Examples of using Particularly article in English and their translations into Arabic
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Mr. PULVENIS(Venezuela) said that the problems addressed in part IV of the draft articles did not concern riparian States alone, as demonstrated by the importance attached by his own country to those articles, particularly article 23.
With respect to guideline 2.1.8 on the procedure in case of manifestly impermissible reservations, the provisions of the 1969 Vienna Convention, particularly article 77, were adequate and unambiguous.
Government was paying special attention to the problem of violence against women but domestic law, and particularly article 299 of the Penal Code, was unduly vague on the matter.
Law No. 15/2002, particularly Article 13, imposes obligation on financial service providers(including banks) to submit suspicious transaction reports to the Indonesian Financial Transaction Report
insists that all parties must abide by the provisions of the NPT, particularly article IV, and strictly adhere to the Statute of the IAEA.
Law on surnames The Commission has repeated its recommendation that the law on surnames be revised and brought in line with the principle of equality, and particularly Article 16(g) of the Convention(conclusion 33 and recommendation 34).
The Committee noted with concern the lack of adequate information on certain articles of the Convention, particularly article 12, which addresses the rights of women and States parties '
In addition, article 6 of the Covenant must be viewed within the context of the other articles, particularly article 24, which stated that every child should have the right to such measures of protection as required by his status as a minor.
The Government of the French Republic declares that this Convention, particularly article 6, cannot be interpreted as constituting any obstacle to the implementation of the provisions of French legislation relating to the voluntary interruption of pregnancy.
(b) To respect its obligations under humanitarian law, particularly article 3 common to the Geneva Conventions of 12 August 1949 and customary international law applicable to internal armed conflicts;
As for the substance, all of the provisions of chapter V made perfect sense, particularly article 18, which ensured that only an effective link was opposable to other sovereign States.
Moreover, the set of draft articles- particularly article 19, a subject which France deals with in greater detail below- gives the unquestionably false impression that the aim is to“criminalize” public international law.
The Committee notes that the new law of 15 January 1996 concerning the status of minors should contribute to the application in Spain of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the relevant provisions of the Covenant, particularly article 24.
The Committee notes that the new law of 15 January 1996 concerning the status of minors should contribute to the application in Spain of the Convention on the Rights of the Child and the relevant provisions of the Covenant, particularly article 23.
In that regard, the Committee noted that the establishment of Jewish settlements in the occupied territories was illegal under international law(particularly article 49 of the Fourth Geneva Convention 10/) and constituted a threat to peace and security in the region.
act in conformity with the provisions of the Charter, particularly Article 24.
case was conducted in accordance with the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, particularly article 14 thereof.
The communication provides detailed information on the provisions of Portugal's Constitution and domestic legislation applicable to the prohibition of mercenary activities, particularly article 7 of the Constitution and articles 237 and 238 of the Penal Code, and states as follows.
Moreover, in the consideration of that issue, the draft articles on the non-navigational uses of international watercourses(A/49/10, chap. III), particularly article 7 thereof, should not be ignored.
Australia notes that section 4.2 builds upon the regime of the Vienna Conventions, particularly article 20(4)(c) of the 1969 Vienna Convention on the Law of Treaties, and seeks to provide some further certainty on when a reserving State may be considered among the contracting parties.