Examples of using Instrument in English and their translations into Arabic
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The most valuable and important instrument we have to strengthen this struggle and achieve better results is joint resolve to move beyond words and intentions to acts, to implement the abundant international legislation in this area decisively and promptly.
This is explained by the fact that the Draft Instrument is intended to provide a modern successor to existing international liability regimes in the field of carriage of goods by sea(i.e. the Hague, Hague-Visby and Hamburg Rules).
The main reason for this approach is that negotiable instrument law is a distinct body of law that treats certain key issues in a way other than the way in which they are addressed in the draft Convention.
One of the most prominent steps in that direction was the adoption of the Council of Europe Convention on the Prevention of Terrorism in 2005, which constitutes the first international legally binding instrument on that subject.
The instrument of sanctions could be further enhanced and it should be applied in future with more specificity and selectivity based on a careful analysis of the situation
adopted to enhance the status of women and bring Cypriot legislation into line with the relevant international instrument and with European legislation, especially with regard to family law
If the trader is hoping that the price will go up in the future, then he/she is planning to sell the instrument he/she has bought at a higher price and make a profit from the difference.
of this working group, the Commission decided, in principle, to prepare a single, comprehensive and internationally binding instrument to eliminate discrimination against women.
Ms. Ortigosa(Uruguay) said that the Convention and Optional Protocols were the most comprehensive international legal instrument for the protection of children and should be given priority by all States through their ratification and full implementation.
These sanctions were- unlike the peacekeeping and humanitarian assistance operations- the only strategic instrument of the United Nations to contain the conflict and restore peace and security in the region, not involving the use of armed force.
sixth session into a negotiating text for a protocol or another legal instrument(hereinafter referred to as" the instrument").
In order to overcome the obstacles in the way of achieving universality of the Convention and enhancing the scope of legal protection under that instrument, tangible steps must be taken to deal with the existing system of legal protection.
Argentina would nevertheless prefer that, when we review the marking and tracing instrument two years after its adoption, the matter of
The Committee welcomes the National Plan for Preventing and Addressing Domestic Violence and for Civil Coexistence, in place since 2004, as an instrument for overcoming legal, institutional and sociocultural barriers and addressing the multiple dimensions of domestic violence.
The fragmentation of international law was largely a result of an uncoordinated expansion of international law from being a tool for regulating formal diplomacy to an instrument for dealing with a huge variety of international activities.
In accordance with the Convention ' s provisions Russia will become a full member of the OPCW 30 days after it deposits its instrument of ratification of the Convention here in New York with the Secretary-General of the United Nations.
all groups of States, developing and developed, could point to the contribution of an item, making it a truly universal instrument.
The First Review Conference of States Parties to the Inhumane Weapons Convention, held at Vienna in October 1995, adopted a new legally binding instrument of humanitarian law prohibiting the use of laser weapons to blind soldiers or civilians.
the view had always been that the articles would take the form of an international convention and, for that reason, they had been drafted in the mandatory language characteristic of such an instrument.
The end of the cold war, which for so many years almost paralysed the work of the Organization, has presented us with a unique opportunity to turn the United Nations into the instrument that it was originally intended to be.