Examples of using Limiting the scope in English and their translations into Arabic
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(f) To approve the Committee ' s recommendation limiting the scope of the cooperation between its secretariat and EUROSTAT and IOS to the exchange of statistical information only;
thus limiting the scope of coverage to private funds entrusted to an individual public official but not to an organization.
while no such workable criterion might be found, limiting the scope of the Uniform Rules to the commercial sphere(i.e.,
that have proposed reparation measures generally focusing- with few exceptions- on victims of war crimes and other gross civil and political rights violations, thereby limiting the scope of reparation.
Some delegations were of the view that limiting the scope of the relevant provisions might prevent States from obtaining cooperation from another State at the early stage of an investigation, or could be used
It was suggested that the issue could be resolved by including specific provisions in the draft articles, or by limiting the scope of the study mainly to" confined underground aquifer systems", with the understanding that" aquifer systems" could be linked to surface waters, but that such a link would be weak and negligible.
His delegation shared the view of the Commission that limiting the scope of the draft Code to the most serious crimes did not imply any doubts as to the criminal nature of other individual crimes under international law, nor did it prejudge the future development of the law in that area.
We fully share his analysis and regret the evident regression in the current positions of the five permanent members on limiting the scope of application of the veto, as compared with their positions- or, more accurately, the positions of at least three of the five- on such a limitation in 1948.
In fact, in countries that have succeeded, the State has played a key transformative role both in the economic and the socio-political spheres, and any efforts to constrict this transformative role, such as limiting the scope for public regulation of markets to improve their stable operation, slows progress in good governance.
Her Government had previously expressed its concerns about limiting the scope of the draft articles to groundwater, and it remained of the view that it would not be
There was, however, general agreement that limiting the scope of the new instrument only to formation of contracts by electronic means was an excessively narrow approach and that, as agreed at the Working Group ' s thirty-ninth session, the new instrument should at least deal with certain issues of contract performance(A/CN.9/509, paras. 35 and 36).
Ms. Escobar Hernández(Spain) said that, in general terms, her delegation endorsed the pragmatic approach adopted by the Special Rapporteur in his second report, in particular with regard to excluding armed conflict from the topic, limiting the scope of the study to the rights and obligations of States and excluding the phase of prevention.
It should also be noted that limiting the scope of the issue to births at checkpoints fails to account for the consequences of the entire closure regime imposed on the occupied Palestinian territory(e.g., the closure of Gaza, the Wall, as well as other impediments to the freedom of movement of Palestinians, such as roadblocks, trenches, earth mounds, etc.), which severely impact on the daily lives of Palestinian women.
However, with respect to suggestion(b), the concern was expressed that, as in the chapeau of recommendation 244 reference was made to a security right" created by the licensor", limiting the scope of recommendation 244 to end-user licensees would result in such a licensee being exposed to security rights created by a person other than its immediate licensor.
Any reservations limiting the scope of article 4 should be withdrawn.
However, it did not result in limiting the scope of application of anti-dumping actions.
Limiting the scope of an agency ' s activities until fulfilment of certain conditions;
Limiting the scope of negotiations to selected core market access and rulesmaking has also been suggested.