Examples of using Is to be understood in English and their translations into Arabic
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From the human rights perspective, the term" author" is to be understood as including individuals, groups or communities that have created a work, even where that work may not be protected by copyright.
However, the same Protocol indicates that the concept of ordre public is to be understood in the" wide sense generally accepted in continental countries" and mentions examples of situations in which an expulsion may be justified on such ground.
Hence, the commitment to resolve international conflicts through peaceful means and in accordance with international law is to be understood as one of the cornerstones of the notion of the rule of law at the international level.
In particular, that phrase is to be understood as a term of art referring to the International Committee of the Red Cross(ICRC) and the International Federation of the Red Cross and Red Crescent Societies(IFRC).
Consequently, the obligation to protect is to be understood as requiring States to take measures to prevent third parties from interfering in the exercise of rights listed in paragraph 49 above.
The Working Group may wish to discuss whether there is a need to define what is to be understood by" cultural heritage" and, if so, what the elements of such a definition should be. .
Fundamental human rights and freedoms granted in the Constitution apply to everyone, i.e. also to aliens unless under article 52 of the Constitution they are granted only to the citizens, which is to be understood as nationals of the Slovak Republic.
The reference to exhaustion of domestic remedies in article 2 as a condition for the submission of an individual communication is to be understood as a general reflection of this rule, not as a separate admissibility requirement.
As has been emphasized by the previous Special Rapporteur(see A/68/317, para. 70), the Declaration does not create new or special rights or privileges for indigenous peoples, but is to be understood as a remedial instrument that provides the necessary minimum standards for indigenous peoples to be able to enjoy the full range of their human rights and fundamental freedoms without any discrimination.
If the Committee does not consider that a trial before a military court necessarily entails a violation of the right to a fair trial, this is to be understood in the context of an independent system of justice based on effective separation of powers in a democratic society.
Especially, nothing is to be understood to imply that the Holy See endorses abortion or has in any way changed its moral position concerning abortion or on contraceptives or sterilization or on the use of condoms in HIV/AIDS prevention programmes.
Justice" is to be understood in the broadest sense.
This is to be understood as implying that the relevant decisions should cease to have effect.
We believe that preventive disarmament in outer space is to be understood in this perspective.
This is to be understood as including diving carried out by artisanal means for shells and pearls.
In an amparo procedure, the strictest interpretation must be applied when determining what is to be understood as an essentially electoral matter.
Non-conformity is to be understood in the sense of article 35, i.e., defects as to quantity, quality, description(aliud) and packaging.
It is to be understood that, in accordance with article 4, organs and agents are persons and entities exercising functions of the organization.
Nothing is to be understood to imply that the Holy See endorses abortion
Especially, nothing is to be understood to imply that the Holy See endorses abortion or has in any way changed its moral position concerning abortion,