Examples of using Its third report in English and their translations into Arabic
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Ms. Hole(Norway) said that Norway regarded the Convention on the Rights of the Child as a fundamental instrument for the realization of the democratic rights of children and young people and had recently incorporated the Convention into its national legal order and had submitted its third report to the Committee on the Rights of the Child.
Guatemala stated in its third report(page 4) that articles 18 and 26 of the Act against Laundering of Money or Other Assets, Decree No. 67-2001, govern the obligation imposed on banks
Guatemala indicated in its third report(page 7) that it has ratified 10 of the international conventions
Given our substantial initial achievements and the appropriate path on which we have embarked, the United Nations Development Programme, in its third report on the implementation of the Millennium Development Goals in Viet Nam in 2003,
In its third report, Malaysia states(page 6) that amendments to the Penal Code and the Anti Money Laundering Act 2001(AMLA) have been drafted and are scheduled to be tabled at the September 2003 Parliamentary sitting in order to incorporate the requirements of subparagraphs 1(b),(c) and(d) of the Resolution into domestic law.
The" E4" Panel in its third report concluded that non-profit organizations may be compensated for loss of revenue in the same manner that a for-profit organization is compensated for loss of profits./ The Panel adopts this finding and applies it to the claim under review.
The Panel concluded in its third report that, since re-routing is a common occurrence which is factored into operating costs by carriers and that the contingency routes implemented during Iraq ' s invasion and occupation of Kuwait continued to be used after the cease-fire, it is practically impossible to identify re-routing costs directly caused by the invasion.
With respect to the claim by Syrian Maritime Company, the Panel applies the findings in its third report that a shipping line which does not have a presence in the compensable area, but which is engaged in liner trade(scheduled services) and conducted regularly scheduled operations to or from the compensable area, may satisfy the requirements of paragraph 11 of decision 9.
In its Third Report on the implementation of measures contained in UNSC Resolution 1373(2001), the Republic of Mauritius informed the Counter-Terrorism Committee of the enactment of the Prevention of Terrorism Act(POTA) 2002, the Financial Intelligence and Anti-Money Laundering Act 2002(FIAMLA), the Prevention of Corruption Act 2002(POCA) and the Prevention of Terrorism(Special Measures) Regulations 2003 which came into operation on 25 January 2003.
At its 75th plenary meeting, on 20 February 2009, the General Assembly, on the recommendation of the General Committee as set forth in its third report, decided to include in the agenda of its sixty-third session an additional item entitled" Financing of activities arising from Security Council resolution 1863(2009)" under heading I(Organizational,
The Team noted in its third report that, as a result of a judicial proceeding, a Brussels court ordered the Government of Belgium to make a de-listing request to the United Nations for Nabil Sayadi and his wife, Patricia Vinck, officers of a listed entity, Fondation Secours Mondial, the European branch of Global Relief Foundation, also a listed entity(S/2005/572, annex II). Although the Government thereafter complied and initiated the de-listing request.
In its third report, the Panel concluded that a claimant may be eligible for compensation for a decline in revenue even though the claimant did not maintain a presence within the area previously delineated by the Panel as having been subject to actual military operations or the threat of military action for defined periods(" the compensable area", as summarised in paragraph).
It also found that salary payments made to unproductive staff after their evacuation are compensable only where the employee could not be reassigned to other productive tasks./ In its third report, the Panel found that where the claimant terminated employment rather than incur unproductive staff expenses, contractually or legally required early termination expenses are compensable in principle./.
In its third report, the Panel determined that advance rental payments in the case of businesses are best considered within a loss of profits claim./ In some instances, however, as is the case with the present claims, the manner in which the claims are presented makes it infeasible to value a claim for advance rental payments as an element of a loss of profits claim.
Question: Australia states in its third report that an organisation can be specified by regulation only if the Minister is satisfied on relevant grounds that the organisation is identified in, or pursuant to, a decision of the United Nations Security Council relating to terrorism and that the organisation is directly or indirectly engaged in preparing, planning, assisting in or fostering the commission of a terrorist act.
At its 99th plenary meeting, on 15 June 2011, the General Assembly, on the recommendation of the General Committee as set forth in its third report, decided to include in the agenda of its sixty-fifth session an additional sub-item entitled" Appointment of ad litem judges of the United Nations Dispute Tribunal" as sub-item(h) of agenda item 113, under heading I(Organizational, administrative and other matters), and to consider it directly in plenary meeting.
While considering it inappropriate to affirm the existence of a planned policy of" systematic violation" of human rights, the Procuraduría General, in its third report on human rights, stated nevertheless that the violations had been so numerous, frequent and serious over the years that they could not be dealt with as if they were just isolated or individual cases of misbehaviour by middle- and lower-rank officers, without attaching any political responsibility to the civilian and military hierarchy.
In particular, the Panel refers to its findings in its third report that claims for purchasing gas masks in Saudi Arabia are compensable in principle./ With respect to the purchase of gas masks in Bahrain, the Panel determines that such costs for personal safety are compensable given the later effect of military operations in the area./ The claim based on the purchase of gas masks in Greece is not compensable, however, as Greece is outside the compensable area.
It has also submitted its third report to the Committee.
In 2010, Estonia submitted its third report on implementing the Convention.