or supporting it.
States should refrain from resorting to the use or threat of force.
Every effort should be made to refrain from resorting to a deferment of action.
Moreover, it did not prevent convicted persons from resorting to other remedies available under the law.
Every effort should be made to refrain from resorting to a deferment of action.
Nonetheless, every effort should be made to refrain from resorting to a deferment of action.