Examples of using Jure in English and their translations into Arabic
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according to whether the succession to the treaty occurred through a notification by the successor State or ipso jure.
this question calls for different approaches depending on whether succession occurs ipso jure or through notification.
facto independence(what exists in reality) and de jure independence(what is reflected in the statutes)
Adopt, as soon as possible, a de jure moratorium on the death penalty with a view to its definitive abolition, and accede to the Second Optional Protocol to the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which prohibits the death penalty in all circumstances(France);
The Working Group recalled the decision at its forty-sixth session to replace the words" ipso jure" with wording along the lines of" of itself" in the interests of simplicity(A/CN.9/619, para. 162).
Indeed, only by understanding the concrete experiences of people who use the justice system or have tried to gain access to it will it be possible to find the specific solutions that will improve access to justice for all and without discrimination, de jure or de facto.
Preparing for de facto and de jure equality has gained importance as has the integration of a gender perspective in all areas of legislation, infrastructure development and human resource and economic development.
The notion of ipso jure continuity had not been based on practice at the time that the 1978 Vienna Convention had been drafted, but had been, rather, an example of progressive development of international law.
in this case that of a State party to the treaty(principle of ipso jure continuity).
Regarding article 19(3) and the reference in square brackets to stay or suspension under article 16(1), there was an important difference between discretionary judicial measures under articles 15 and 17 and ipso jure consequences of recognition under article 16.
In this regard, the Working Group is concerned at the lack of progress in lifting de facto or de jure restrictions on freedom of opinion in all its forms, both individual and collective.
At the end of that paragraph, the following sentence should be added:" None of those States can claim, de facto or de jure, the status of nuclear-weapon States".
circumvents the rights guaranteed by the Constitution shall be ipso jure null and void.
Key aspects of this framework include: the designation of the MFAIC as the" Lead Agency" of Government responsible for the coordination of the overall implementation of the reporting process and as ipso jure Chair of the Steering Committee.
The complainant had subsequently refrained from submitting his case to the Refugee Appeals Commission(CRR), an independent jurisdiction which carries out de facto and de jure reviews of OFPRA decisions, thus acquiescing in the decision taken in this regard.
CAT recommended that the United Kingdom apply articles 2 and/or 3 of the Convention, as appropriate, to detainee transfers within its custody to the custody, whether de facto or de jure, of any other State.
With regard to housing, migrants who live and work regularly in Greece and from whose income contributions are deducted in favour of the Workers ' Housing Agency(OEK) are, ipso jure, beneficiaries of OEK ' s services without discrimination.
This guideline sets out this principle, which follows logically from the idea of continuity inherent in the concept of succession to a treaty, whether it occurs ipso jure or by virtue of a notification of succession.
The Committee considers that the scope of" territory" under article 2 must also include situations where a State party exercises, directly or indirectly, de facto or de jure control over persons in detention.
For that reason, it would be useful if the Commission were to identify criteria for determining the categories of crimes in respect of which States should be deemed ipso jure to be bound by the obligation.