Examples of using Had interpreted in English and their translations into Arabic
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in Namibia(South West Africa) notwithstanding Security Council resolution 276(1970), the Court had interpreted Article 27 of the Charter of the United Nations.
paragraph 2, of the Constitution offered an interesting example of the way in which the courts had interpreted provisions regarded as discriminatory by the Committee so as to eliminate any element of discrimination.
In relation to State succession and nationality, however, the Special Rapporteur had interpreted those words to mean that the topic belonged in the category of" special assignments" and, consequently, should be considered in a manner different from the Commission ' s customary procedure.
The Human Rights Committee had interpreted the formulation" have
The methodology had apparently been introduced simply to justify a pay increase and the Commission had interpreted resolution 47/216 as a request to increase salaries, which was certainly not the intention.
The Committee had interpreted article 9 to refer to an obligation for States to provide social security, social insurance and social assistance at a minimum level, particularly in relation to marginalized and disadvantaged groups.
To support the untenable position that the decolonization of Gibraltar was not a case of self-determination but of the restoration of Spain ' s territorial integrity, Spain had interpreted the call for negotiations between it and the United Kingdom, in General Assembly resolution 2429(XXIII) of 18 December 1968, as an authorization to claim the Territory.
Although some had interpreted that approach as a refusal to adapt domestic laws to the Covenant, both the executive branch and the United States Senate were reluctant to use the unicameral treaty power under the Constitution to introduce direct changes in domestic law.
Ireland ' s legal system offered considerable possibilities for reinforcing the rule of law- as clearly demonstrated by the case law of the courts, which had interpreted very liberally the main principles of the Constitution of 1937, in particular the ones set out in the core articles 40 to 44.
Moreover, in the same reports, the Advisory Committee had interpreted the phrase" within existing resources to the extent possible" to mean that, although additional resources might eventually have to be used, the Secretary-General must do his utmost to use existing resources.
the statute of limitations, an average of three years, but that the Court of Cassation had interpreted the starting point of the limitation period as the day when public action on the offence could reasonably begin, that is, when elements of the offence had been discovered.
Mr. YAMAK(Turkey), speaking in explanation of position after the decision, said that the more than 40 per cent increase in Turkey ' s assessment for the period 1995 to 1997 was due to the fact that the Committee on Contributions had interpreted paragraph 2 of General Assembly resolution 48/223 B in a manner to exclude Turkey.
The relationship between article 18 and article 19 of the Covenant and the manner in which the Committee had interpreted the restrictions that could be imposed on freedom of expression were clarified in general comment No. 34 on article 19 of the Covenant, relating to the freedoms of opinion and expression(CCPR/C/GC/34).
Steps were then taken by the Member State to comply with the asset freeze, although, by the time this was completed, the sanctions Committee had interpreted resolution 2009(2011) as freeing subsidiary companies from the asset freeze,
Whereas the amendment to article 76 of the Constitution had interpreted the Nouméa Accord to establish that any person domiciled in New Caledonia for 10 years could take part in these elections,
However, the Supreme Court of Canada had interpreted equality under the Charter and under human-rights legislation in similar ways; both instruments provided protections against direct and adverse-effect discrimination, and both could deal with systemic discrimination as well as affirmative-action programmes.
He thought a reference should also have been made to a subsequent remark by the then United Nations Secretary-General in which he had interpreted the approach adopted in the Vienna Declaration and Programme of Action in a manner similar to that adopted in the Committee ' s general comment No. 24.
He noted that Decision X/14 had specified that the term" process agents" should be understood to mean the use of controlled substances for a specified list of applications, but that some Parties and the Multilateral Fund had interpreted the decision to imply that process agents became a controlled use only after the decision had been adopted.
It was recalled that, in conformity with the rules of interpretation laid out in the Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, the Human Rights Committee had interpreted article 2 of the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights as calling for the application of States ' human rights obligations concerning all individuals within their territory
In 2008, a musician had allegedly received a one-year suspended sentence for posting a commentary strongly criticizing the police on the Internet; the court had interpreted his words as inciting hatred against the police, which it had considered to be a social group. In another case the government of Tatarstan had been considered a social group.