Examples of using Possible scope in English and their translations into Arabic
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Consider introducing corresponding amendments in domestic legislation that would specifically authorize the competent Iranian authorities to provide MLA in the broadest possible scope of cases, as stipulated in paragraph 3 of article 46 of the Convention.
With reference to the recommendation of the SPT contained in paragraph 50 of the SPT visit report, in the scope of its limited possibilities, the National Agency is covering the broadest possible scope of facilities.
It is necessary to make a distinction when addressing the interconnected questions of the possible scope of subsequent agreements and subsequent practice as means of interpretation
It also decided that the workshop would examine the need for, and possible scope, structure, membership and work plans, of non-governmental advisory committees and/or a business consultative mechanism.
The increased number of articles devoted to the Tribunal was also accompanied by a significant change in the tone of their content as regards the intrinsic interest in its existence and possible scope of its activity.
not future work in the area would be useful and, if so, the possible scope of that work.
The steering group considered the possible scope of the fellowship programme bearing in mind its main objectives, as recalled in document ICCD/COP(10)/CST/8, and cognisant of decision 22/COP.10, paragraph 3, in particular its invitation to build partnerships and work with other institutions.
(e) The Centre assisted the Joint United Nations Programme on HIV/AIDS with the development of an option paper to examine the possible scope and methodologies, risks and benefits, challenges and opportunities with regard to the impact of the application of criminal law in the context of HIV;
The Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights(OHCHR) has initiated a broader dialogue with the Government of Myanmar and undertook a mission in June 2012 to explore the possible scope of technical assistance and the appropriate modalities, in order to step up its engagement with Myanmar on the basis of a more structured and long-term cooperation.
Building upon that paper, South Africa ' s reflections on the possible scope and requirements of a fissile material treaty have been submitted as a contribution to the work of the Group of Governmental Experts that will be convened in 2014(full text available from the website of the Conference; see para. 4).
Before considering the advisability of drawing up a legally binding instrument, for example an international convention, in order to ensure that punishment could not be evaded, it was necessary to determine the approach which should be taken on that subject, in particular the possible scope ratione personae and ratione materiae.
At its fortyninth session, in 1997, the Commission established a Working Group on this topic which reported to the Commission on the admissibility and facility of a study on the topic, its possible scope and content and an outline for a study on the topic.
her delegation shared the Special Rapporteur ' s general approach as well as his specific considerations on the possible scope of countermeasures, the conditions for exercising them and the rules for terminating them.
At its forty-ninth session, in 1997, the Commission established a Working Group on this topic which reported to the Commission on the admissibility and facility of a study on the topic, its possible scope and content and an outline for a study on the topic.
The State has constantly maintained the policy of increasing the scope and improving the quality of the benefits of maternity protection. The principle of the Government is to afford the greatest possible scope and highest possible level of benefits in maternity protection without being impeded by the objective economic,
a Note by the Special Rapporteur(A/CN.4/653), which aimed at stimulating an initial debate and which addressed the possible scope of the topic, terminological issues, questions of methodology as well as a number of specific points that could be dealt with in considering the topic.
the safety of shipping, it was suggested that the text should be retained in the draft provision and the brackets deleted in order to allow for the widest possible scope for the prevention of accidents involving dangerous goods, such that it would include those that were dangerous prior to and during the voyage.
The SBSTA reaffirmed the need for a work programme that would promote cooperation and facilitate the implementation of Article 6 by Parties and, taking into account national circumstances and the availability of financial resources, acknowledged the possible scope of activities of a work programme, which could include.
The decision to hold the workshop within the framework of the SBSTA had been taken by the Conference of the Parties at its first session, which also decided that the workshop would examine the need for, and possible scope, structure, membership and work plans of non-governmental advisory committees and/or a business consultative mechanism.
in cooperation with international organizations with expertise in the fields of secured financing and intellectual property law and, in particular, the World Intellectual Property Organization(WIPO), a note for submission to the Commission at its fortieth session, in 2007, discussing the possible scope of work that could be undertaken by the Commission as a supplement to the draft Guide.